It is with very great sadness that we have heard of the death of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.
It was in Devon as a young naval officer, training at Britannia Royal Naval College, that Prince Philip met and later married Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Not surprisingly therefore the County has been important to them both throughout their lives and they have visited us here many times.
We give thanks for a wonderful life. May he rest in peace.
The announcement today of 3 companies in Devon who have been awarded the Queens Award for Enterprise. The Queen’s Awards for Enterprise are the most prestigious awards for UK business, designed to recognise and encourage outstanding achievements in the fields of...
Deputy Lieutenant for Devon, Lt General Sir Andrew Ridgway attended the 108th birthday celebration of Joe Daniels on the 19th February, at the Netherhays Care Home where he lives in Seaton Joe who served in the Royal Signals, was joined by family and friends as well...
HM Lord-Lieutenant, David Fursdon and Rosalie visited HighGround a charity working with Bicton College to deliver a course for ex military people to have an insight into Land based employment. The land-based sector is ideally suited to motivated,...
On the 21st September, the actual 150th birthday of the RNLI in Salcombe, Salcombe and Kingsbridge were honoured with a visit from His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent during the 50th year of his presidency of the RNLI. His Royal Highness accompanied by The Rt Hon The...
HM Lord Lieutenant of Devon awards twelve community champions and two volunteer groups, all from Devon, at a double awards ceremony on Friday 12 October.
2021 Queens Award for Enterprise Devon recipients29th April 2021
