Business owners and councillors gather at SQ Bar and Restaurant in Braunton to oppose the end of the council's trade waste service. Picture by Alison Stephenson
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20 Jan 2026
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The Plough Arts Centre at Great Torrington will be hosting the event in Barnstaple © Copyright Roger A Smith
The Plough Arts Centre at St Anne's Arts & Community Centre in Barnstaple has announced that Fringe Extra 2025 will return to North Devon following the success of this year’s event.
The three-day festival will showcase a mix of comedy, drama, spoken word, music, poetry, and more, featuring productions from Fringe TheatreFest Barnstaple 2024.
Fringe Extra 2025 will take place from Thursday, 21 February, to Sunday, 23 February at The Plough Arts Centre.
Tickets are priced at £6 in advance when booked via The Plough’s website or £8 on the door for each performance.
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