Yeovil have 3 games to save their Championship place
Despite a goalless draw at Blackburn Rovers, Gary Johnson's Yeovil Town have 3 games to save their Championship place.
New home wanted for Bella the abandoned pony
The RSPCA is looking to find a home for Bella the wild pony who was found abandoned in Devon.
How safe is the bathing water at your favourite beach?
More beaches than ever in the South West have achieved the highest bathing water standards this year according to the Good Beach Guide.
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Record number of beaches have top water standards
More beaches than ever in the South West have achieved the highest bathing water standards. Tourism bosses will be hoping such positive results will attract even more tourists to our region.
Only one beach failed this year - at Instow in North Devon from where John Andrews reports.
Meet Plymouth's first Poet Laureate
Plymouth has appointed its first Poet Laureate. Mike Sullivan will be marking major Plymouth events in verse, as well as spreading his passion for poetry.
And as Francesca Carpenter found out - he's a colourful character, passionate about promoting the city and its many attractions:
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How safe is the bathing water at your favourite beach?
More beaches than ever in the South West have achieved the highest bathing water standards this year according to the Good Beach Guide.
Read the full storyBritish and French fishermen to discuss Scallop sustainability
British and French fishermen will meet in Brixham today to discuss how to keep Scallop Fishing sustainable in the South West. The Scallop fishing industry is worth around 54 million the UK every year, and is thought to be vital to the South West's economy.
High bathing water standards at South West beaches
More beaches than ever in the South West have achieved the highest bathing water standards this year according to the Good Beach Guide.
One hundred and seventy three beaches across the region were awarded the status, thirty percent more than last year.
It's thought last year's dry summer improved the water quality.
Dartmoor National Park backs pony contraception trial
The first UK trial to use contraception on wild hill ponies has been backed by Dartmoor National Park.
The Dartmoor Hill Pony Association have been desperately trying to reduce the number slaughtered each year because there is no market for them.
Now 100 mares will be injected with contraceptives.
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Red Arrows to return to Torbay this summer
The Red Arrows will be returning to Torbay this summer for another spectacular air show. Torbay Council say the annual event will this year include celebrations for the 70th anniversary of D-Day. It'll take place along the English Riviera coastline on the 24th of August.
Pony contraception backed by Dartmoor National Park
The first UK trial to use contraception on wild hill ponies has been backed by Dartmoor National Park.
The Dartmoor Hill Pony Association have been desperately trying to reduce the number slaughtered each year because there is no market for them.
Now 100 mares will be injected with contraceptives.
National Trust: 'Urgent strategy needed on erosion'
by Francesca CarpenterA strategy is urgently needed to defend our coastline from climate change. That is according to a new report by the National Trust who is having to fast-forward decisions after the storms destroyed much of its land across the South West.
80 large animals killed on Dartmoor roads in a year
More than 80 large animals have been killed on Dartmoor's roads over the past year. The number includes ponies, cattle and sheep. The National Park Authority says the problem is speeding motorists.
They have clocked drivers doing well in excess of 100mph, with one caught doing 148mph miles an hour near a pub in Yelverton.
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