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• Bollard removal work finally starts in Exeter after months of delays

  Work to remove a set of bollards that risked the progress of extension work at an Exeter doctor’s surgery has finally got underway after months of back-and-forth.

• Police appeal for information regarding missing Exeter teenager

  Police are growing increasingly concerned for the welfare of Lola Tinkler, 14, who has been reported missing from the Exeter area.

• St Luke’s Students Plant 105 Trees to Boost Biodiversity

  Students at St Luke’s Church of England School have been doing their bit for the environment this term by planting 105 new trees on the school grounds.

• Cranbrook Community Landing Site now operational

  The latest addition to a network of pre-surveyed night-time landing sites for Devon Air Ambulance is now up and running – bringing the total to 207 sites spread across the county.

• Appeal following serious injury road traffic collision in Colyford

  Police are appealing for witnesses and footage following a serious injury road traffic collision on Swan Hill Road, Colyford.

• People urged to report use of businesses supplying single-use plastics

  People getting a takeaway in Exeter are being encouraged to report any food or drink outlets supplying single-use plastics.

• Moment ‘proud patriot’ puts flags back up Exeter lampposts

  Footage has emerged of a person reattaching flags to lampposts along one of Exeter’s busiest roads just moments after they were removed.

• New late-night Saturday bus service for Cranbrook cheered

  A new late-night bus service for Cranbrook has been hailed as a win for the growing town.