ONE WE MADE EARLIER
Horrabridge Times had a few days off. What was happening before we did? Big news of the week was local marine Lee Spencer announcing relaunch […]
Month: October 2018
NOTES FROM A SHUT SHED
Bit short on staffing this week, so The Shed @ Horrabridge needs to dig into the leftovers file … WHY HOME FIRES MUST BE REGULATED […]
DEATH TALK A LIVELY EXPERIENCE
A small gathering in the coffee lounge of a Plymouth hotel last Friday was a surprisingly stimulating experience, considering the topic of shared interest was […]
BOOK NOW FOR SHEEP SPECTACLE
Sheep farmers on Dartmoor are preparing for their main round-up of the year and the rest of us are invited to observe the spectacle, this […]
THE BRIEFING: from Friday Oct 19
* Lunchtime concert of popular opera on today (Friday) at Calstock Arts. * Next Friday (Oct 26) is Horrabridge Fireworks Show in Fillace Park. * […]
MORE PARISH POWER COULD BE THE FUTURE?
Parish councils are being given an opportunity to raise their local taxes to meet needs created by bigger councils cutting back on services like rubbish […]
THIS & THAT
PEWS NEWS Interesting story behind the current drive to get St John’s Church working as an entertainments venue – which continues tonight (Friday) with a […]
THE SPORTS PAGE
Horrabridge Rangers Under-12s are struggling to make numbers. New recruits welcomed. Email HRSA@hotmail.co.uk The Sports Page is looking for correspondents. Email newsdesk@horrabridgetimes.net/
VILLAGE MAROONED BUT GOOSE DINNERS ON AT PUB
Tavistock Goose Fair on Wednesday (Oct 10, 2018) means a couple of days of difficulty in travelling next week – but for those who would […]
ANOTHER GRADE OF GRIT REMEMBERED
The Combined Service Group has confirmed plans for a Horrabridge At War exhibition, weekend of November 4-5 in the village hall, and Ian Mulholland is […]