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CAMPAIGNERS against West Devon Borough Council’s controversial development blueprint for the next 16 years are to stage a protest next week.
THERE are only a few days left to book free tickets for Tavistock’s party of the year in celebration of the Tour of Britain racing through the town on Wednesday (September 15).
PLANS for an abattoir in a moorland hamlet near Mary Tavy were last week rejected by Dartmoor National Park Authority’s planning committee, writes Nigel Canham.
MORE than 400 people were drawn to Beaworthy last week for the Ruby Country Partnership‘s first celebration of local food and drink.
A UNIQUE event is due to take place in West Devon later this month, marking the great court of Devon tinners, which took place in the middle of Dartmoor 500 years ago.
A PARTY with a difference is being held in Tavistock next week.
BREAK out that crockery, put the kettle on, it’s time for the World’s Biggest Coffee Morning — and you can play a part.
FAMILIES across Devon can now apply for a secondary school place for their child for next year.
A DOG show held in Tavistock raised £250 for the Wingletang Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre at Brentor run by the Margaret Green Foundation.
IT was up, up and away last weekend as the familiar sight of hot air balloons returned to grace the skies of Tavistock after a break of three years.
TO celebrate its 75th anniversary in 2011 the Campaign for National Parks (CNP) is launching the Park Protector Award — a new initiative that aims to showcase the work of inspiring individuals and ambitious projects committed to protecting all 13 National Parks of England and Wales.
ERIC and Enid Jarman from Tavistock celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a party held at Tavistock Cricket Club on Saturday.
THERE were more then 500 entries at this year’s Halwill Flower and Produce show at the village’s parish hall on Saturday.
THERE may be a bidding war this weekend in the name of charity as local artists’ work is put up for auction.
A WEST Devon social club for adults with learning disabilities is appealing for volunteers to help it expand and offer additional activities.
SCHOOLS in and around Tavistock and Okehampton are being encouraged to take part in National Schools’ Film Week by exploring the educational benefits of a trip to the cinema.
THERE will be fun and games galore at Lewdown Recreation Field on Saturday September 11 when Lewtrenchard Pre-School holds an event within the village fair.
ONE of the most iconic rides of the fairground has been terrifying children and adults for decades, and one such ride will be thrilling the public again at the Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre in future.
WEST Devon seems to be the desired setting for film-making this summer, with Steven Spielberg currently making his new film, Warhorse, in the area, and more recently two indie directors making their debut feature.
THE official tourism and trade organisation for Dartmoor, the Dartmoor Partnership, has welcomed prime minister David Cameron’s plans for the tourism industry.
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