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Campaigners from TRACED (Tavistock Residents Against more Callington Road Estate Development) in front of the field being proposed for homes. Picture by Alison Stephenson
L-R, Ben Woolvin, head of communications and public affairs, Rebecca Hewitt, Teignbridge District Council strategy and policy manager and chair of South Devon and Dartmoor Community Safety Partnership
Campaigners from TRACED (Tavistock Residents Against more Callington Road Estate Development) in front of the field being proposed for homes. Picture by Alison Stephenson
Campaigners from TRACED (Tavistock Residents Against more Callington Road Estate Development) in front of the field being proposed for homes. Picture by Alison Stephenson
Campaigners from TRACED (Tavistock Residents Against more Callington Road Estate Development) in front of the field being proposed for homes. Picture by Alison Stephenson
Potholes have surged across Devon after months of heavy rainfall and a series of winter storms, leaving road surfaces damaged and forcing councils to prioritise emergency repairs.