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Dartmoor's last active quarry - and 26 jobs - could be saved

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operators of Yennadon Quarry at Dousland originally had permission to quarry stone until the end of 2026. But now they want to carry on quarrying until May 2042, and Dartmoor National Park Authority (DNPA) members are being advised to say yes. They say the development would be in the public interest.

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Dartmoor's last active quarry - and 26 jobs - could be saved

The stone is highly sought-after

5 months ago·Devon, United Kingdom

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Dartmoor's last active stone quarry could be given longer lease of life

The operators of Yennadon Quarry at Dousland originally had permission to quarry stone until the end of 2026, by which time the land would have to be restored

5 months ago·Plymouth, United Kingdom

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Dartmoor's last active quarry - and 26 jobs - could be saved

Dartmoor's last active stone quarry could be given longer lease of life

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