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• Exmouth man found guilty of random murder

  A man who threatened to kill a "random stranger" if he wasn't sectioned has been found guilty of murdering a 74-year-old woman in Exeter. Cameron Davis, 31, from Exmouth, fatally stabbed Lorna England in the heart as she walked through Ludwell Valley Park on February 18, 2023.

• Appeal after animal sculptures stolen from shopping village in Devon

  Officers investigating the theft of a number of sculptures taken from Darts Farm Shopping Village near Exeter have released pictures of the stolen items.

• Exeter’s RAMM shortlisted for national Family Friendly Museum award

  Exeter’s Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM) has been shortlisted for the Kids in Museums Family Friendly Museum Award for Best Museum Youth Group.

• Marsh Barton Station set to celebrate its 1st birthday

  Festivities will be in full swing today at 2pm following the first anniversary of the opening of the station. In that time almost 90,000 passenger journeys have been made, benefitting local residents and businesses in the area. 

• Officers investigating a fatal collision are hoping to identify the driver of a light blue Mini

  Emergency services were called at around 6.50pm on Friday 21 June to Sidmouth Road, Honiton, where it was reported that a single vehicle collision involving a silver Vauxhall Meriva had taken place.

• Exmouth lifeboat launched to a motor vessel taking on water.

  At 19.59 on Saturday, H.M. Coastguard requested the launch of the Exmouth RNLI lifeboat following a 999 call from the crew of a motorboat experiencing an uncontrolled ingress of water from a split water pipe.

• Police Fund helps Exeter football club launch Future Leaders Academy

  An Exeter football club who applied for community funding were delighted to score an important goal for their future recently.

• New report celebrates Exeter’s UNESCO City of Literature status

  A new report has highlighted the benefits of Exeter being designated as a UNESCO City of Literature.