The new panels on the Rowan Chapel roof at North Devon Crematorium. Credit: NDC
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The entrance to Wildlife Park, © Copyright Lewis Clarke.
Combe Martin Wildlife Park have announced plans to not open during February half term.
The announcement, made on Facebook said: “Due to the extensive damage caused by Storm Darragh in December, we’ve made the difficult decision not to open for February Half Term. Our amazing team and fabulous volunteers have already done so much, but we still have lots of pathways & fencing to repair to ensure visitor safety.”
The park said: “We’re sorry for any inconvenience.”
Our new reopening date is Saturday, 29 March.
The also assured visitors that those that booked for february that they would be in touch soon to arrange a reschedule or issue a full refund.
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