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Delay in bid for town centre hotel

Delay in bid for town centre hotel
A year after London-based Newmark Property Investments Ltd submitted plans for a 61-room Travelodge in the heart of Newton Abbot, the company has confirmed the project has stalled.


Cycling celebration

MORE than 2,000 cyclists will be pouring into Teignmouth on Sunday in a prelude to the Tour of Britain.


We need safe venue for buses, says group

Ongoing vandalism means a new site is needed in order to protect minibuses belonging to Newton Abbot Community Transport Association.


Two fight for council seat

THERE is to be a straight fight between the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats for the vacant seat on Teignbridge Council brought about by the death of the district authority’s senior statesman, Cllr Vic Elliott.


Rain on the parade fails to spoil fun

Rain on the parade fails to spoil fun
THE rain came at the wrong time for the Moretonhampstead Carnival procession on Thursday last week.


Building firm collapse puts 30 out of work

Building firm collapse puts 30 out of work
Buckfastleigh building firm Blight and Scoble has gone into receivership with the loss of around 30 jobs.


Building firm collapse puts 30 out of work

Building firm collapse puts 30 out of work
Buckfastleigh building firm Blight and Scoble has gone into receivership with the loss of around 30 jobs.


Funky fun at the fair

Funky fun at the fair
Supporters of Bovey Climate Action’s Funky Fashion Footprints Fair were out in force on Saturday.


Planners no to five large houses

A plan to build five large detached houses on pastureland at Brimley Grange has been refused by Teignbridge Council planners.


Tough job picking bloom winners

Tough job picking bloom winners
Richard Taylor of Torbay Parks department had the difficult job of judging this year’s Kingsteignton In Bloom, due to the quality of the entries.


Second wave of parking tickets upsets residents

residents of Sandpath Road, Kingsteignton, have been hit by a second wave of parking tickets.


Salary figure incorrect

In our story last week concerning the salary paid to Nicola Bulbeck in her role as joint chief executive of Teignbridge and Torridge councils, we said her pay for her original Teignbridge role at present was approximately £110,000.


Publicity results in pledges of help

Organisers of the Newton Abbot Community Transport Association have praised the Advertiser for highlighting the group’s problem of ongoing vandalism.


Big crowd turns out for village meeting

Big crowd turns out for village meeting
IT was the biggest turn out yet seen for a public meeting in Bishopsteignton, when residents packed the village hall to protest over allegations that the £1.


Celebration time all round as pass rates reach new high

Celebration time all round as pass rates reach new high
Students from across the district were celebrating excellent GCSE results on Tuesday.


Duo embark on cycle challenge

Duo embark on cycle challenge
Two men from Buckfastleigh have left Devon to ride more than 1,000 miles for the ShelterBox Pakistan Flood appeal, writes Dawn Ellis

Matt Ireland and Jake Turbett caught the ferry from Plymouth to Roscoff last week and are now cycling through France, to Italy and will end their fundraiser in Genoa.


Family's gift benefits home's residents

Tracey Vale Residential Home, Bovey Tracey, is benefiting from two new lightweight wheelchairs.


Firm to fight development decision

Ceramics company BCT is to challenge Teignbridge Council’s refusal to grant planning permission for a 92-home development on land behind its Heathfield factory.


Bid goes in for new school gym

Bid goes in for new school gym
TEIGN School may be getting a brand new sports hall to replace its outdated gym.


Two arrested after hotel raid

Two men have been arrested in connection with an armed robbery at a rural Kingsteignton hotel and restaurant.


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