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• East Devon District Council supports first Damp & Mould Action and Awareness Week

  East Devon District Council is backing a national campaign to raise awareness of the health issues associated with damp and mould in residential properties.

• Exmouth Tiny Forest Wins Two Awards at RHS South West in Bloom ceremony

  Exmouth’s Tiny Forest, a community-driven project that took root earlier this year, has picked up two prestigious awards from the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) South West in Bloom.

• Exeter Partnership to explore strategies for delivering key city priorities

  The Exeter Partnership will come together to discuss and develop innovative strategies to drive forward the city’s key priorities, ensuring a brighter and more sustainable future for Exeter and its communities.

• A Blooming Victory! InExeter Crowned Best BID in National Competition

  InExeter, the Business Improvement District (BID) for Exeter, is thrilled to announce its achievement as the 'Best Business Improvement District' at the national Britain In Bloom awards, following a recent gold award at the South West in Bloom competition earlier this month.

• Final round of investment confirmed for inspiring community arts projects

  Six community arts projects are celebrating after successfully winning funding for exciting initiatives in Exeter

• Town councils plea to use its market

  Honiton Town Council have made it one of its top priorities to improve the regular street market.

• East Devon Local Plan final site allocations to be decided

  In preparation for East Devon District Council’s (EDDC) new Local Plan and further to five public meetings held in September, proposals for site allocations for residential and employment development across East Devon will be considered at a public meeting on 29 October.

• Exeter Named the UK’s Spookiest City

  With a fascinating history dating back to Roman times, and tales of haunted establishments and ghostly goings-on across the city, Exeter is often reputed to be one of the spookiest cities in the UK… and now it’s official!