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Alternatives to glyphosate needed to kill Bradninch's weeds
People in the town are demanding change
Lewis Clarke
Lewis is a reporter based in Tiverton. If you have a story, get in touch with lewis.clarke@reachplc.com.
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Woman rescued from mud while walking dog on Northam Burrows
Crews arrived on scene and liaised with the coastguard and RNLI inshore lifeboat that had been scrambled
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Huge crane gets Tivertonian barge back in the canal as summer season beckons
On Wednesday, March 31, a 100-tonne crane was hired to lower the 12ft wide Tivertonian Barge
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Bradninch looks to set up neighbourhood watch scheme
He suggested organising a public meeting, and if it was not well attended, the council would have at least made an effort
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Cullompton gives financial backing to new railway station
The government announced it intended to reopen stations in Cullompton and Wellington
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Bradninch councillors look to find more space to alleviate parking woes
The town council has agreed to write to landowners, The Duchy and Nicks Trust, to raise the increased issue with parking
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Taylor Wimpey answer concerns on access and safety at Siskin Chase site
It will comprise of 40 per cent open space, 30 new affordable homes in the area, 149 new trees being planted on-site
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Flower boxes will stop people mounting grass in Bradninch
People had mounted the roundabout at Townlands
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Rainbows and colour as pre-school celebrates town's key workers
During the last day of the school’s spring term, youngsters dressed to impress
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Feuding allotment holders told to stop causing a nuisance to others or lose their plot
Two plot holders have had disagreements
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Councillor who has helped improve Cullompton resigns
The mayor of Cullompton, Councillor James Buczkowski, announced that Michelle Rowe had left the council with immediate effect
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Staff get their running shoes on in national 5km challenge
The main benefit from this virtual event was to get people out of the house, to take their children, or their dog, with them and walk or jog 5km