What happens if illness, injury or just the fact that we all get older, starts to get in the way of how we are able to look after our four legged companions? Many elderly and ill pet owners become worried about the fate of their beloved animals feeling that the only answer is to find them a new home, this is where we can help.
The Cinnamon Trust is the only specialist national charity offering pet care support to the terminally ill and people in their later years. Our volunteers will walk dogs for housebound owners, we’ll foster pets when owners need hospital care, we’ll fetch the cat food, even clean out the bird cage.
We have two dear little Yorkshire Terriers in Dunkeswell whose owner is unable to walk them. We desperately need some additional volunteers in this area, even if you can offer an hour a week to help these lovely dogs it will improve their quality of life and will give the owner peace of mind.
If anyone can help call Sally on 01736 758 707 or via email volunteer@cinnamon.org.uk
Please also check out our website for more details www.cinnamon.org.uk
Registered Charity No 1134680. The Cinnamon Trust is a limited company registered in England & Wales. Company Number 07004861
The annual Honiton Show takes place on 4th August 2011
The show is open from 8.00am - 6.00pm
It is the 121st Honiton Agricultural Show and boasts lots of great attractions, including:
Plus much much more...
If you attend the Honiton Show please let us know if you enjoyed it and we would love to feature your images in our 2011 gallery
Please feel free to e-mail us at info@honiton.com
For more information on the Honiton Show visit there wesbite: www.honitonshow.co.uk
Mayor Vernon Whitlock, Councillor Stuart Hughes and Andy Pitt, South West Trains Managing Director formally unveiled the £1.4 improvements to Honiton Train Station this week.
The improvements include: improved waiting area, brand new toilets, a new ramp on platform 2, a new retail unit and a new waiting shelter on platform 2.

Andy Pitt, Managing Director for South West Trains said:
“We are pleased to have delivered this significant project with our partners to provide a much improved station for Honiton’s passengers. It is great to see these new facilities.
“Passengers in Honiton rely on rail for over 328 thousand journeys every year, reflecting its importance to the community and local economy.
“I am sure local residents will take pride in the new look of their train station for years to come."