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Potholes have surged across Devon after months of heavy rainfall and a series of winter storms, leaving road surfaces damaged and forcing councils to prioritise emergency repairs.
Potholes have surged across Devon after months of heavy rainfall and a series of winter storms, leaving road surfaces damaged and forcing councils to prioritise emergency repairs.
Potholes have surged across Devon after months of heavy rainfall and a series of winter storms, leaving road surfaces damaged and forcing councils to prioritise emergency repairs.
Potholes have surged across Devon after months of heavy rainfall and a series of winter storms, leaving road surfaces damaged and forcing councils to prioritise emergency repairs.
Staff and officials at the opening of the new Atlantic MRI suite at North Devon District Hospital, Barnstaple. Credit: Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
Pollyanna Mears, Health and Social Care lecturer from North Devon, training for the London Marathon 2026 to raise awareness and funds for NDADA, supporting survivors of domestic abuse.
The extraordinary meeting of North Devon Council attended by business owners to discuss the trade waste and recycling service. Picture by Alison Stephenson