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• Burglaries under investigation

  Police are appealing for residents to check their doorbell and CCTV footage after a number of burglaries in East Devon and further afield.

• Patient experience of the Royal Devon’s A&E’s ranked in the top six trusts nationally

  The Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust’s urgent and emergency care services have scored highly in the latest CQC patient experience survey and ‘overall patient experience of A&E’ scores placed them in the top six trusts.

• Buttercup Unit celebrates six months of transforming patient care

  The new Buttercup Unit at the Nightingale Hospital Exeter is reducing waiting times and helping patients to get their diagnosis more quickly.

• Bid for £600k submitted to fund work on possible new East Devon school site

  The cash call comes as campaigners in Tipton St John have pushed for the village’s school to be rebuilt within the village rather than nearby Ottery St Mary.

• Man jailed for sexual assault in Exeter City Centre

  A man has been jailed for four years and a further four years on extended licence for the sexual assault of a woman in Exeter City Centre. Fawzi Omar, 27, was sentenced at Exeter Crown Court on Friday 22 November after pleading guilty to sexual assault.

• South Devon RNLI stations champion 200th Anniversary single to top Xmas charts

  All five South Devon RNLI stations; Exmouth, Teignmouth, Torbay, Dartmouth and Salcombe are supporting the song and urging RNLI supporters to help drive Pull Away all the way to the top of the UK’s charts this Christmas!

• Charity seeks public opinions on future of city green space

  Exeter City Community Trust, the partner charity of the Exeter City Football Club, which delivers health and wellbeing services and activities across the city, has launched a consultation on the future of the King George V Playing Fields on Topsham Road.

• Exeter joins £5-million collaboration to scale UK climate startups

  This new initiative involving the University of Exeter is backed by £5-million from the Research England Development Fund and will enable its partners to work on solutions for climate mitigation and adaptation by supporting climate science startups to commercial deployment.