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Police are asking for help from the public to trace a 26-year-old wanted man from Exmouth.

The neighbourhood policing team in Exmouth are holding a series of events, offering members of the local community an opportunity to ask questions or express concerns.

Creating quality new council housing continues to be a key priority for Exeter, the city’s Lead Councillor for Housing said.

A High Court battle looks set to be sparked over a long-running dispute to retain an NHS drive-through vaccination centre.

East Devon District Councils Countryside Team recently hosted a highly successful practical conservation day at Seaton Wetlands Nature Reserve.

Work will begin this week on a multi-million-pound project to improve and enhance one of the city’s much-loved green spaces for the use of current and future generations.

Residents are being reminded that local government elections for Exeter City Council will take place on Thursday, 7 May. One seat in each ward will be contested, as part of the Council’s four-year election cycle.

Five‑year journey delivers care closer to home, puts patients in control and will soon be part of the first county-wide electronic patient record

THE Mayor of Newton Abbot has praised the work of Citizens Advice and called on graduates from ‘the university of life’ to become trustees.

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.

Torbay’s Stagecoach bus fleet is going all-electric, and that means 56 new zero-emission single-deckers, double-deckers and minibuses taking to the streets in a green revolution.

Police are appealing for information after a man was found badly injured in Torquay.

Opting out of the international Blue Flag beach awards will give Torbay a better chance to promote its natural assets, councillors have decided.

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 long-running university outreach programme that creates theatre, drama and dance opportunities for schools in Devon has now touched the lives of more than 5,000 pupils.

Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service are praising the instinct and swift actions of two of our colleagues after they helped rescue an elderly man from a smoke-filled home in Crediton on Wednesday 11 February.

Roads and children’s services will receive a major cash injection in the first budget of Devon County Council’s new administration.

Senior Liberal Democrats have urged Westminster to step in and postpone the process of radically overhauling Devon’s councils amid the backtrack over this year’s local elections.

Devon’s largest council looks set to hike council tax by the most it is allowed to do as it faces rising costs for its most vital services and looks to bolster its reserves.

Proposals to make permanent changes to street lighting across the county have been approved, following a year‑long trial that responded to community needs while cutting costs, reducing carbon emissions and delivering environmental benefits.

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.