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May 23, 2026

Common sense in pothole repair trial

A 'COMMON sense' approach will be used to help fill Devon's backlog of potholes, with a recent trial being extended.

2 mins

Rural-themed garden wins Gold at Chelsea

A GARDEN created by a top designer with Westcountry roots has won Gold and Garden of the Year at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

1 mins

Prince opens hospital wing on visit to Isles of Scilly

THE Prince of Wales took a bracing dip in the sea while visiting the Isles of Scilly, opened a new hospital wing and admitted that he is used to eating his scones Devon-style with the cream topping first before the jam.

2 mins

Councillors argue for free speech protections

CORNWALL Council members have voted in favour of a bid to protect their right to free speech without fear of the “needless distress” of sanctions.

2 mins

Show visitors urged to stay cool and protected in heat

VISITORS to the Devon County Show have been warned to dress appropriately for the hot weather, wear sunscreen, and stay hydrated for today’s third day finale.

2 mins

Is ‘Eric’ a record breaker?

A PENSIONER has grown what he believes could be Britain’s biggest ever echium plant, which is taller than his house.

1 mins

Roses in bloom after wet and warm spells

ROSES are blooming earlier than ever this year at some of the National Trust's southern gardens, including in the Westcountry, as climate change drives flowering forward, the charity said.

1 mins

City conman jailed for £600k fraud

A FRAUDSTER caused emotional and psychological harm to victims after taking more than £600,000.

1 mins

Crime queen’s life on show 50 years after death

MURDER mystery author Dame Agatha Christie's typewriter will feature in an exhibition celebrating her life later this year.

1 mins

Seaplane scheduled to touch down in Westcountry harbour

AVIATION enthusiasts will be in for a rare treat when a seaplane visits Cornwall this weekend.

1 mins

Bank card thief banned from town

A MAN who went on a shopping spree with stolen bank cards has been jailed.

1 mins

Dad proud of son for role in Gaza aid flotilla

THE Devon-based father of a man detained by Israeli forces as part of a flotilla of more than 50 boats carrying aid to Gaza has said he is proud of his son for “standing up for what's right”.

2 mins

Potential serious illness case is linked to tick bite on Dartmoor

TWO probable cases of a potentially life-threatening disease linked to tick bites were “locally-acquired” in the UK last year, health officials have said.

2 mins

Community gives fitting farewell for bomber pilot

VETERANS and members of the public lined the streets to attend the funeral of a Second World War bomber pilot who died with no surviving family.

2 mins

Gas and oil prices to remain high

EUROPEAN Union officials said on Friday that people can expect oil and gas prices to remain above what they were before the Iran war for at least until the end of 2027, with prices of other goods also following an upward trajectory.

1 mins

Surprise as Trump opts to bolster troops in Poland

NATO allies and defence officials expressed bewilderment on Friday at US President Donald Trump's announcement that he would send 5,000 US troops to Poland just weeks after he ordered the same number of forces pulled out of Europe.

3 mins

Walk on the wild side - on safari in an English wilderness

Editor Charlie Elder joins a walking safari at the famous rewilded estate Knepp, and witnesses the natural abundance that has resulted when flora and fauna are given time and space to find their own way

5 mins

Rare woodland enclaves must spread their boughs

It’s time to bring back Dartmoor’s lost temperate rainforests, says campaigner and author Guy Shrubsole

4 mins

Navigating stresses of life with man-flu

THE general rule about being a bloke who gets a streaming cold or a mild flu is that you're best advised not to mention it.

3 mins

Shedding a PM’s blood won’t stop the harvest failing

THE question occupying many minds - why, by the end of 2026, the UK will have had seven Prime Ministers (possibly more) in a little over 10 years - will remain without an answer as long as journalists persist in seeking one from psephologists, politicians and their fellow hacks and not, as they ought, from anthropologists.

2 mins

Labour must stick to values, not mimic divisive rhetoric

THE State Opening of Parliament was earlier this month. This ceremonial event marks the start of a parliamentary session, and involves the monarch delivering a speech outlining the Government's agenda for the session.

2 mins

Ignore the social media ‘sleep experts’

If you’re expecting a baby, you’re a new parent, grandparent, in short, anyone who has anything to do with new babies, I beg you to read this.

