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Freemasons donate £1,660 to Hospiscare’s Searle House
The Masonic Charitable Foundation makes grants of £750,000 to the 203 hospices in England and Wales, including £10,350 to eight hospices in Devon
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Devon & Cornwall Police launch campaign to raise awareness of online child exploitation
Campaign uses new animations to show children what they should do if they are contacted by criminals online
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The 'joyous' moment a daughter held her mum's hand for the first time in months
Families with loved ones in care homes are able to meet up and hold hands outside for the first time since the pandemic as lockdown restrictions ease
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Council reminds North Devon customers to renew their garden waste collection
Reminder emails and letters are being sent to customers whose garden waste permits are up for renewal
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Exeter Phoenix secures National Lottery support for Cinema Heritage Project
A number of workshops are also planned to give young people an opportunity to engage with the city’s cinema heritage by exploring archive material
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Get a thrill and enjoy the coastline as Exmouth's fastest charter boat tours begin
The RIB will provide coastal voyages, offering the opportunity for thrill-seeking passengers to discover Devon’s magnificent coastlines
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Mental health charities launch collaboration to offer more support to people in Devon
Covid-19 has had a devastating impact on the mental health of the nation
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The bond between a man from Crowborough and a robin bringing joy all around the world
'I have had messages from people saying because of disabilities they can't get outside at all. It's the only wildlife they are seeing' said Tony Putman
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Tavistock authors story book to help children with stress and anxiety
The end of the book contains additional information about the exercises and techniques in the ‘Join in with JJ’ section
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Reading challenge target smashed by Ivybridge students
Over fifty students from all year groups took part, logging their reading daily
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First man to cross Widnes-Runcorn bridge - by leaping gap - died from asbestos finds inquest
Terry Burns, 89, was nicknamed "Spiderman Burns" after leaping a gap between girders on the Silver Jubilee Bridge as well as his extensive collection of war memorabilia.
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Children from Cornish schools showcase creative talent as they welcome the G7 Summit leaders
The poem and poster will be used to welcome G7 Summit leaders to Cornwall this summer