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• Major Coastal Protection Scheme Completed at Seaton Hole, Safeguarding Homes and Heritage for Generations

  South West Flood and Coastal (SWFaC), the shared service between East Devon District Council (EDDC) and Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council (BCP), is celebrating the completion of the Seaton Hole Coastal Protection Scheme. The major £1.4m project now provides increased protection for cliff-top homes, cherished public spaces and one of East Devon’s most iconic stretches of coastline.

• Lib Dems snap up another East Devon seat

  East Devon’s Liberal Democrats have taken another district council seat after winning a by-election in Seaton.

• Scam alert: parking fine text messages

  Scammers pretending to be from local authorities have been sending texts claiming that the recipient has an unpaid parking fine.

• Exeter University shortlisted for Apprenticeship Provider of the Year

  The University of Exeter is a finalist for Apprenticeship Provider of the Year at the Apprenticeship and Training Awards 2026.

• Exeter patient first in UK to trial new 3D imaging technology for rheumatoid arthritis

  A patient in Exeter has become the first in the UK to trial an innovative 3D imaging technology designed to detect rheumatoid arthritis at its earliest stages, helping to avoid permanent damage to joints.

• Connecting one home to broadband could cost up to £60k in Devon

  The cost of connecting just one home to broadband in a rural area of East Devon could cost around £60,000, it has emerged at a debate about pushing for better internet connectivity.

• Exwick Heights Pupils on Mission to Thank Exeter’s Heroes

  Pupils at Exwick Heights Primary School are on a mission to thank Exeter’s community heroes.

• Royal Devon performs well in 2025 CQC Maternity Survey

  On Wednesday 10 December, the NHS released the results of the 2025 CQC Maternity Survey. The Royal Devon performed well against the national average, and better than most Trusts in 14 of the survey questions.