3 mins

New city council is working in Exeter’s interests

WE recently had the local elections where one third of the seats were contested in Exeter.

2 mins

Going from quick-steps to fitsteps...

HERE we go again. Another wave of Strictly hysteria surrounding the new presenters.

2 mins

Standing up for human rights

NO one should feel ashamed to stand up for human rights. The Palestine Movement marches are for peace and against hate.

3 mins

Two auctions include a range of fascinating lots

TWO fabulous sales have gone live on Lay’s Auctioneers website this weekend - a fascinating timed stamp sale and an old school Antiques, Oak & Country & Interiors sale which will be a live sale on June 4 and 5.

2 mins

Demand for crystal and modern items

ONE of the biggest misconceptions about auction rooms is that the oldest item in the saleroom is always the most valuable.

1 mins

Collection of military medals

A LARGE single owner collection of military medals, estimated to sell for £35,000-40,000, is being sold by Charterhouse in Sherborne Thursday, May 28.

1 mins

Late spring sale on Thursday

ELDREDS late-spring sale of antiques and art, silver, gold, jewellery and watches, takes place on Thursday, May 28 from 10am.

1 mins

Locomotive evokes nostalgia of a bygone age

A model steam train going under the hammer this week sums up the romance of Cornwall's golden age of travel like nothing else, writes TV auctioneer Charles Hanson

2 mins

Discovering the taste of a country's local 'micro producers'

Martin Hesp discovers the true Cyprus on a small-bus tour that would delight any foodie

5 mins

STAN CULLIMORE

Either you hare off at life, rushing around, trying to smash your way to glory, or you take more of a tortoise eye view The one where you meander along carefully...

3 mins

To secure our food, we need to think small

In the face of global turmoil, home-grown produce is the solution, no matter the size of land or crop, argues Tim Foster

2 mins

ROGER EVANS

THERE was a gang of boys down at the rugby club that formed a shearing gang.

3 mins

BECKY SHEAVES

It would take a Hieronymus Bosch painting to fully capture the sight that met my eyes inside the huge events hall

3 mins

Artists open doors to showcase creations

STARTING this weekend the Cornwall Open Studios project returns for its second year and will see artists and makers from across the county welcoming visitors into their studios and workshops to view their work.

2 mins

Businesses braced for further lay-offs

LAST year emerged as the most severe year for redundancy warnings since the height of the Covid pandemic - and early 2026 is already accelerating that trend.

1 mins

Chain hits out at rising costs

MORRISONS has taken aim at Labour policy for ‘‘significant cost increases’’ as it announced the closure of 100 lossmaking stores.

1 mins

Devon move on quickly from their Trophy exit

DEVON have to move-on from the disappointment of their NV-Play Trophy exit as their focus switches to the Dojo Twenty20 Cup and a double date against Wiltshire at Instow (11am).

2 mins

Oseni’s national call-up questioned by the NFF

THE selection of Plymouth Argyle striker Owen Oseni in the Nigerian squad for the forthcoming Unity Cup and international friendlies against Poland and Portugal has caused quite a stir back in Africa.

2 mins

Carrick confirmed as manager

MANCHESTER United have finally confirmed Michael Carrick is staying as head coach after agreeing a deal until 2028.

1 mins

‘Nothing is eternal’ says Pep as he leaves Citizens

PEP Guardiola is to leave Manchester City at the end of the season, the club have announced.

2 mins

Hellberg now ready for Boro’s big day after a difficult time dealing with Spygate

KIM Hellberg admits Middlesbrough’s preparations for the Championship play-off final have been far from ideal - as the uncertainty caused by Spygate left them in limbo, writes Stuart James.

2 mins

Watkins is named in World Cup squad

FORMER Exeter City star Ollie Watkins will play at the World Cup for the first time in his career.

1 mins

Baxter sees Painter as part of the jigsaw

Prop rewarded with a new deal after his long spell out injured

2 mins

STEEPED IN HISTORY

The Engine House stands in a commanding position on the sides of a valley and enjoys pleasant unspoiled countryside views of the area.

1 mins

SUPERB COUNTRYSIDE VIEWS

Occupying a substantial plot in Pensilva, with breathtaking far-reaching views to the rear elevation, the property has expansive and versatile accommodation throughout, perfectly suited for family life and entertaining alike.

