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• Exeter to honour the fallen at Remembrance Sunday service 

  Exeter will fall silent this Sunday as the city remembers service personnel killed during wars and conflicts, with a special service at the War Memorial in Northernhay Gardens.

• Householders warned to beware of scam calls

  People living in Exeter are being warned to watch out for a scam after an elderly couple were nearly tricked out of several pounds of their savings.

• January start pledged for Exeter Royal Clarence Hotel project

  Work will start in earnest on a £17million redevelopment of Exeter’s Royal Clarence Hotel early in the New Year, developers have revealed.

• Have your say on the final draft of the Exmouth Placemaking Plan

  Residents, businesses, and visitors are being invited by East Devon District Council (EDDC) to share their views on the final draft of the Exmouth Placemaking Plan (EPP) a key document that will help shape the town’s future.

• New Hospiscare store opens in East Devon

  One of Hospiscare’s new-look stores opened its doors in Budleigh Salterton

• From Plans to Protection: Feniton Flood Alleviation Scheme Delivers Safety for the Future

  East Devon District Council (EDDC) has announced that the £6.075m Feniton Flood Alleviation Scheme has been fully completed and is now operational, offering long-term protection to local homes, infrastructure and the community from flooding.

• Your chance to help shape Exeter’s cultural landscape

  Exeter City Council is developing a new Culture Strategy to shape the future development and delivery of Exeter’s cultural and creative landscape over the next five years. 

• Exeter Chiefs want homes plan to be kicked into touch

  A plan to build more than 150 homes and a group of commercial buildings on land next to Exeter Chiefs’ Sandy Park stadium could be kicked into touch by city planners.