Western Morning News - 2022-04-20

• Hefty fines for pair over waste disposal scheme
• 150 new village homes approved
• First choice primary for vast majority
• Paignton Zoo teams up with National Trust
• Leading veteran of newspaper publishing dies
• College tribute to student, aged 13, who died after fall
• Homes plan revealed for school site in Torbay
• Royal Navy ‘workhorse’ is back in action again
• Poultry farm shuts over bird flu
• Minister joins MP on cycle ride along Tarka Trail
• BT pauses Digital Voice roll-out to ensure ‘no one feels left behind’ in once-in-a-generation upgrade
• Millions are facing fuel poverty say energy chiefs
• Russian assault heralds new phase of conflict
• Riddle of the collars of sand
• Exports from Falklands suffer because of Brexit effects
• Freeport status can boost whole region
• We can all drive down road accidents
• Relief for many as their children secure first choice primary place
• Rwanda policy is a brave move by Patel
• Tuesday blues on London markets after long weekend
• Nothing Unknown about Complete’s Perth chance
• Schuey says Argyle will fight on for play-off spot
• Taylor admits Exeter were second best at Tranmere
• Johnson frustrated by Gulls’ display
• Parkway need a point to claim Southern One title
• Tavistock can claim title with victory at Exmouth
• Unbeatable Falmouth make it a league and cup double
• Grecians will take action against defender Diabate
• Camara injury is a concern to Argyle

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