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 1 comment - ()Eco gardens from airport funds, pink pride in Torbay and flashing blades are all part of the things to be cheerful in the Devon news in our good week/ bad week round up. Find out about the losers. We’ve joined forces with the Ashburton environmental publisher Green Books to give subscribers to the People’s Republic of South Devon newsletter a special discount on two important environmental books. posted by Cptn The development of part of Torquay Town Hall into a community hub (that’s newspeak for community centre, donchaknow) will be available for public consultation from Monday, February 16. 2 comments - ()posted by Cptn Torquay Town Hall will become a super £9 million centre of community activity, according to the council’s latest decision on its develpment. posted by Katie Marie Yes, I’m back in the UK after a totally wonderful week in Germany. posted by Cptn What does the Jurassic Coast mean to you? What is the Jurassic Coast? And why is a conference that takes place in the UK, made up of British delegates billed as international? We aim to answer at least one of those questions. Keep reading to find out which. These images were taken by Devon peace worker Jenny Linnell in the Gaza Strip town of Jabalia after the troops withdrew from the area. posted by Cptn Torbay Council has been awarded a Green Apple environmental award for its attempts to promote recycling across the Bay. posted by Cptn Some £5 million from the sale of Exeter Airport is to be ploughed into a green form of travel as Devon County Council has drawn up a plan to turn Devon into the top destination for cycle tourism. It’s exciting times here at the People’s Republic of South Devon, and here’s why – tea-glugging tunester Katie Marie, who’s preparing to hot foot it to Germany for the next leg on her road to European domination, will be providing a regular Thursday feature entitled Not Bad For a Girl. Over to you, Katie. posted by Cptn The move from plastic bags to reusable cotton ones has been a Saltash success story. In a case of impeccable timing, the Saltash Environmental Action Group, which borrowed £1,600 from Saltash Town Council, will pay back its the loan on Thursday (January 15) – six months early. posted by Cptn Charity shops, green holidays, and a sweet factory are the winners in the Devon newsweek. But who are the losers? Enough news, reviews, interviews from throughout the South West to shake a stick at. . Now that the dust has settled on 2009, we thought we’d remind you of some of the most popular news, interviews and reviews from the South West that peppered the People’s Republic of South Devon during 2008. As you |
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