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Support local homelessness by talking on a summers walk around Bath
'The Circuit of Bath is a really important event in our fundraising calendar – especially this year'
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Torquay student Iona plans a 'triathlon' for hedgehog hospital
“Now, more than ever, hedgehogs need all the help they can get as we’re losing them from our countryside at an unprecedented rate"
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RSPCA launch appeal after a 5ft boa constrictor is found in Brixham with a head trauma
The RSPCA have launched an appeal for information following the abandonment of a severely injured snake
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Council demands dog poo bin for new Bideford housing estate
The estate is now finished, and numerous residents would like a bin
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Former World War II RAF veteran celebrates his centenary
Harold was born in West Auckland, County Durham in 1921 to a long-established County Durham family. Harold has traced his ancestry as far back as the 1600
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Young people in Cornwall can now access mentoring as waiting lists for mental health services lengthen
Arch is a new mentoring and support service launched in Cornwall aimed at young people
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Meeting will address lack of affordable housing in Braunton
They want to consult with Braunton villagers on the setting up of a Community Land Trust (CLT)
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Keith aims to walk 52 marathons in 52 weeks for Devon Air Ambulance
Experienced walker, Keith Maynard, age 59, from Barnstaple, has pledged to walk 52 marathons in 52 weeks - a marathon for every week
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Overwhelming support for new traffic-free trail linking Newton Abbot and Teignmouth
“This trail is a long–term aspiration and I’m delighted that people are supporting this scheme"
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Proposal to bring pancake races to Bideford Bridge falls flat
Councillors agreed to look into the prospect of pancake races at Victoria Park, The Quay or another location at a later date
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Truro city centre to be pedestrianised again to boost post lockdown trade
Truro city centre will be pedestrianised again to boost trade when the nation comes out of lockdown
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Forestry Commission investigates claims Brixham trees were felled illegally
Pictures posted on the Save Brixham’s Green Space Facebook page show dozens of freshly-cut tree stumps along a bank in the lane