News in Axminster

Nub News editor Philip Evans continues his series looking back over his 55-year career in journalism, many years of which have been spent covering East Devon.

Whilst I was working in South Africa I heard a rumour from a colleague back home that Pulman's Weekly News, one of the first newspapers I had worked for, was up for sale.

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Gareth Parker, assistant manager at the Flamingo Pool in Axminster

Axminster Nub News aims to be supportive to every element of the community from businesses, shops and people, to charities, clubs and sports organisations.

We will be profiling some of these local businesses and groups in a regular feature called 'Up Close'. This week Nub News' Philip Evans chats to Gareth Parker, assistant manager at the Flamingo Pool, which reopened this week following lockdown.

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Businesses across Devon have by-and-large been compliant with the new COVID rules in place as of April 12.

In step two of the government's roadmap out of lockdown, non-essential retail, personal care premises such as hairdressers and nail salons, outdoor hospitality venues, and self-contained accommodation such as campsites and holiday lets were allowed to reopen.

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Axminster Nub News publishes more than 70 news and sports articles a month, specific to Axminster and the surrounding East Devon area.

We promise our readers that we will never publish 'click bait' and you won't find any annoying pop-ups or surveys to fill out on our website - just simple news at the heart of your community!

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Live-in CAREGivers allow our clients to remain independent in their own homes

Home Instead Mid Devon and Blackdown Hills are excited to offer a newly-launched, live-in care service that means clients have the option of receiving full-time care within their own home.

Day and night, elderly people will have the same CAREGiver with them to perform the tasks that they need help with, whether that's support with mobility or cooking and housework.

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Royal British Legion chairman Mervyn Symes and Axminster Branch member Luena Thomas, a Petty Officer Submariner, marking the two minute-silence in memory of the late Duke of Edinburgh

A silent tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh was observed in a private garden in Axminster yesterday (Saturday) as the funeral of Prince Philip was being held at Windsor Castle.

The ceremony was acknowledged by the chairman of the Axminster branch of the Royal British Legion, former mayor Mervyn Symes.

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