1 mins

Get your garden summer ready

With warmer weather on the way, Dobbies Garden Centres is encouraging gardeners to get outside and make the most of their outdoor spaces this summer.

2 mins

SITES SOLD AT ONLINE AUCTION

A prominent former church in Teignmouth sold for £100,000 at auction earlier this month.

2 mins

COMPLETELY MODERNISED

Elwell Gardens is a contemporary residence in a quiet, rural setting approximately 1.6 miles to the north of Bere Alston village on the edge of the Tamar Valley an area of natural outstanding beauty.

1 mins

COTTAGE WITH CHARACTER

This detached cottage comes to the market for the first time in over 30 years of ownership. The property beautifully balances preserved period character with thoughtfully curated contemporary finishes throughout.

1 mins

PLENTY OF SPACE

This stylish recently-constructed contemporary home of over 4000 sq.ft. has excellent energy efficiency together with two modern barn conversions providing multi-generational living or home and income opportunities - all set within 3.9 acres in an attractive country location.

1 mins

COUPLE'S BREAK

A marriage implodes on a chaotic holiday with friends in BBC drama Two Weeks In August. Stars Jessica Raine and Damien Molony tell YOLANTHE FAWEHINMI more

5 mins

Fun filled and Med to order

Cook Georgina Hayden chats to ELEANOR FLEMING about her new fun-packed cookbook

3 mins

The countryside matters hugely to us all as a nation, whether we live in it or not...

ESCAPE TO THE COUNTRY PRESENTER JULES HUDSON TELLS ALISON JAMES ABOUT THE TV SHOW'S APPEAL, HIS 14-YEAR FARMHOUSE RESTORATION AND THE 'CATHARSIS' OF WRITING HIS MEMOIR AFTER THE DEATH OF HIS FATHER

5 mins

Animal rescue

NEIL LANCEFIELD TAKE HIS YOUNG DAUGHTER ON A MISSION TO SAVE THE DAY AT THE NEW WORLD OF PAW PATROL AT CHESSINGTON WORLD OF ADVENTURE IN SURREY

4 mins

Be inspired by Chelsea

From flowers to design details here are some top tips you can take from the annual show

2 mins

Reminisce is the way...

THE LATEST STAR WARS BID FOR MORE BIG SCREEN GLORY IS DRIPPING IN NOSTALGIA

2 mins

GOD ONLY KNOWS WHAT WE'D BE WITHOUT YOU

THE BEACH BOYS THE PET SOUNDS SESSIONS HIGHLIGHTS

1 mins

I've always been betting on myself

WITH more than 40 million records sold and too many awards to list, taking a bet on Shaggy is one of life’s rare certainties.

2 mins

I'm in love with Grogu... he's pretty special

Sigourney Weaver and Pedro Pascal join director Jon Favreau to discuss The Mandalorian And Grogu, a spin-off from the Star Wars franchise TV series. By LYNN RUSK

4 mins

I love that we've gotten away from South Asians just having to play doctors

Tan France and Andrew Rannells speak to LYNN RUSK about upending stereotypes as crime comedy series Deli Boys returns

4 mins

If this rom-com was made in the 90s it just wouldn't work...

SPIKE FEARN AND ANGOURIE RICE JOIN DIRECTOR ALICIA MACDONALD TO DISCUSS THEIR NEW COMING-OF-AGE ROMANTIC COMEDY FINDING EMILY.

4 mins

It's something to show my kids when they get older

Singer and TV presenter Olly Murs stepped into the unknown to raise cash for Soccer Aid. RICHARD JONES finds out more

2 mins

ENGLAND EXPECTS

STARS JOSEPH FIENNES AND JODIE WHITTAKER JOIN WRITER JAMES GRAHAM TO DISCUSS BBC1'S DEAR ENGLAND. BY YOLANTHE FAWEHINMI

4 mins

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Western Morning News (Saturday) Description:

Yayımcı: Reach-Publishing-Services-Limited

Kategori: Newspaper

Dil: English

Sıklık: Weekly

The Western Morning News is a daily regional newspaper founded in 1860, and covering the West Country including Devon, Cornwall, Isles of Scilly and parts of Somerset and Dorset in the South West of England.