Buckland

/ ˈbʌklənd /

noun

1. William . 1784–1856, English geologist; he became a proponent of the idea of catastrophic ice ages

Example Sentences

The debt advice sessions - which started in 2020 when a need for support was identified - are run by Newton Abbot CIC and Buckland Support and they are held at The Buckland Centre in the town.

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Yvonne Cogavin, coordinator for Buckland Support, said the money would keep them going for the next five years.

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He was born in Devon and named Cecil Edward Buckland, later changing his name to Glen Michael when he decided to try for a career in showbusiness.

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"When you live in a local town you know names - it's been interesting to follow," says Emma Buckland, who stops to talk to us in the main street.

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"We grew up on the farm. Even on the front lawn there's always mushrooms and you know which ones you can and can't eat," says Ms Buckland.

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