Magdalen Road Christmas Fair – Exeter Observer

Magdalen Road Christmas Fair – Exeter Observer
Magdalen Road Christmas Fair – Exeter Observer

Good journalism costs money  Upgrade to paid E O Exeter Observer Local news that matters ON OUR RADAR Community-run market returns for thirteenth year with festive food, music and gifts. Leigh Curtis Magdalen Road Christmas Fair returns to St Leonard’s on Saturday 6 December for its thirteenth year. The road will be closed to provide

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Two missing after mudslides rip through northern Italy | Weather

NewsFeedFirefighters in northeastern Italy are searching for two people missing after a mudslide tore through a home overnight in Brazzano di Cormons. A woman and a 35-year-old German man who lives locally remain unaccounted for. One person has already been rescued.Published On 17 Nov 202517 Nov 2025Click here to share on social mediashare2Share Source link

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Man who scratched cars and popped tyre in Truro jailed

A man from Cornwall who used metal tools to cause an estimated £5,000 worth of criminal damage to cars has been jailed.Roger Duque, 39, of St Thomas Close, Truro, Cornwall appeared at Truro Magistrates' Court earlier where he was sentenced to six months in prison, reduced to four for an early plea, after admitting to causing the damage on two cars in the city.The court heard how Duque took to the streets in the early hours of 8…

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St Petrocks Launches Fundraising Appeal As Number Of People Sleeping Rough In Exeter Continues To Rise – Exeter Observer

St Petrocks Launches Fundraising Appeal As Number Of People Sleeping Rough In Exeter Continues To Rise – Exeter Observer
St Petrocks Launches Fundraising Appeal As Number Of People Sleeping Rough In Exeter Continues To Rise – Exeter Observer

Exeter homelessness charity St Petrock’s has launched its 2025 Christmas fundraising appeal with a short film underscoring its mission: that everyone deserves a place to feel safe, supported and connected – especially at Christmas. The sixty-second film, produced by Devon film-makers All Told, features interviews with St Petrock’s client Richard, volunteer Linda and head of

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Yeovil Town hope to buy back Huish Park by the end of the season, says owner

On the pitch Yeovil have struggled and sit 18th in the National League table, having not won in their past six league matches, with five of those defeats.They are also on their third manager in less than three months. Mark Cooper was sacked on 26 August following a poor start to the campaign and his replacement Danny Webb lasted just 10 days before leaving for personal reasons. Richard Dryden - previously assistant coach under Cooper - has been…

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St Erth railway footbridge fully open after 10-month delay

A new footbridge at a rail station has fully opened after 10 months of delays.The bridge at St Erth station in west Cornwall opened to passengers in February but the lifts have not been working.Network Rail said the delay had been caused by the need to provide a new power supply including a new substation which National Grid said required legal agreement from several interested parties causing "significant delays".Great Western Railway said the delays had been "very frustrating"…

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Stranded whale calf in Cornwall ‘likely separated from her mother’

Experts monitoring a stranded fin whale calf have said they are "carefully considering euthanasia options to stop further suffering".British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR) said it was called to the Mevagissey area in Cornwall shortly after 07:00 GMT.It said a team of 15 trained marine mammal medics, including two veterinary professionals, said the stranded female fin whale calf was about 6m (20ft) long.It said the calf was in "poor nutritional condition" with no adult whales nearby which "strongly…

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Appeal after pedestrian suffers life-changing injuries in crash

A woman suffered life-changing injuries when she was hit by a motorbike, Devon and Cornwall police have said.The crash involved a KTM 125cc motorcycle which hit the 68-year-old pedestrian in Tavistock, Devon, on 11 November.The woman was taken to hospital where she was found to have sustained life-changing injuries.Police said the male rider of the motorbike had been reported to court for driving without due care and attention.Police said the collision happened on Drake Road, just outside the…

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Archie Vaughan: Somerset teenage prospect signs new deal to 2028

Teenage all-rounder Archie Vaughan has signed a new deal with Somerset that keeps him at the club until the end of the 2028 season.The 19-year-old son of former England Ashes-winning captain Michael broke into Somerset's first team in 2024 and was named England Under-19 captain during their tour of South Africa in January.Vaughan, who has been part of Somerset's academy since 2020, has taken 40 wickets and scored 1,094 runs in 35 List A and first-class matches for…

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Dozens killed in DR Congo mine disaster | Mining

NewsFeedA bridge collapse at a mine in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has killed at least 80 workers. Witnesses said security forces at the mine triggered a stampede when they fired gunshots that caused panic. The military has made no comment. The incident caused outrage over unsafe mining in the DRC.Published On 17 Nov 202517 Nov 2025Click here to share on social mediashare2Share Source link

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