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Carol and Max are Braunton's citizens of the year
Carol was presented with the award by club president Beryl Lloyd
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Parish council want answers on Herne Bridge badger woes
Due to a badger’s sett, villagers are now facing up to nine months using back lanes they say are full of potholes and problems
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Fond memories of Prince Philip and the enduring legacy he left in South Devon
“Throughout his life Prince Philip gave stalwart support to our monarch and country. He was a cornerstone of the nation"
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Devonshire Home eyes 225 homes scheme in East-the-Water
This residential scheme located off Manteo Way
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Tributes to Mid Devon councillor Glanmor Hughes
Glanmor had represented the Upper Culm ward since 2003 and became Vice Chairman of the Council from 2015 – 2017
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Newton Abbot siblings keep town tidy and raise cash for school
It’s all part of Blackpool School’s Massive 5000 Challenge
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Braunton Football Club are blooming great
The players who all have additional needs have missed so much football during all lockdowns
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Gardener turns author to get people growing fruit and veg
Becky Dickinson has released Gardening to Eat, a 168-page hardback for those with little time or complete beginners
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Crackdown pledged on Torquay scramble bike pests
In one incident an elderly woman with her blind and deaf dog were left in tears as they were circled by bikers
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Residents begin fight to bring affordable homes to Braunton
At a meeting on Thursday, March 18, residents discussed the initial stages, concluding that people signed up to volunteer on any future steering group
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Over and Above welcome you to raise money in memory of Capt Tom
His simple message of hope – "Tomorrow will be a good day" – inspired millions around the world and brought comfort and joy to so many during the pandemic
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Deluge of visitors could bring Torbay's busiest holiday season in decades
Carolyn Custerson, chief executive officer of the English Riviera BID, said the re-opening had already created “really great pockets of happiness” around the bay