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The floodlights at Kingsbridge Community Tennis Club are back on after 12 years of not working.

The drug users would often leave behind needles and spray blood on the walls. If used, the needles (also known as sharps) which may have been contaminated with infected blood could transmit more than 20 diseases, including hepatitis B, C and HIV. Because of this transmission risk, injuries caused to a member of the public who tries to use the toilets could cause huge stress and worry.

Local good causes can look forward to generating tens of thousands of pounds per year, thanks to approval from South Hams District and West Devon Borough Councils.

Selected toilets in Totnes are to temporarily close at Christmas due to concerns over public safety

One of the two Executive Directors at South Hams District and West Devon Borough Councils is moving on

Councils' call to businesses to understand future need

Funding is available from South Hams District Council for Open Space, Sports or Recreation Projects.

As Christmas approaches, Devon and Cornwall police are encouraging people to take five minutes to protect themselves against cybercrime.

More will need to be done in order to close the projected budget gap.

Ivybridge neighbourhood area has voted a resounding yes for the Council to use the Neighbourhood Plan.