There were 52 individual entrants this year, though from a smaller number of schools. There were only 9 maps from south of Dartmoor and none from East Devon. However, one school, Monkleigh Primary, managed to scoop both the first prizes for the individual award and for the school producing the highest quality and most useful maps. The runners up were very close behind and examples of the various contributors will be up on our website shortly. Read the full results here…
We are calling on all our supporters to sign and share an online petition against what would be one of Europe’s largest solar arrays on…
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CPRE research reveals more than 16,700 new homes in Devon could be built on brownfield land 16,706 new homes in Devon could be built on…
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The plan to cover 2,700 acres (more than 4 square miles) of Devon farmland in the heart of the countryside at Holsworthy Beacon with solar…
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The results are in and it’s official – Devon’s got talent! Six young Devon artists, including two twelve-year-olds from Pilton Community College in Barnstaple, have…
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Thank you very much to the Kingskerswell Natural History Society who invited us to give a talk to them last week. Steve Crowther and Penny…
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Thank you very much to all our members who came to our AGM at the Exe Valley Farm Shop, Thorverton, near Exeter. It was great…
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