Two pigs found in rural East Devon area

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• Exeter ‘does the right thing’ and delays green energy schemes

  Pressing on with a £7 million green energy project on two gas-guzzling buildings in Exeter would have been ‘bordering on reckless’, city councillors have been told.

• Police appeal for information following a Fatal collision in Exeter

  Police investigating a fatal road traffic collision in Exeter on Tuesday 1 October are appealing for any witnesses to come forward

• Exmouth Town Council Celebrates 10th Anniversary of Managing Tourist Information Service

  Over the past decade, the service has grown significantly, starting with a humble summer house on The Strand to now operating from a permanent premises in the heart of Exmouth.

• Help shape East Devon’s Anti-Poverty Strategy

  The newly launched Anti-Poverty Strategy consultation will help ensure that East Devon District Council’s services meet the needs of our communities, addressing these financial challenges.

• Exmouth’s historic Beacon Hotel has closed

  Exmouth’s historic Beacon Hotel has closed with the owners blaming a tsunami of costs.

• East Devon District Council acquires land to extend Seaton Wetlands

  More land at Seaton Marshes has been acquired by East Devon District Council (EDDC) in a move to expand its award-winning nature reserve complex of Seaton Wetlands.

• Exmouth RNLI volunteer recognised for over 60 years of service

  Brian Cole, was rescued by the RNLI after falling off a cliff 65 years ago, aged 17, and has supported the RNLI ever since.

• Ospreys fly in, one year on from Otter Estuary breach

  Two young ospreys have made a final stopover on the Otter Estuary in East Devon on their way to wintering grounds in Africa – almost exactly a year after a pioneering restoration project reconnected the River Otter to its flood plain. The arrival of the juvenile ospreys reflects the huge success of the Lower Otter Restoration Project