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Action to maintain coast road
Storm damage to the beach at Slapton is to be repaired by the Slapton Line Partnership in order to protect the coast road, at a cost up to £20,000.
Steen says 'Stop Post Office Closures'
Totnes MP Anthony Steen has attacked Gordon Brown's Labour party over its decision to close many rural post offices.
Rockers Curved Air announce Malborough gig
Legendary rock band Curved Air will be performing in Malborough early next month.
Salcombe in top 10 of best coastal towns
Salcombe is one of the top 10 coastal towns in England and Wales, according to a magazine survey.
Sherford photographer makes PX-3 Prix de la Paris finals
Sherford photographer Martyn Norsworthy is celebrating after making it to the finals of the PX-3 Pr … more»
Double delight for McGuiness
Marie McGuiness saddled a double at Flete Park on Saturday where Polly Gundry, who leads the nation … more»
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Action Iron Man (12A) is being screened at the Reel Cinema for another week from today.
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Burner wins coveted surfing title
Kingsbridge Community College student Matt Burner has won his first major title in the British Schools Surfing Championships.
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New Tesco store to create 140 jobs
Kingsbridge's proposed Tesco store will take around 18 months to build and should create 140 jobs, according to a spokesman for the retail giant.
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A Body of Work
Harbour House is the venue for A Body of Work - Rosie Burns' third solo exhibition of paintings, sculpture and printmaking.
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Action to maintain coast road
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