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• Vital funds raised for Devon Wildlife Trust

  The Exe Estuary, a vital wildlife refuge, supports winter migratory birds from Greenland, Iceland, and Siberia, feeding on its rich mudflats. Conservation efforts have raised £3,779 since 2022 to protect its biodiversity.

• Unveiling of new sculpture marks the opening of Tithebarn Local Centre

  A new sculpture created by an East Devon artist aims to bring optimism to new local centre that will shortly be completed on a major mixed-use development close to Exeter Science Park. The Tithebarn Local Centre will be a focal point for the community.

• Fears for travellers forced out of Haldon site

  Travellers living on an unauthorised site next to Exeter Racecourse have been given six months to move out.

• Devon MP cheers progress with Water Bill

  David Reed the Conservative MP for Exmouth & Exeter East made tackling sewage spills a key priority in his election campaign last year & now believes his part in scrutinising forthcoming laws centred on water companies means he is making good on my promise

• Exeter’s shipping future ‘at stake’ in waterside building projec

  The future of shipbuilding in Exeter and maritime activities on the city’s canal are at stake as plans for a massive new housing development reach their crucial next stage.

• UPDATE | Murder investigation after woman found dead in Newton Poppleford

  Detectives investigating the death of a woman in Newton Poppleford are continuing to make enquiries to establish the circumstances around the incident.

• Royal Devon first to apply innovative approach for earlier cancer detection via blood tests

  The Royal Devon is the first NHS Trust to integrate ground-breaking research into clinical practice, which could lead to thousands of people with cancer receiving an earlier diagnosis.

• It’s getting more expensive to be buried across Devon

  Two areas of Devon are seeking to increase the amount they charge for burials, potentially pushing the cost of dying in the county higher. East Devon wants to raise fees by 10 per cent from £491 to £540.