The funeral procession for popular Bideford biker Kevin Kendall.

Woolacombe

North Devon has one of country's most expensive villages

Thursday, July 02, 2009

Woolacombe is one of the most expensive areas to buy a seaside property in the UK.

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The Journal interviews David Hasselhoff

Thursday, July 02, 2009

After tracking him down in Woolacombe, reporter Joel Cooper has an audience with The Hoff.

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Ninth surf challenge goes ahead at Woolacombe

Thursday, July 02, 2009

Poor surf didn't stop an estate agency holding its annual challenge event at Woolacombe.

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Perrigo helps young surf life savers

Marie Birbeck, Jo Maurice and Dave Oddy from Perrigo present the board to Franny and Anna Tod from Woolacombe Surf Life Saving Club.

Thursday, June 25, 2009

Young members of a surf life saving club have been helped by a North Devon business.

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The sea and farming in the blood of this dedicated family man

ROLF ALVSAKER: A man with friends from all over the world.

Thursday, June 25, 2009

THE MAN at the heart of his adored family, which encompassed friends around the world, has died after a short illness. Rolf Alvsaker, 71, died at...

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Woolacombe school's enthusiastic approach to the arts pays off with gold award

Thursday, June 04, 2009

Woolacombe School have received yet more accolades for excellence in the arts and sports.

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Starry success for resort hotel

Thursday, June 04, 2009

THE Woolacombe Bay Hotel has been awarded four-star status by two British tourism inspection bodies. Both VisitBritain and the AA rated the hotel...

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Tides Inn at Woolacombe refurbished with a maritime theme

THE TIDE IS HIGH: Robert Challacombe, owner of The Tides Inn, Woolacombe, with interior designers Laura Chittock and Linda Hendrie of Avid Design. (Right) the seaside theme. Pictures: Jo Tibbles 0905-133-01

Thursday, May 28, 2009

The former Golden Hind pub in Woolacombe has received a complete makeover prior to it's re-opening last week as the Tides Inn.

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Woolacombe and Mortehoe demand action over parking

Thursday, May 21, 2009

Irate parishioners of Woolacombe and Mortehoe have called on county council leader Brian Greenslade to intervene, over parking issues.

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Distance runner is back on track for Sahara challenge

SPECIALIST TREATMENT: Marathon runner Kevin Carr gets some treatment from John Reeves at the Fitness Factory, looked on by personal trainer Lawrence Tydd. Picture: Jo Tibbles 0905-82-01

Sunday, May 17, 2009

Woolacombe ultra-distance runner Kevin Carr will attempt to run across the Sahara inside forty days

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US war veteran remembers North Devon

Listen to Wes Ross talking about his time spent in North Devon more than 60 years ago when he was training for the D-Day landings.

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Woolacombe sea dip

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Festive sea dip at Lee Bay

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Kings Horses

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Sandcastle competition

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North Devon has one of country's most expensive villages

The Journal interviews David Hasselhoff

Ninth surf challenge goes ahead at Woolacombe

Perrigo helps young surf life savers

The sea and farming in the blood of this dedicated family man

Woolacombe school's enthusiastic approach to the arts pays off with gold award

Starry success for resort hotel

Tides Inn at Woolacombe refurbished with a maritime theme

Woolacombe and Mortehoe demand action over parking

Distance runner is back on track for Sahara challenge

US war veteran remembers North Devon

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US war veteran Jess Snider on the D-Day landings

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