Objectors to six new homes in Parkham village say existing new builds have yet to sell. For illustration only. Credit: Google Street View
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Young and old across Torbay remembered those who gave so much.
Young and old across Torbay remembered those who gave so much.
Armistice Day was marked with short services, which included a two-minute's silence across the Bay, at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month when World War One came to end.
Churches and community groups united to remember those who had fallen fighting for freedom
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