Guy Henderson
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Vulnerable Devon children placed in ‘illegal’ care as costs continue to soar (opens the original)
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The soaring cost of care and a shortage of registered homes means dozens of vulnerable Devon children and young people are being placed in ‘illegal’ accommodation at a cost of millions of pounds. Competition for limited Ofsted-registered places in the county means councils outside Devon are snapping them up, while many local children have to be found placements outside the West Country. Councils say they are working with providers to create affordable placements closer to home, but an influentia
Nine new homes in tiny Devon village could finally move closer to approval (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. Plans for nine new homes in the tiny village of Berry Pomeroy are likely to get the green light. South Hams Council deferred a decision on the plan nearly a year ago, sending the would-be developer away to come up with more details on issues includi
Flood-hit canal towpath reopens after £1million repair project is completed (opens the original)
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A stretch of footpath washed away in massive floods nearly two years ago has been rebuilt. Newton Abbot MP Martin Wrigley was among the first people to step out along the re-opened Stover Canal towpath near Kingsteignton. China clay quarry firm Sibelco has spent more than £1million on the major engineering project. The embankment, alongside Sibelcoâs former East Golds quarry, was severely damaged during a series of floods beginning with Storm Bert in November 2024. A 40-metre section of emban
Devon farmers could land £1million boost from new government support fund (opens the original)
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Devonâs farmers are in line for a share of a £30 million government cash handout aimed at making their farms more resilient and productive. The new Farmer Collaboration Fund is also designed to help farmers make their businesses more sustainable for the future. Farming leaders have welcomed the fund, saying it should be used to support all sectors including livestock, arable and horticulture businesses. Now the Combined County Authority (CCA) covering Devon has resolved to bid for just over Â
Devon could elect powerful new mayor as council shake-up is left in limbo (opens the original)
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Voters across Devon could be choosing a powerful new Mayor for the county as early as September 2027. Cornwall has so far resisted the temptation to join forces in a two-counties authority, although the door is being left open for the future. Confusion surrounds the future of local councils across the country after the government's decision to "pause" its sweeping plans to abolish district and county councils and replace them with new unitary authorities. In Devon the shake-up would have meant T
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