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Talented young piano students clocked up their music certificates and staged a concert for a packed audience at Dartmouth’s Flavel.
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Traders may seek ferry closure cash business leaders could launch a compensation campaign to claw back the tens of thousands of pounds traders fear they have lost thanks to the delay in reopening Dartmouth’s Lower Ferry. read on...FRIENDS and relatives turned out in force to say goodbye to former fireman and councillor Brian Langworthy who served Dartmouth as the museum’s curator for more than a decade before his shock death last month. read on... Drinking message was music to revellers’ ears Music fans got the official nod to carry on boozing as revellers poured into Dartmouth for the annual Dart Music Festival. read on...Harbourmaster quizzed over missing cruise ships councillors are demanding answers over why Dartmouth is missing out on economically important ship visits following a series of cancellations. read on... |
Sport
Stoke quartet fall at semi-finals
South Hams rivals Stoke Fleming and Kingsbridge Park battled for a place at the Bowls Devon finals of the men’s fours, writes Tony Atkins.
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TWENTY-four members from Dartmouth Bowling Club visited Brixham Bowling Club at Furzeham for a six-rink mixed friendly recently.
The result ended ... read on Bill’s warming up for World Cup Kingswear’s very own Steve Redgrave in the making Bill Lucas was in action once again for team GB, this time in the Essen International Regatta, which... read onThe wind was in the west early last Sunday at Dittisham Sailing Club when race officer Jonathan Weeks arrived. This is a common direction and the... read on SDFL Division Five Dittisham United 7, Newton Rovers 1 On Saturday the Mighty Plums completed a hectic week of fixtures with a mixed... read on |
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