The North Devon Hockey Club displayed a commendable effort in their recent match against the league leaders, Devonport Services 1st XI. Despite ultimately falling short, the visiting team, which included the returning centre-midfielder Sam Kirkness, aimed for a favourable outcome against the formidable league leaders. Goalkeeper Sam Wormington’s numerous crucial saves were instrumental in keeping North Devon competitive throughout the match. Despite conceding an early goal, a breakaway goal from right-midfielder Phillip Brand and a converted short-corner by striker Guy Cockcroft provided a boost for the visitors. However, the home team managed to secure a narrow 3-2 victory over North Devon. The match highlighted the team’s resilience and determination, with standout performances from key players.
In other news, Mandy Mitchell from Holsworthy has arranged a fundraiser as a token of gratitude to the North Devon District Hospital for saving her life. The fundraiser, coordinated by women from a Brave Spaces art session, aims to raise awareness for the campaign and demonstrate appreciation for the hospital.
Furthermore, the renovation of Clovelly’s historic main street saw a remarkable effort, with workers removing and replacing an impressive 12,000 cobblestones. The meticulous work in preserving the area’s heritage is a testament to the dedication and craftsmanship of the workers involved.
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