DevonAir Radio

Waste and recycling crews have recently struggled to access several residential roads in Exeter due to cars parked on corners.

Some of history’s most famous film characters are joining in the Easter egg-stravaganza fun as part of exciting free events at the University of Exeter.

The Royal Air Force is landing in Exeter on 4–5 April, bringing a free, action-packed family event to Cathedral Green from 09:00 to 16:30 each day.

Devon and Cornwall Police are seeking the public’s help to trace a 30-year-old wanted man from Exeter

Dawlish Town Council is deeply shocked and appalled by recent incidents of anti-social behaviour and arson which have occurred in the Manor Gardens Play Park, and potentially Coryton Cove.

The prospect of hundreds of new homes on the outskirts of Newton Abbot could be held up for years by delays in building a new sewerage system.

Two new art installations, partly funded by the Teignbridge Arts Project (TAP), are brightening up the streets and subways in Newton Abbot.

The name of the new bridge over Shutterton Brook in Dawlish has been unveiled marking a significant milestone in providing the homes and infrastructure needed to support the growing local community. 

Feedback on community policing and crime reports are essential to Devon & Cornwall Police’s response to tackling crime. As part of the police’s focus to connect with people in Torquay, the mobile police station offers another opportunity for the public to speak with a police officer.

This Easter, Torbay Council invite the community and visitors to join them for two days of free activities and entertainment, celebrating the official opening of the new public realm space.

A decision is expected this summer on £70 million plans to transform a shopping centre in the middle of Torquay.

You can help decide who your local NHS star is by voting in the Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust’s Our People’s Choice Award.

Local politicians have given a mixed reaction to news that Devon County Council’s chief executive is one of the highest paid local government officials in the country.

South West Water customers have raised more than £11.4 million for WaterAid since 1990 after adding £653,000 in donations last year.

One hundred per cent of families of children with Education Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) have been allocated places in their first-choice mainstream school from September.

Funding to support children who have had a parent sent to prison will continue.