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Operation sunshine!

Bantham RNLI Lifeguards swung into action on bank holiday Monday rescuing the occupants of two dinghies that capsized coming out of the river, seven children caught in a rip current, two medical emergencies – and dealt with several lost child searches.

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Brothers in arms!

A former Royal Marine from South Brent has helped to arrange an emotional reunion of his brothers in arms – who haven’t seen each other in more than 50 years.

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Regatta rocks!

DARTMOUTH’s 163rd regatta has been hailed a success by its chairman Jim Brent after a fine finish to a week of events on the water, on land and in the air.

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Didn’t they do well!

A-level students at Kings-bridge Community College have set a new record, reaching the highest ever pass rate.

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Exceptional!

IVYBRIDGE Community College has reported another outstanding year of A and AS Level results as well as GCSEs.

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I am so proud!

THE WAIT was finally over this week as hundreds of teenagers across the Dartmouth area opened their GCSE results.

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Ankle-break visitor is refused an X-ray

A regular South Hams holiday maker was sent to Torbay Hospital after being refused an X-ray at South Hams Hosp-ital for a broken ankle.

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Tell us what is happening with hall bid

Lee Mill Commun-ity Association is appealing for information from builder Cavanna Homes over plans for a new hall for the village.

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Photos show full extent of fire damage

PHOTOS showing the true scale of destruction caused by the recent Dart-mouth town centre fire have been released this week.

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Our mistake costing you, admits MP

THE Conservative Government of 1989 made a mistake in burdening South West residents with high costs for cleaning up the regions beaches, admitted MP Gary Streeter.

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A new look for academy pupils

WITH little over three weeks to go before the autumn term begins, the trust behind the Dartmouth Academy bid has announced its plans for a new school uniform.

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Salt marsh would be a disaster

A PLAN to flood land near Aveton Gifford with sea water is being strongly contested by local residents and conservation group members, with the support of the parish council.

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Reveal the secret of the tapes!

INCREASING political and legal pressure is being put on the Maritime and Coastguard Agency to release tapes of radio conversations held when a controversial decision was taken to prevent Hope Cove rescue boat from going to the aid of teenagers in distress.

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Turning up the heat on incinerator

A public surgery regarding the application for an incinerator at New England Quarry has been held at the Watermark, Ivybridge.

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He served with pride

FRIENDS and colleagues have paid tribute to former Dartmouth soldier and firefighter Robin Payne, who died suddenly from a massive heart attack.

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