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The Herald Express is a weekly newspaper published by Reach PLC, serving Torbay, Brixham, Paignton, South Hams and the wider English Riviera since 1925. It offers readers detailed coverage of local government decisions, transportation, schools, health services and planning issues, making it a trusted source for local accountability journalism. Each issue features community stories, human-interest pieces and profiles of people shaping Devon’s civic and cultural life. Sports coverage includes grassroots competitions, rugby, football and regional leagues – reflecting the area’s strong sporting tradition. Lifestyle content highlights festivals, coastal events and heritage sites that contribute to the region’s identity. Opinion pages feature local commentary and letters, encouraging public debate on key issues. Available on PressReader, the Herald Express maintains a clear, accessible tone to keep readers informed while staying rooted in local priorities. As part of Reach PLC’s regional network, it draws on wider resources but retains a strong identity as South Devon and Torbay’s weekly record of life, events and voices.
BATTLE lines have been drawn between two Devon farmers with very different ideas about the future of agriculture. Derek Banbury is a third-generation dairy farmer who believes in intensive farming and is committed to producing food “to...
A£7 MILLION sell-off of Torbay Council assets including a farm shop and café, an old school building in Paignton and a lodge alongside Torre Abbey has been described as a “desperate move” to fill a hole in the budget. But the council’s...
A£7 MILLION sell-off of Torbay Council assets including a farm shop and café, an old school building in Paignton and a lodge alongside Torre Abbey has been described as a “desperate move” to fill a hole in the budget. But the council’s...
COCKINGTON Court, the ancestral home of the Cary family and one of Torquay’s premier attractions, could be handed over to a private operator. Torbay Council will continue to own the 16th century manor house and has no intention of getting rid...
»CALLS for extra cash to help fund support for Devon’s children with special needs and disabilities (SEND) have been made after a government grant of £191 million for historic expenditure. The money from Westminster will be used to repay...
