
Miles Davis
Politics reporter at @bbcnews covering the south west online, on TV & radio. Tenor sax player 🎷BJJ enthusiast 🥋and cocktail shaker 🍸[email protected]
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1 week ago |
ecoustics.com | Ian White |Donald Byrd |Miles Davis |Clark Terry Reissued
For over fifty years, Norman Greenbaum’s 1969 anthem “Spirit in the Sky” has captivated audiences with its euphoric energy and groundbreaking, genre-blending sound. Now, Craft Recordings is celebrating the song’s timeless legacy with two special releases: a brand-new Dolby Atmos mix of the single, available for streaming and download today, and a vinyl reissue of Greenbaum’s iconic debut album, Spirit in the Sky, arriving June 13, 2025.
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Miles Davis
Tributes after death of councillor Frank LetchMiles DavisBBC Devon political reporterDevon County CouncilFrank Letch, chairman of Mid Devon District Council, died on TuesdayTributes are being paid to the chairman of a district council who died on Tuesday. Frank Letch was chairman of Mid Devon District Council, the Devon County Council member for Crediton, and was appointed an MBE for his charity and community work.
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.co.uk | Miles Davis
Image caption, Brixham in Devon is one of the leading fishing ports in the UKBBC Devon political reporterFishing industry leaders have said they are concerned defence negotiations with the EU could lead to the bloc's fishing vessels having increased access to UK waters. The issue was raised by MPs at an Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee meeting which heard the fishing industry was not "a bargaining chip" that could be "traded against defence".
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Miles Davis
Fears defence negotiations could hurt fishingMiles DavisBBC Devon political reporterBBCBrixham in Devon is one of the leading fishing ports in the UKFishing industry leaders have said they are concerned defence negotiations with the EU could lead to the bloc's fishing vessels having increased access to UK waters.
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Miles Davis
Big wheel gets permission for four more summersMiles DavisBBC Devon political reporterLDRSThe big wheel in Torquay has been given planning permissionA big wheel tourist attraction has been given planning permission for the next four years in the historic gardens of a seaside resort. The 45m (150ft) wheel has been a feature on Torquay's seafront since 2012.
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The new Swampy? Protester climbs tree in attempt to stop felling of trees in Falmouth street.

The protest in Falmouth is hotting up as the police warn them they face arrest if they don’t move out of a cordoned area where the trees are due to be cut down by 9.30am. A protester has now climbed a tree and is determined to stay there. https://t.co/bM7Eh1kTQZ

Plymouth plans "land grab" of large area of South Hams in council reorganisation

Plymouth expansion plans revealed https://t.co/dV4nJwkPCY

I think I've just hit peak regional political journalism with an interview with Jackie Weaver - who was very insightful and charming https://t.co/poLcT7TbZ7