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• City to foot repair bill for its oldest building

  The charity that runs Exeter’s oldest building – and rents it for the ‘fee’ of one loaf of bread a year – has welcomed a unanimous vote by the city council to foot the bill for urgent repairs.

• Appeal for witnesses after burglary in Exeter

  Detectives are investigating a reported burglary at a property in Exeter in March and are appealing for any witnesses to come forward.

• Cops expecting £300k from recovered vehicle fees

  Devon’s police have predicted £300,000 of income from its vehicle recovery scheme in a year.

• Bid for £2m lottery funding to amplify East Devon town’s ‘natural crown jewels’

  A bid for nearly £2 million in National Lottery funding will be made in a bid to amplify an East Devon town’s “natural crown jewels”.

• Date set for Newton Abbot planning inquiry

  A six-day planning inquiry in August could finally bring an end to a long-running wrangle over a massive building site on the edge of Newton Abbot.

• Efforts to tackle East Devon town’s coastal issues like ‘spinning plates’

  Efforts to tackle a host of coastal issues in an East Devon town are like “spinning plates” as work continues to ensure swift and safe repairs.

• Exeter flats plan could be risk to Roman ruins

  Building a giant block of apartments on the site of an Exeter car park risks obliterating relics of Roman history, city councillors have been warned.

• Budleigh Salterton as you’ve never seen it before!

  The Fairlynch Museum in Budleigh Salterton has reopened for the 2026 season with many new displays on show