Would-be migrants stranded in the notorious Jungle camp at Calais will have a kitchen serving tea and food for the next few months - thanks to two men from Exmouth.
John Plastow and Pete Turner went out there in early December and spent several weeks setting up a soup kitchen - which ended up feeding more than 80 people a day.
While there they managed to arrange for a group of Christian youth workers to continue running the facility - supported by donations from local residents.
Deaths of man and woman in two counties being linked
Woman found dead in Torquay; man in Hampshire
Dawlish's black swan lose nests in floods
At least 10 eggs washed away
Trains cancelled as flood damage continues
Divers to inspect infrastructure
Torbay tourism facing pressures
Bay MP says tourist trade needs stability and help
What is the future of vulnerable but vital Slapton Line?
Millions of pounds have already been spent protecting the road
