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Michael Chequer

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Exeter
As seen in: BBC Radio Devon, BBC
Presenter, producer, reporter, tea-maker at BBC Radio Devon. Views expressed are my own, etc etc...
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Guide dog shortage: Blind man from Exmouth says he will struggle Original

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By Brodie Owen Verified, Michael Chequer Verified
| BBC Verified
Image source, Michael Chequer/BBC Image caption, David Gailey is about to say farewell to his guide dog Tarka By Brodie Owen & Michael Chequer A blind man has said he is at risk of losing his independence due to a delay in the training of guide dogs. David Gailey, from Exmouth, Devon, is preparing to part ways with his guide dog Tarka - a 10-year-old Labrador who is due to retire soon. However, he does not know when he will be assigned a replacement dog due to an extensive waiting list.
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Devon farmer's fears over persistent rain

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By Michael Chequer Verified
| BBC Verified
Image caption, Farmer Jon Ranjit is buying in extra hay bales as he says there is less grass than usual at this time of year A farmer has said weeks of persistent rain has been making things difficult for him. Jon Ranjit, who farms 1,200 sheep near Ipplepen in south Devon, said more than 300 of his flock would normally be relying on grass for feed. But the churned up fields means there is less grass than normal at this time of year.
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