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Zoë Uglow
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Regional Editor, The Cornish & Devon Post
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Content Editor for the Cornish & Devon Post @ThePostSeries and The Cornish Times @cornishtimes
Previews , Greater Manchester News, Women’s , Football, Football , Travel, Events , Arts , Culture, Reviews
Anything not related to technology or finance
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By Zoë Uglow Verified| The Cornish & Devon Post Verified The Post is grateful to Rose Hitchings of Bridgerule for supplying this postcard image of a very different Bude. Can any of our readers name the old businesses pictured? ( )Launceston Millennium Tree Fund has received “tree-mendous news” of an £8,132 grant. It has been six months since Camelford Town Councillors decided not to rectify the alleged mistake of naming the town’s ope-ways as awks on signage erected last year.
By Zoë Uglow Verified| Post Series Verified Presentation of the gavel to the new founder members of the Launceston Ladies' Probus. Also pictured are chairman Christopher and committee member Terry who presented them with the prized gavel to help conduct their meetings. ( )The choir of St Mary Magdalene, under its choirmaster Dr Sean Sweeney, sang a service of choral evensong on Sunday led by the vicar, Rev Dr Mike Dobson who acted as cantor in the Responses and also preached.
By Zoë Uglow Verified| The Cornish & Devon Post Verified The Post is grateful to Rose Hitchings of Bridgerule for supplying this postcard image of a very different Bude. Can any of our readers name the old businesses pictured? ( )Launceston Millennium Tree Fund has received “tree-mendous news” of an £8,132 grant. It has been six months since Camelford Town Councillors decided not to rectify the alleged mistake of naming the town’s ope-ways as awks on signage erected last year.
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The Cornish & Devon Post