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Artist charts loss and hope for Devon's trees
The unique collection, called ‘æsc‘ (Old English, meaning ash tree)
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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Urgent appeal for foster carers in Devon
Almost 70 per cent of those in care are young people aged 11 to 18 years old
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Exeter retirement village celebrate Queen’s birthday with afternoon tea
Residents made the most of the sunny weather on April 21 and enjoyed a ‘socially distanced’ afternoon tea
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May opening for The Donkey Sanctuary Sidmouth
The Donkey Sanctuary has a number of measures in place to keep visitors, staff and donkeys as safe as possible
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New Enterprise Centre appoints community manager as it begins its search for founding members
Julian Dymond has been appointed as community manager by operators TownSq
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University of Plymouth student wins RNLI Design Challenge with contactless lifeboat collection box
The winning entry was a contactless collection box designed by Georgina Sparks
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Ivybridge students succeed in UKMT mathematics competitions
Niamh recently performed very well in the UKMT Intermediate Maths Challenge, scoring in the top seven per cent nationally
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Launch of book supporting survivors of domestic abuse
The Empowerment After Domestic Abuse Workbook has been created by Jeanette Brown and Debbie Coleiro
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New Plymouth date announced for reopening of Les Misérables
The tour of this production has sold out in record breaking time in each venue it has played since opening in 2018
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Large bumblebees start work earlier Exeter University finds
The biggest bees, and some of the most experienced foragers (measured by number of trips out), were the most likely to leave in low light
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People wanted from every town and city in Great Britain to help make a new national walking network
The team behind Slow Ways is now looking for people from every town and city in Great Britain to walk and review the routes to make sure they work in practice
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Run for donkeys in the world’s biggest marathon
Now in its second year, the virtual event will see 50,000 participants around the globe join the 50,000 runners on the streets of London