NO LONGER WEEKLY – MAYBE OCCASIONALLY BUT PROBABLY NOT
End position, the Horrabridge Times has about 200 loyal local readers, whose support has been gratefully appreciated, and an interesting selection of visitors amounting to […]
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NEW PARISH CHAIRMAN TAKES ON NEW PARISH PROBLEMS
Weir Park is likely to be half-shut during the spring, for repairs to the salmon ladder built seven years ago. * Cllr Christine Edmondson told […]
TIMES ON PAUSE
The Horrabridge Times is in hibernation for a while. But, as before, not dead yet. Most local readers will know the reason. The Shed lost […]
VIEWS FROM THE SHED
It must be five years now since Horrabridge Parish Council had to get used to a running commentary on its affairs, starting with this publication […]
COUNCIL LEADERSHIP UP FOR CONTEST
Parish council chairman Eric Hemsil stood down this week, after the council’s latest monthly meeting. He will continue as a councillor but resigned as chairman […]
HALF A HANDY LIST * * LEE’S NEW MISSION * * GARDENER EVENTS
REPAIR SHOP LIST STARTER One chapter we wanted for the new Book Of Round Yer (£5 at local shops and Bookstop Tavistock) was The Dartmoor […]
READ IN THE SHED – the review section
Not so long ago, this end of the Devon rugby scene regarded Exeter like Cornwall did Devon – eastern posers who should be beaten up […]
WALKHAM POLLUTION WARNING * HOLIDAY BOOM FORECAST * HOW TO BLOW GOOD BUBBLES
WHAT WE’RE DOING TO THE WALKHAM A campaigning charity called The Rivers Trust has dug up some figures suggesting that the River Walkham is a […]
COUNCIL HEADS NEW GRITTING PLAN INTO FLAK
Horrabridge Parish Council signed up another new member this week and a full current house of nine councillors voted to abandon any idea of using […]
GRIT PLAN DISCUSSION
GRITTING THE VILLAGE Took a while to get it but with help from Eric Hemsil, we have the beginnings of a map of village grit […]