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Help for sufferers

6:50am Friday 8th August 2008

PEOPLE in Mid Devon with long-term health conditions are set to receive free support from trained tutors.

Caravan on fire in field

8:36pm Saturday 2nd August 2008

FIRE crews are battling a caravan on fire at Copplestone in Crediton.

Best exam results for Copplestone

5:00pm Saturday 2nd August 2008

A MID Devon primary school staged a double celebration at the end of term after achieving its best ever exam results in the same week education inspectors praised its recent rapid improvements.

Fifty year wait for link road nearly over

COUNCILLORS Nick Way, John Downes, Bob Wright and David Nation at the site of one of the proposed routes.

3:14pm Friday 25th July 2008

CAMPAIGNERS for a Crediton link road are finally set to taste victory after a 50 year battle.

Crediton man still 'critical'

5:22pm Monday 21st July 2008

A CREDITON man remains in a critical but stable condition in the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital following a road accident on Saturday evening.

Fire crew called to car crash

11:10am Monday 14th July 2008

ONE fire crew from Crediton has been called to a car crash in the early hours of this morning.

Girls show beautiful skills

Katie (left) and Chloe with their awards

2:10pm Sunday 13th July 2008

A BEAUTY therapy student from Crediton finished second in the West Country section of the World Skills Challenge at Exeter College.

Life in a refugee camp

2:10pm Friday 4th July 2008

YEAR eight students from Queen Elizabeth Community College in Crediton are today discovering what life is like in a refugee camp today.

Crews called to car fire

1:19pm Saturday 28th June 2008

A CAR has been severely damaged by fire near Crediton.

Crediton still has bags to do

8:19pm Thursday 26th June 2008

SHOPPERS in Crediton use a staggering 1.4 million plastic carrier bags a year, a survey has found.


UK News

Lords urge VAT reform

A Lords committee has urged reform the VAT system

Updated 1:29pm Wednesday 20th August 2008

VAT rates should be reformed to make sustainable consumer goods "more economically attractive" as part of a bid to end the UK's throwaway culture, a Lords committee has suggested.


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