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Police in Wadebridge have warned against possible vigilantes in the area and say they will "take positive action" against "anyone who seeks to target any person by unlawful means".

In a post on Facebook, external, officers said they took "all reports to us seriously and will respond accordingly" and that "vigilantism will not be tolerated".

They added: "We would encourage anyone who has any concerns to contact us and not to consider taking matters into their own hands."

The BBC has asked Devon and Cornwall Police what sort of incidents officers have been dealing with to trigger the warning.

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Small bunches of flowers were left in the street of a Devon town this weekend by a stranger who wanted all children to be able to treat their mums on Mother's Day, even if they don't have money.

People say they were brought to tears by the simple gesture on the streets of Tavistock, external.

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BBC Local Live

Engineers are to continue work to examine and repair a large landslide in a residential area in Totnes which happened last week.

A "significant" cascade of rock fell on to a popular through-road at about 20:30 on Friday, damaging four cars, police said. Maudlin Road was closed as a result.

Residents said the incident sounded like a "massive explosion" and "could have killed someone".

BBC Radio Devon

• In Plymouth, Wolseley Road is blocked in both directions due to a police incident at Normandy Hill
• In Paignton, there are reports of a crash involving a motorbike on the A3022 Seaway Road

Christine Butler
BBC Radio Cornwall

Cornwall Council has been criticised by an MP for going greatly over budget for new prefabricated classrooms at a school near Bude.

Engineering firm Arcadis won a contract to provide a new building 18 months ago at a cost of about £160,000.

But, at a recent public meeting, it was reported that villagers in Warbstow were told £508,000 had so far been spent, with more money still needed to crane the classroom into place.

North Cornwall Conservative MP Scott Mann said such overspends were "not acceptable" in the pubic sector and someone at the council "should be held accountable for this".

Neither Cornwall Council or Arcadis have responded to our requests for a comment.

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South West Water has said it will pay compensation - above the statutory minimum - to those customers worst affected with supply problems during the recent cold weather.

The water company says about 3,000 households across the region had significant problems - many caused by burst water mains - and says its staff "worked tirelessly to ensure alternative water supplies were arranged".

The water regulator for England and Wales, Ofwat, is to investigate why thousands of homes suffered water shortages in the wake of the recent cold weather.

The Daily Telegraph

The rivalry between Devon and Cornwall over the correct order of cream and jam on a scone is one of the country’s fiercest disputes, and locals are expected to know where their side stands.

A National Trust property in Cornwall therefore prompted understandable outrage after it advertised cream teas for Mother’s Day - with a photograph showing the cream being spread before the jam., external

Hayley Westcott
BBC News Online

A woman has been rescued after falling into a fast flowing river in Devon, a fire service has said.

The woman was rescued from the water by members of the public, before firefighters reached the scene, Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service said.

It happened in the River Batherm in Bampton at about 23:50 on Sunday.

Firefighters gave first aid to the woman and she was left with paramedics.

Her condition is not known.

BBC Weather

It will be cloudy and breezy with outbreaks of showery rain throughout the day.

Heavier rain is expected this morning.

There will also be some brightness.

Maximum temperature: 10C (50F).

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One lane is open on the A30 westbound between the B3177 at Fenny Bridges near Ottery St Mary and the B3180 at Strete Ralegh, Highways England has said.

It was completely closed on Sunday after a coach fire.

Jam and cream are used "in the wrong order" on a cream tea advert at a Cornish National Trust landmark.

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BBC News Online

Police are appealing for witnesses after a car crash on the A35 on Sunday.

Two vehicles were involved in the collision, with three adults and five children in the vehicles.

Two people had to be freed from their cars with first aid given to the walking wounded, Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service said.

It happened at about 18:30 near Axminster and the road was closed in both directions for some time.

Devon and Cornwall Police added the people involved had "relatively minor injuries fortunately".

Anyone with information is being asked to contact the police.

The road has now been reopened.

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