Western Morning News - 2022-04-27

• Farewell to Harry – a truly marvellous man
• ‘Build homes for young’ say village’s under-35s
• Legendary recording studio in Cornwall is on the market
• Historic school from 1961 is at risk
• Your hearing, your way
• RNLI is praised for key role in dog rescue
• Free range eggs back as bird flu eases
• Schoolchil­dren set for lessons in marine life
• Eden teams up with WI to celebrate Jubilee
• Electric charging points for city boats
• How a humble sausage roll is exposing regional inequaliti­es
• Shoot for the moon
• Grocery prices add £271 to bills
• Rayner hits out at ‘disgusting’ article
• More details of £15m Jubilee pageant revealed
• Conflict spreads across border into Moldova
• Letters put woodcock shooting in the spotlight
• Top of the class in countrysid­e skills
• Commando regiment on the march for anniversar­y
• On Wednesday The press must be free to make mistakes
• Harry Billinge, the D-Day hero who put others before himself
• Taking distressin­g incidents to court
• Sustainabl­e food systems are essential
• Bunting to raise funds for farmers
• Scant details of food production support gives cause for concern
• Longevity of Devon dairy is applauded
• Fierce bidding for grass keep sees prices top at £385/acre
• Machinery prices boom at Woolacombe auction
• Dairy sale champion tops at £2,600 at Holsworthy
• Revisiting the King of Pop’s animal legacy
• Weak opening on Wall Street stymies FTSE gains
• Edwards and Summersby enjoy treble
• Pilgrims have lots to ponder over their new sponsor deal
• Torquay vow to do their best and keep key men
• Hard work starts now for new champions Tavistock
• Exmouth’s promotion to Step 4 is confirmed
• Garrick’s return to form comes at the right time
• Exeter on course for record ticket sales

Western Morning News - 2022-04-26

Western Morning News - 2022-04-28