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• East Devon town names its Citizen of the Year

  An East Devon town has named its Citizen of the Year, its annual ritual of recognising the efforts of a selfless resident.

• Still time to give your views on air quality in Exeter

  There’s still time for residents to take part in our online survey and give their views on how to improve air quality in Exeter.

• Locals fear new Topsham homes could disrupt migrating birds

  Topsham residents fighting a new housing development in the town say they fear the building project will disturb migrating birds using a nearby nature reserve.

• All homes in Exeter now receiving food waste collections

  Every home in Exeter can now have food waste collected from the kerbside, Exeter City Council has revealed.

• Exeter records sweeping successes in QS World Rankings by Subject

  The University of Exeter has recorded sweeping success in the latest prestigious international ranking, reflecting its strong teaching and research excellence.

• Exeter honours the fallen in Falklands conflict

  A wreath has been laid in the Falkland Islands on behalf of the Lord Mayor of Exeter in memory of all those who lost their lives in the 1982 conflict.

• Pledge to police Devon’s growing new towns

  A Devon MP has been reassured that money will be found by the government to police new  towns when they spring up in the local countryside.

• Exeter football project wins fans from all sides

  Footballers from eight to 85 will benefit from a £4million project to transform an ageing and run-down Exeter sports facility.