Lets Rock Exeter confirms cancellation for 2025

More from Exeter & East Devon News

• Campaigners step up fight to save beloved swimming pool

  Angry swimmers fighting to save an Exeter pool say closing it will create a ‘desert’ in a deprived area.

• Claims of ‘rivets popping off’ in ministry overseeing councils overhaul

  The pressure on the government department dealing with the biggest revamp of the country’s councils in decades is becoming too much, according to a Devon council leader.

• Deaf students lead the way in police awareness training

  The Deaf Academy has helped to pioneer a new national training initiative to help police officers across the UK communicate more effectively with the Deaf community.

• Paraglider needs help from Emergency services

  Officers from Ottery St Mary and Exmouth responded to a male and paraglider wing stuck in a tree.

• Sidmouth was cordoned-off by police and the bomb squad called after a suspected explosive device sparked an emergency on Monday evening

  The Royal Navy Bomb Squad arrived in Sidmouth at around dusk to remove a thumbnail-sized bullethead spotted in the town, described by experts as a ‘one-inch short projectile’.

• Major revamp for public toilets

  Public toilets across East Devon are undergoing major investment, with new facilities being provided at four locations, three further sites being transferred to other organisations to operate, while others will close permanently.

• Exeter awarded £3.6 million grant to reduce carbon footprint at Riverside

  Exeter’s Riverside leisure centre is set to benefit from energy efficiency measures, including replacing an end-of-life heating system with air source heat pumps and a water source heat pump.

• RAMM shortlisted for the Museums + Heritage awards

  Following a long-term commitment to accessibility across the museum, Exeter’s Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM) has been nominated for a Visitor Accessibility Award in the prestigious Museums + Heritage awards.