New signs have been installed at Northam Burrows to remind dog owners of the risk to livestock.
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New signs have been installed at Northam Burrows to remind dog owners of the risk to livestock.
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New signs have been installed at Northam Burrows to remind dog owners of the risk to livestock.
A big pothole on the B3233. Image courtesy: Ed Tyldesley
Steve Cradock performing live with Ocean Colour Scene in 2004. Picture: John Ashton/Wikipedia
Bookings are soaring at Woolacombe Bay Holiday Parks, as the North Devon operator disputes claims that the industry needs "saving." Credit: Woolacombe Bay Holiday Parks
Fridah waters her garden. Credit: David Macharia
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