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East Devon District Council with its partners at South West Flood and Coastal, are preparing for the detailed design of the Sidmouth Beach Management Scheme, and they are asking for your help.

Work on the Dinan Way extension in Exmouth is being hampered by the ongoing heavy rain, but progress is continuing to be made.

Devon County Council is to review its car park height barriers after Travellers got into a busy Exeter park-and-ride location.

Exeter’s elections will now go ahead in May in spite of them being postponed just a month ago.

Exeter City Football Club has confirmed that Gary Caldwell has left his role as first-team manager, to take up the manager role at Wigan Athletic

A man has been charged following a series of reported voyeurism offences in Exeter.

Exmouth Community College (ECC) has received a £25,000 grant from East Devon District Council’s Carbon Action Fund (CAF) to upgrade the floodlights on its pitches to energy-efficient LED lighting. The school’s floodlit astroturf pitches are the only year-round facilities of their kind in Exmouth, widely used by local sports clubs, schools, and the wider community.

Exeter City Council is inviting residents to take part in a new consultation on Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funding.

The position of a Newton Abbot speed camera which has caught more than 6,000 drivers is being challenged by councillors.

Roadworks around Newton Abbot have been described as ‘hell’ in the House of Commons by the town’s MP, who says councils are powerless to prevent utility companies from causing problems.

Teignbridge District Council and Devon County Council are aware of the concerns raised by members of the public about the number of temporary road closures and roadworks currently affecting Newton Abbot. Both organisations recognise the disruption this may be causing residents, businesses and commuters and are working closely together to minimise the impact wherever possible.

A 39-year-old man has been charged with the attempted murder of a police officer following an incident in Newton Abbot in the early hours of Tuesday 10 February.

Torbay households have been warned of ‘devastating consequences’ ahead as the government imposes savage cuts in the amount of money it hands to Torbay Council.

A health-and-safety row over the gangplank of a pirate ship could leave Brixham without its best-loved tourist attraction as visitors pour into the port.

A popular Paignton cafe/bar faces a fight to keep its music licence after neighbours complained about the noise.

Police in Paignton are warning nuisance drivers about a new noise monitoring device as they respond to community concerns.

Devon’s fire service has secured an extra £10 million of funding for next year after an agreed hike in its share of the council tax.

South West Water has opened applications for its new Water Efficiency Business Innovation Fund which is supporting businesses across the region to implement water-saving ideas.

Police and two leading equine welfare charities have joined forces to produce a collection of short films to help prevent collisions and near-misses involving horses on rural roads.

Libraries Unlimited is partnering with Recycle Devon to bring World Book Day costume swap rails to 15 libraries in Devon. World Book Day 2026 is Thursday, 5th March and library swap rails are running from 16th February to 8th March. Customers are invited to donate outgrown, unwanted children’s costumes in good, wearable condition. Costumes will be available to take home for free!

Residents are being called on to make their voices heard as the major public consultation on the future of the county’s 50 libraries enters its final week.

Do you know this man? Police Officers are trying to identify him in connection with a mobile phone theft scam.

In a powerful demonstration of regional collaboration, the Council Leaders and Directors of Public Health from every local authority in the South West have united to demand the immediate passage of the Tobacco and Vapes Bill.

Devon County Council has welcomed the Government’s announcement that it will fund 90 per cent of local authorities’ historic Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) deficits.