An Exmouth-based suicide bereavement charity has become one of the first causes to benefit from part of a £2m pot dedicated to those responding to the Covid-19 pandemic.
As working restrictions are slowly lifted, many questions arise about how it is practicable to work safely in other people’s homes during the coronavirus pandemic.
One of the greatest pleasures that can still be enjoyed, whilst living under the current lockdown constraints, is the simple act of getting lost in a wholly engaging book.
There’s ‘light at the end of the tunnel’ for cricketers with the news that some leagues in the country have announced plans to begin their seasons in July, writes Stephen Birley.
Here is another of our now regular quizzes. They are clearly proving popular and, if you have only just discovered this side of our work then please scroll down through the sports pages on this website to see more quizzes - enjoy!
The International Cricket Council (ICC)’s recommendation of a temporary ban on using saliva to shine the ball could hand batsmen a significant advantage, claims Australia paceman Mitchell Starc.
Devon CCC’S chief executive Nigel Mountford has not run up the white flag on the prospect of some competitive cricket this season, writes Conrad Sutcliffe.
With the 2020 Tolchards Devon Cricket League suspended for the foreseeable future, every Saturday we will be taking a look back at the same gameweek from 2019.
Two gold-medal-winning partnerships from Honiton Gymnastics Club missed out on the opportunity to represent the South West region at the national finals, which should have taken place earlier this month.
The enforced break in play at Budleigh Salterton Croquet Club, caused by the Coronavirus pandemic, is now over, and last Wednesday (May 20), play resumed, writes John O’Gorman.
This Saturday (May 23) should have been matchday four of the 2020 Tolchards Devon League and Exmouth ought to have been preparing to entertain Sandford.
