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Ladbrokes has published its odds for the Devon seats in the General Election. But what do all the numbers mean? Take a gander and offer us some advice, please. Comments below.
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With nary a regard for the Working Time Directive, Anna Pascoe burns all kinds of candles to fulfil her role as a Prospective Parliamentary Candidate (for South West Devon, since you ask) – and that’s on top of her full-time job – but she still has time to match Vince Cable, have a week campaigning, get her unique tyres fixed… and write about it all for the PRSD. Take it away Anna…
Teignbridge MP Richard Younger-Ross was at the Beating Bowel Cancer reception at Westminster last week, and he’s bought back an effort to beat cancer in the South Devon.
They say a week is a long time in politics, I have to tell you actually It’s not, well not this week anyway!
The South Devon Green Party will put up a new candidate for the Totnes Town Council seat it had already won after their latest incumbent revealed that he wouldn’t be a member of the Green Party while Paula Black, the first Green Party county councillor, was still a county councillor.  (3 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5) Loading ...
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Plymouth has been home to student protests over possible rises in course fees, where students were out in force,campaigning against their increasing debt.
Funding has just been made available for voluntary groups which work with adults with leaning disabilities in Devon.
Up to 15 new parking spaces have been created in Teignmouth town centre – inspired by ideas from David Cox and Chris Bray – simply by re-jigging some of the town’s existing parking bays!
The Encountering Reynolds exhibition at the Peninsula Arts Gallery is not about the Plympton-born painter at all. As you wander around the gallery you realise that this exhibition is more about the effect of his legacy on the way we view and consume art. |
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