What are you doing in North Devon for Red Nose Day?

What are you doing for Red Nose Day? We want to know!

We want to hear about any fundraising activities in North Devon, from fancy dress days to bean baths and sporty challenges.

So far, several people have got in touch to let us know what they are doing.

Two schools in North Devon are going to attempt to set a record for the most people dancing simultaneously to the Black Lace hit Agadoo.

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The event, due to happen at 9am today in the playground at Northam's St George's Infants School, will involve children, teachers and parents from the school and from neighbouring St Margaret's Junior School.

Elsewhere, bus driver Ian Stoneham wore a lion onesie to work today to raise money for Red Nose Day.

Anyone who boarded the Beacon Bus between Dolton and South Molton today is likely to have spotted the bus driver's unusual attire.

We want to see photos, and if possible videos, of your Red Nose Day fundraising activities.

Email your pictures, videos and fundraising totals to eglanfield@northdevonjournal.co.uk and we will add it to our comprehensive coverage.