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Stephen Huxtable, 59, from Exmouth, has pleaded guilty to producing more than 100,000 child abuse images over a 15-year period and distributing more than 12,000.

Roman settlements are among the potential discoveries that could frustrate plans for new homes on a host of sites in East Devon.

Detectives investigating a serious assault in Exwick on 12 June are continuing to appeal for witnesses to report information.

East Devon residents are being encouraged to have their say on the future of local government as part of nationwide Local Government Reorganisation (LGR).

There’s only 50 days to go until the biggest women's sport event of the summer happens here on our doorstep.

Residents are being reminded that vapes must be properly disposed of after a vape battery exploded in the back of a council bin lorry.

On Saturday 28 June, officers from the Exeter Neighbourhood Policing team worked with the Roads Policing Unit, Immigration Officers, the Police Drone team and were supported by Police Dogs team to target illegally modified e-bikes in Exeter.

East Devon District Council has used AI to analyse over 1.1 million words of public feedback on plans for nearly 21,000 new homes. The comments, twice the length of War and Peace, will help shape where homes are built in East Devon through to 2042.

Crumbling sandstone cliffs above the vulnerable waterfront railway line between Teignmouth and Dawlish could collapse at any time, the local MP has warned.

A former Devon Conservative MP who was suspended for using racist language has joined Reform UK.

The way in which GP services are funded across the country is to be reviewed after a Devon MP’s campaign to scrap an ‘unfair’ funding formula.

Teignbridge residents are invited to help shape the future of councils in Devon as part of Local Government Reorganisation.

A busy Paignton seafront road will stay closed well into July as complicated repairs continue.

In partnership with Willmott Dixon and Milligan, Torbay Council have launched a public consultation on exciting plans to redevelop the northern side of The Strand on Torquay’s harbourside

More than 100 new homes could be built on the site of a former holiday park on the outskirts of Torquay.

Torbay Council wants to hear from Bay residents and workers on future service delivery. In March 2025, Cabinet discussed responses to the Government’s call for proposals on Local Government Reorganisation, agreeing to explore three preferred options.

The latest week of intensification as part of the Operation Scorpion initiative involved a range of enforcement action carried out across the region, as well as education and prevention work taking place.

If you’re a householder and you have cans of useable leftover paint gathering dust in your shed or attic, you can now take it to one of Devon’s Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRC) for others to use.

Concern has been raised that less than half of Devonians are eating their recommended five portions of fruit and vegetables a day.

Children in Devon with special educational needs get just a third of the funding of those in big cities. South Devon MP Caroline Voaden has called the system ‘completely unfair’ and urged the minister for school standards to take action at Westminster.

Devon County Council is urging struggling farmers to seek help if they’re finding things too much. It comes after the Dunn family of Underdown Farm, Exbourne, were banned from keeping livestock for 10 years after admitting animal welfare offences in court.

The achievements of hundreds of caring NHS staff and volunteers from the Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust will be celebrated at an awards ceremony later this year thanks to the generosity of corporate sponsors and local businesses.

Devon & Cornwall Police is supporting of ASB Awareness Week 2025, a national campaign led by Resolve, the UK’s leading organisation on community safety and anti-social behaviour (ASB) running from 30 June – 6 July, encouraging reporting of ASB to promote safer communities.

More than £130,000 of public donations are to be used on making Dartmoor more accessible after a legal battle to allow wild camping was won earlier this year.