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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An exhibition of the acclaimed photography of James Ravilious, who photographed rural Devon for the Beaford Archive, is being held at the National Theatre in London from April 6 to May 16, to mark the tenth anniversary of his death. The exhibition is cura
An exhibition of the acclaimed photography of James Ravilious, who photographed rural Devon for the Beaford Archive, is being held at the National Theatre in London from April 6 to May 16, to mark the tenth anniversary of his death.The exhibition is curated by his widow, Robin Ravilious, who lives in Chulmleigh. For 17 years, Ravilious photographed rural life in North Devon and his photographs portray in detail the rich landscapes, weather and the people.
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