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Kenton School Kids clock up miles from Devon to Oz to raise bucks for building bogs
Kenton Primary School pupils have collectively travelled 9,190 miles
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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Mayor welcomes sea defence work at Westward Ho!
Councillor David Chalmers has inspected the storm damage to the Pebbleridge from winter storms
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Tier 2 "death knell" for business warns North Devon MP
Selaine has made her views known on Twitter and in the House of Commons
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Skatepark ownership handed to Uffculme Parish Council
The skatepark and BMX track at Highland Terrace was handed to Uffculme Parish Council on Friday, December 4
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North Devon RoSPA say goodbye to stalwart Mike Hundson
Mike has been a committee member and driver tutor with the group since 2008
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Park and ride scheme could ease Appledore parking problems
During the summer months with additional visitors, and the council had to use a field to accommodate the traffic
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Council aims to tackle speeding problems in Northam
The speeding is a concern for councillors
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Vandals in Westward Ho! will be "watching their back" after Facebook post
Councillor Derek Sargent posted photos of the graffiti on the Westward Ho! community page
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Tamar Bridge's south cantilever re-open to pedestrians and cyclists
This follows the completion of the works on the north cantilever on Monday, December 14
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Raw sewage discharge concerns for Westward Ho! councillors
SAS stated that companies had discharged raw sewage into bathing water beaches almost 3,000 times in the past year
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School's Christmas choir spreads festive cheer across North Devon
The videos were put together by Bonnie Brayley, the music teacher at three of the five TEAM Academy schools
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Sienna's homemade ceramic tiles help raise thousands for Exeter foodbank
Topsham based Darts Farm is working with Exeter Foodbank and seven-year-old schoolgirl Sienna Littley