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Type	Date	Month	Year	Index	Code	Content
Press Cutting	17th	November	2004	Church	P176	Rev. Peter Bellenes with some of the props to be used in Totnes L8 service, an alternative type of service
Press Cutting	18th	November	2004	Church	P177	Rev Peter Bellenes alternative service is welcomed
Press Cutting	29th	December	2004	Council (SHDC)	P182	Village targets speedsters with a combination of hi-tech flashing signs and markings.
Press Cutting	4th	December	2004	Planning	P179	Villages against plans for 19 room Motel at Ye Old Smokey
Press Cutting	15th	December	2004	Planning	P181	Letter from Silcox family against 2 storey extension at Ye Old Smokey
Press Cutting	30th	March	2004	Social & Sport	P128	Chris Alcock was part of a foursome from Torquay United, dubbed the Battling Grannies, who defeated younger opponents to reach the semi final of DCLIBA county fours
Press Cutting	4th	November	2004	People	P170	Missing Paignton pensioner Jurie Sandel could be body found in a field off the Marldon to Berry Pomeroy
Press Cutting	20th	November	2004	Church	P178	‘Chilled Out’ style at Totnes raises eyebrows
Press Cutting	3rd	February	2004	People	P124	Death of Malcolm Vale. Malcolm was the original Devon Representative of the Motorcycle Action Group.
Press Cutting	19th	June	2004	Compton Castle	P139	Anne Swithenbank opens new Knot Garden at Compton Castle
Type	Date	Month	Year	Index	Code	Content
Press Cutting	17th	June	2004	School	P138	the whole school joined in a marathon skip at Marldon School for the British Heart Foundation
Press Cutting	9th	May	2004	Events	P137	Rain put a damper on the annual Beating of the Bounds where representatives from Marldon met up with representatives from Kingskerswell
Press Cutting	27th	May	2004	Apple Pie Fair	P136	Change of route for Applie Pie runners, the six mile run will now go through Scadson and Occombe woods
Press Cutting	14th	May	2004	People	P135	Dave Berlyn and Nell’s charity trek Nell is raising money for Louisa Cary ward at Torbay Hospital and Dave for Marldon Play group by walking to the top of Ben Nevis
Press Cutting	12th	May	2004	Village	P134	Polling station arguments finally settled as the school is to be used as a temporary measure for the Euro elections.
Press Cutting	30th	April	2004	Letter	P133	Letters re polling station problem and rejection of the Village Hall as being suitable
Press Cutting	27th	April	2004	Village	P132	Polling Station. Home Sec, David Blunkett, sent a letter accusing SHDC of incompetence in finding an alternative polling station.
Press Cutting	22nd	April	2004	Social & Sport	P131	Mark Westaway sponsors jump at Bicton Horse Trials
Press Cutting	3rd	April	2004	Village	P129	No polling station for the Village after the school said there was too much disruption. A search is on for a new venue.
Press Cutting	3rd	November	2004	People	P169	Area cordoned off as police check area where body found in field. The body was found 20 yards off the Marldon to Berry Pomeroy Road between Beacon Hill and Barton Pines junction.
Type	Date	Month	Year	Index	Code	Content
Press Cutting	18th	March	2004	School	P126	Thirty Marldon School pupils make pizzas for Pizza Hut as part of a school project
Press Cutting	25th	June	2004	Compton Castle	P140	Tudor Art Project at Compton Castle. Artistic youngsters spend the day at Compton Castle creating Tudor Style Art
Press Cutting	12th	March	2004	People	P125	Tony Adams returns from France with antique marriage crowns
Press Cutting	18th	March	2004	Planning	P127	Plans for Occombe Farm. An appeal to raise £600,000 to build a pioneeering educational facility has alrady won backing from some big names.
Press Cutting	28th	February	2004	Letter	P123	Letter fom Don Traylor. ‘Britain’s been conquered by stealth
Press Cutting	27th	February	2004	Letter	P122	Letter from Brian Thomas re social workers being blamed for all that goes wrong
Press Cutting	23rd	February	2004	Letter	P121	Letter from Trevor Pennington re threat of immigration
Press Cutting	11th	February	2004	Planning	P120	Compton Mill Nursery finally gets planning permission
Press Cutting	10th	February	2004	Events	P119	Bygones: South Devon Hunt outside Marldon Church House Inn in 1964
Press Cutting	3rd	February	2004	Crime	P118	Bungalow Stores raided. A teenager with an axe threatened a shop assistant before fleeing empty handed
Type	Date	Month	Year	Index	Code	Content
Press Cutting	30th	January	2004	Events	P117	Photo 2004 Sinbad the sailor panto cast (Photo too poor to reproduce)
Press Cutting	26th	January	2004	Council (Parish)	P116	Villagers to get Council Tax cut. A reduction of 36% is to be made in the parish share of the council tax bill an average of £4.71 p.a.
Press Cutting	21st	January	2004	People	P115	Pat Staddon’s memorial collection plus half the Church’s Carol singing collection donated to Herald Express Heart Appeal
Press Cutting	14th	January	2004	Events	P114	Double Panto performances for Bob Thorp. Because of illness Bob Thorp may have to appear in Paignton and Marldon on the same night
Press Cutting	13th	January	2004	Events	P113	Bygones photo of 1988 Robin Hood Panto Cast
Press Cutting	10th	January	2004	Letter	P112	Letter from Viv Arscott in support of local pantomime groups
Press Cutting	10th	January	2004	Planning	P111	Compton Mill Nusery planning wrangle. A quarter acre of an eleven acre site is in Teignbridge whose planners reccomend ‘no’, the rest is in the South Hams who agree in principle.
Press Cutting	6th	April	2004	Church	P130	Rev. Peter Bellenes in conflict with the Duke of Somerset at Berry Pomeroy over fears that the Duke is turning the huge estate into a business.
Press Cutting	3rd	October	2004	People	P166	Doug Pulle presents Linden Cup to Laura Walters. The trophy was donated to the Paignton Community College by retired deputy head Doug Pulle
Press Cutting	18th	October	2004	Crime	P168	168 Paignton student vandalised cars in Marldon over a two year period

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