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• Exmouth RNLI volunteers rescue more sea swimmers in second incident in 24 hours.

  At 19.41 yesterday evening the Exmouth ILB, George Bearman II, and three volunteer crew were conducting a training exercise off Exmouth beach when they were flagged down by a group of sea swimmers who highlighted two of their group struggling against the tide and being taken out to sea.

• Students at the Deaf Academy Celebrate Prestigious Eco-School’s Green Flag Award

  Eco-conscious students at the Deaf Academy have received coveted international recognition for their work promoting sustainability and environmental awareness.

• Fears raised of Exmouth constituency being ‘tarmacked over’ in MP’s maiden speech

  Fears that the Exmouth and Exeter East constituency could be “tarmacked over” have been raised by David Reed MP in his maiden speech to parliament.

• Further robbery at Morrisons Daily in Exmouth

  A further robbery has occurred at the Pines Road branch of Morrisons in Exmouth, making it the third in a matter of months.

• University of Exeter joins leading group of research on business and community impact.

  University of Exeter joins group of leading research universities in assessment of business and community impact.

• Both Exmouth RNLI boats launch and Rescue Water Craft from lifeguard team, following report of two overdue sea swimmers

  The Exmouth Inshore lifeboat, George Bearman II, and three volunteer crew launched today at 11.42am and set off to the last reported location of the missing swimmers, along with the Rescue Water Craft (RWC) from the Exmouth RNLI lifeguard team.

• Exmouth Town Council writes to the Secretary of State

  Exmouth Town Council writes to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.

• Celebrating a Successful Summer of Wild East Devon Events

  The East Devon District Council (EDDC) Countryside team is delighted to be celebrating a successful summer of events across the district.