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18 February 2022 - Council Business
How do you think Johnny’s legacy should be used?
The John Griss Charity has decided to ask every parishioner in Clayhidon what they think should be done with the generous bequest to the parish two years ago.
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24 January 2022 - Obituaries
Biggest funeral for years as 350 remember Helen Pepperell
Clayhidon’s biggest funeral for many years was held at St Andrew’s on January 21, when around 350 people paid their last respects to Helen Pepperell.
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2 October 2021 - Blackdowns
The soggier the better: Clayhidon field helps keep Exeter drier
Contractors have been at work in Clayhidon turning a four-acre field into a quagmire. Instead of improving the drainage they are ruining it, digging up the old pipes and trying to make sure it floods when it rains.
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23 May 2021 - Blackdowns
Blackdown parishes blast ‘crazy’ broadband decision
Campaigners in Devon and Somerset want better broadband now, not in the future, and say there are only two weeks left to challenge secretive county council bureaucrats.
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9 May 2021 - Society
Where’s Wally? Wallaby sighted in the Bolham
Rona Moberly writes: Responding to the recent call for volunteer litter-pickers I set out with my neighbour, Zelda Gray, armed with the requisite heavy-duty gloves and bin bags to attack our allocated area.
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3 May 2021 - Newsletter
Reader’s view: spend inheritance on a new hall
RONA MOBERLY WRITES: Johnny Griss was a local legend in the Bolham valley and it was extremely generous of him to leave all his assets to the Parish.
