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Torbay bin collectors are finally catching up after Covid-19 shutdown
SWISCo aim to be full back to normal with collections around Torbay by Monday next week
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Luxury developer to create 40 new jobs to keep up with demand
One luxury homes developer is creating 40 new jobs in Cornwall to keep up with demand
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Merlin MS Centre needs your help to keep going after devastating pandemic year
Merlin MS Centre in Cornwall is struggling financially and needs your help
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Snap Fitness apply to open gym at former Tiverton carpet store
Snap Fitness has applied to transform the former carpet shop on Kennedy Way
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Folk musicians Katie and Rick release debut album in time for Christmas
Folk artists Katie Kirk and Rick Williams have released their debut album in time for Christmas
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Tiverton churches bring festive cheer with virtual advent calendar
Churches have got together to produce the virtual advent calendar which features short two to three-minute videos about the different aspects of the festive season
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Pirate-loving game company launches Dice Splice on Kickstarter
Pirate enthusiasts SeaGriffin Games have launched their latest game on Kickstarter
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British Lithium expands its team with new trio of experts
British Lithium, based in Roche, has hired three new experts as it moves into phase two of its work
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Barnstaple six-a-side football league is set to kicks off - here's how to enter
Lockdown has halted the new league, but organisers Leisure Leagues, hope to get the season going again from December 6
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Discover North Devon's shipwrecks and artefacts in new book
It includes a little bit of flotsam; some of his famed tales and stories
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New book explores romance, adventure and dilemma in the countryside
Rachel Francis has released her new novel The Long Acre
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Author explores the lives of poverty stricken children in 1840s Devon
Two-hundred years ago in North Devon, young poverty-stricken children were made to stand on a table before an audience of farmers while a draw took place to decide their fate