Western Morning News - 2022-05-04

• Torbay councillor­s face code of conduct hearings
• Books tell a story of city library destroyed by Blitz
• Have your say, voters are urged in Plymouth city council election
• EXETER CITY CANDIDATES CANDIDATES BATTLING IT OUT FOR VOTES IN PLYMOUTH
• High costs of meeting energy targets revealed
• Children sent up to 600 miles to school
• Shipyard workers are new helms for lifeboat
• Islands celebrate return of gig championsh­ips
• Johnson admits need for help
• Rwanda flights may not start for ‘months’
• Breaking down the divisions to save birds
• Caught having a drink after hoovering up tasty biscuits
• Tackling antisocial behaviour in our popular coastal resorts
• Philip Bowern on Wednesday
• Local elections aren’t just about putting councillor­s into seats
• High vet fees cause pets to be abandoned
• Boost for Arla milk suppliers
• West farmer to bring her expertise to TIAH board
• Vet nutritioni­st to help farmers with climate change challenge
• One-day show set for a grand return
• FTSE turns around to make gains ahead of key central bank meetings
• Racing back at Newton
• Edwards feels Argyle are still progressin­g
• Devon suffer double defeat
• City set for a summer of evolution not revolution
• Western League poised to merge with the SWPL
• Dawson unlikely to sign for Exeter
• Schumacher bemoans injuries to ‘small squad’
• Johnson excited to build new Torquay

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