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Developers want bigger turbines

POWER FROM THE WIND: Wind turbines at Bradworthy where North Devon's first windfarm was built.

Wednesday, December 31, 2008

Three new wind farms destined for areas along the north coast will be generating electricity by the end of 2010.

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Route options for Fullabrook still being considered

WHICH WAY?: Decisions have yet to be taken on how turbine components will be transported to the Fullabrook site.

Wednesday, December 31, 2008

Two possible routes into North Devon are being investigated by the energy firm behind the Fullabrook wind farm.

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Work on windfarm at Stibb Cross due to start in 2010

Wednesday, December 31, 2008

Work on the new wind farm planned for Galsworthy at Stibb Cross is due to start early in 2010.

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Lundy seals come out to play

Seal by Dan Hopkins

Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Diver Dan Hopkins took these incredible photos off the shores of Lundy Island in September this year.

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Carry on recycling despite the economy, says North Devon Council

Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Keep on recycling — that's the message that North Devon Council are spelling out — despite confusion over the prices of recycled...

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Drivers warned of lane closures on A39 and A361

The A361 North Devon link road

Thursday, December 18, 2008

Drivers on two major roads in North Devon are being warned of lane closures because of hedge trimming work.

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Crown Estate interest in 'Ilfracombe marina'

Ilfracombe harbour

Thursday, December 18, 2008

Ilfracombe harbour may get the makeover it has been waiting for with a marina proposal from the Crown Estate

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Expansion of nature reserve opens way for rare species

Thursday, December 18, 2008

Rare species of wildlife could soon be found near Holsworthy following the expansion of a major nature reserve.

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Clock known as the 'Four-faced liar' is centre of events

Thursday, December 18, 2008

An education officer has been employed to create a programme of events to accompany the repairs of an iconic Barnstaple landmark.

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Hourly service for Tarka line

Thursday, December 18, 2008

A new hourly rail service between Barnstaple and Exeter was officially launched on Monday.

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We feel this is a viable way forward. The days of sending tonnes of waste to landfill are going... We are satisfied this is an environmentally-friendly way of dealing with a problem.
Cllr Brian Greenslade , Devon County Council


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Do you want to see a waste incinerator at Seven Brethren Bank, Barnstaple?


   

It may sound mad, but it was pioneered in the Netherlands and other parts of Europe and has worked fantastically.
Cllr Paul Yabsley , Ilfracombe


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Do you think the 'naked streets' idea, where all pavements, traffic lights and signs are removed, would be good for Ilfracombe?


   

North Devon Biosphere Reserve

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North Devon is the UK's first new-style Biosphere Reserve. Read all the latest news and comment on our webpage.

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The River Taw is dying - it's almost too late.
Adam Giffard , Snapper


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Mr Giffard says the River Taw is underused and neglected and he wants it to become the focus of life in the town. Which of his ideas do you think would most benefit Barnstaple?


   




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I just want to know what is going to happen with the old ironwork when they demolish it. I would like to see the ironwork preserved; they have kept it for so many years after they demolished the back of the building. I would like to see these stars incorporated in the new development.
Len Shaddick , Barnstaple


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The building next to Barclays Bank in Boutport Street is due to be demolished as part of Barnstaple's redevelopment. Would you like to see either all, or just parts, of it saved?


   





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