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Government invests £71m to help reopen Devon tungsten mine (opens the original)
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More than £70m of public money will be invested into a mining company to help restart production, the chancellor has said. The Hemerdon tungsten and tin mine in Devon will receive up to £71m from the National Wealth Fund to resume operations at the mine near Plymouth. Chancellor John Healey said it meant Britain could tap into one of the world's largest deposit of the mineral which is used in steel, electronics and aerospace industries. The government said it would ringfence 50% of the productio
Jersey earnings rise by 1.2% after inflation (opens the original)
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Average earnings in Jersey grew by 1.2% in real terms in the year to June, according to new figures. Statistics Jersey said in June 2026 earnings per full-time equivalent employee was 4.1% higher than in June 2025. However, once adjusted for inflation - currently at 2.8% for the island, external - Statistics Jersey said earnings rose by 1.2%. The Index of Average Earnings June 2026 report, external said the overall increase was lower than the preceding five-year annual average of 5.6% per year a
Boys and man rescued after being cut off from tide in Cornwall (opens the original)
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A man and two boys have been rescued from the sea at a beach on which two people died earlier this summer. A major rescue operation was launched on Wednesday night at Fistral Beach in Newquay after the group was washed into the sea after getting stranded on rocks by the incoming tide. Two coastguard teams, two RNLI lifeboats and the coastguard helicopter were sent to the incident at about 19:05 BST and the casualties were pulled into one of the lifeboats with the help of two surfers. Just over t
North Devon maternity unit closure: What are next steps? (opens the original)
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Pregnant women living in a rural area of Devon say the suspension of a maternity services has left them feeling anxious about their birthing plans. The Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (RDUH) suspended standard birthing services at North Devon District Hospital (NDDH) in Barnstaple on 11 August, which it said it was the "only safe course of action" due to staffing issues. The trust said it began planning for a potential temporary suspension to services in July due to seriou
Mums hope school uniform swap in Tavistock will help families (opens the original)
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A free school uniform swap has been set up by two mums who want to help stop families from "forking out" on "expensive" clothing. Bex and Faye created the Tavistock Uniform Swap Shop in Devon where people could donate clothing their children had outgrown along with having a selection of new items as well. A stall at Tavistock Library was set up on Thursday where they received three "huge boxes" of uniforms from lost property at local schools, as well as half a dozen bags from the community. Bex
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