A teenager has died after the car she was in crashed into a tree near Barnstaple.

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Police confirmed Jodie Hynes died at North Devon Hospital after the crash north of Snapper last Friday.

Her family said in a statement that the "beautiful, happy, kind and loving" teenager would be "missed and never forgotten".

The driver, a 26-year-old man from Lynmouth, remains in hospital.

Police are appealing for witnesses to the crash when a silver Corsa collided with the tree at about 03:30.

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Street parking enforcement has been suspended across Devon because of the bad weather.

Devon County Council is encouraging people to retrieve their cars "when it is safe to do so" if they have had to abandon them in the snow.

Torbay Council has also issued the same advice and says all parking enforcement has been suspended until 07:00 tomorrow, external.

It says many of the main routes in Torquay, Paington and Brixham which have been gritted are now clearing, although some residential roads and footpaths may take a little longer.

Torquay seafront has also now reopened.

Communities remain cut off in North Devon after heavy snow hit the region.

Andrea Davis, North Devon councillor, said many settlements were cut off, including Blackmoor Gate, Lynton, Brendon and Challacombe.

"Combe Martin is only accessible by 4x4, but it's a changing situation because of drifting snow."

She said Devon County Council hoped to clear the A-roads later, but many minor roads were still covered in deep snow.

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• Full advice from Devon and Cornwall Police, external

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The snow has also led to the cancellation of some bus services in Cornwall, while others are delayed.

Paul Smith, operations manager for First Kernow, says they are trying to keep customers updated with the latest news.

"We're obviously putting out on our social media - Twitter and our Facebook page - the areas where we're struggling to serve at the moment.

"Main road routes are fine, but there are some places on the minor roads which we're not serving currently."

More than 150 schools in the county are closed and almost 90 others have opened late, after snow and ice have continued to affect Cornwall.

There was particular concern about driving conditions across the county, with motorists being advised to delay the start of their journeys and to take extra care when they did head out.

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Cornwall Council opened its silver command centre in response to the bad weather on Sunday but it has now been stood down.

Geoff Brown, Cornwall Council's cabinet member for transport, said they have had 25 gritters working around the clock, to try to keep the main routes around the county open.

"As we predicted, the temperatures overnight were below zero and we've got freezing temperatures across the county," he said.

"Some areas are still experiencing snow and because there are icy conditions, snow is really sticking on to untreated roads.

"Those people who are having to get out on the roads to commute - the untreated roads are going to be extremely sticky.

"The gritters were out at 02:00 and they're loaded to go again on the main routes, but it is warming up through the day."

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Heading out? Here's what you need to know about the roads, rail and air.

• Large parts of the major road network are passable and improving says Devon County Council but warns of disruption to travel throughout the day and into tomorrow, external
• Bus services have been badly hit around Devon with many services out of action or truncated like the 3 between Pymouth and Dartmouth - the full list from Stagecoach is here, external
• The A386 is blocked north of Tavistock where a tanker is in snow up to its cab and 15 other vehicles are also stuck - police are on the scene
• From Princetown to Dousland the B3212 is closed due to heavy snowdrifts
• A30 Alphington - Okehampton: now passable in both directions, but reduced to one lane in each direction. Ploughs and gritters are working to open second lane. Okehampton Rest Centre had 72 persons stay overnight - efforts are being made to return these people to their vehicles
• Flights to/from Newquay Airport are on hold due to the airfield being closed. The runway is expected to be open later this morning. Passengers should check in as normal unless advised otherwise by their airline
• At Exeter Airport, the overnight snowfall has been cleared and the runway is open but there may be some changes to the schedule
• Trains are now running normally between Exeter St Davids and Salisbury following disruption caused by points failures near Templecombe and Axminster. GWR updates here, external

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Torbay Hospital is cancelling outpatient appointments and the majority of operations tomorrow as well as today.

That's what medical director Rob Dyer has told us amid a continuing plea for 4x4 drivers to help get staff in and out.

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A rescue centre which housed dozens of motorists overnight after the A30 was closed because of heavy snow has closed.

A stranded couple spent their honeymoon night at the centre.

Richard White, volunteer rest centre manager, said spirits were high among motorists despite their dramatic evening.

The A30 between Exeter and Bodmin was closed for several hours after heavy snow battered the region.

The cold weather is set to continue with a new weather warning for ice issued for England and Wales.

Many parts of north Devon are still cut off after the Mini Beast from the East swept in over the weekend.

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Somewhere down that road is a car, stuck in the snow near Cadbury in mid Devon.

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But Graham Marshall, who was trying to reach it in a 4x4, had to give up because the drifts were so thick.

"This is totally impassable, it could be days before we can get it out," he said.

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When the Mini Beast from the East struck the age of steam came into its own again, ferrying snow-bound travellers between Totnes and Buckfastleigh.

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Some volunteers even slept at the stations overnight to keep the service running.

"It was a hard day but very rewarding," said spokesman Alasdair Page.

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Despite atrocious conditions the residents of Ipplepen will have their groceries this morning.

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Local resident Mark Pepper said: "Impressed to see the Co-op delivery has made it through, not sure how he is getting down the hill though, just seen a 4x4 slide past!"

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Motorists in Devon and Cornwall have been warned to expect ice on the roads tonight and tomorrow morning, external.

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The Met Office warning from 19:00 to 09:00 on Tuesday says: "Ice is likely to form on some untreated roads, pavements and cycle paths. This increases the risk of accidents, as well as injuries from slips and falls."

A yellow warning means you should plan ahead thinking about possible travel delays, or the disruption of your day to day activities.