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  Thursday 2 March 2023 You may have already heard that the Government has introduced new rules meaning you need to show… More

Police are appealing for information following a report of affray. It has been reported that the victim, a young girl, has been chased down New Road, South Molton by two young males, possibly in their young teens in age. This took place between… More

Throughout March officers from Devon & Cornwall police rural affairs team will launch their annual campaign to highlight preventative measures to reduce attacks on livestock by dogs.   During 2022 Devon & Cornwall police… More

Please note that the road closure will commence at 8pm and not 7pm as stated in the letter below.   

As Devon County Council’s Highways Department does not have the resources to regularly inspect all the roads in the county, they rely on and encourage members of the public to report problems, e.g. potholes, overgrown vegetation and obstructions, to… More

The Haresdown and Knowstone Moors Management Association will be carrying out a controlled burn on the moors on Tuesday 14th February. This is to fulfill part of the Countryside Stewardship agreement which is in place with Natural England and the… More

The next coffee morning, which takes place on Saturday 18th February, will be raising money for the Earthquake Relief Fund. Please come along to enjoy some lovely refreshments whilst raising money for this very worthy cause. 

Independent restaurant guide SquareMeal has published its annual list of the UK’s Top 100 Restaurants and three from Devon have been included. It’s the only list of its kind to exclude restaurants in London – as they go on a separate list – allowing… More

Devon & Cornwall Police is working with both partners and local residents to make potential locations in the counties unattractive to organisers of raves (also called unlicensed music events or UMEs). New Year sees a increase in the possibility… More