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Editor, Totnes Times
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By Tim Leigh Verified| South Hams Newspapers Verified Printed and digital download photos availablePolice were called at around 7.10pm on Tuesday, June 15, by the Ambulance Service to a report of concern for a man in the river Erme near Station Road, Ivybridge. It was reported that he went into the water to help a child in difficulty. Ambulance crews from Derriford, Fire Co-Responders, a BASICS Doctor, Fire crews from Ivybridge and Modbury, and the Specialist Water Rescue Team from Camels Head, and the Devon Air Ambulance also attended.
By Tim Leigh Verified| South Hams Newspapers Verified Police are on scene. Picture credit: Kingsbridge PolicePrinted and digital download photos availableA burst water main has caused a road to collapse, Police have said. Devon and Cornwall Police have urged people to stay away from the A381 between Sorley Green Cross and Stumpy Post Cross just outside Kingsbridge due to the damage caused. Kingsbridge Police posted on social media, writing: "Sorley Cross to Stumpy Post is closed due to a collapsed road. "Belle Hill is also closed with roadworks.
By Tim Leigh Verified| South Hams Newspapers Verified Printed and digital download photos availablePolice were called at around 7.10pm on Tuesday, June 15, by the Ambulance Service to a report of concern for a man in the river Erme near Station Road, Ivybridge. It was reported that he went into the water to help a child in difficulty. Ambulance crews from Derriford, Fire Co-Responders, a BASICS Doctor, Fire crews from Ivybridge and Modbury, and the Specialist Water Rescue Team from Camels Head, and the Devon Air Ambulance also attended.
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Totnes Times