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Vital statistics on air pollution in Exeter have been ‘kicked into the long grass’, it has been claimed.

In his days as a caped crimefighter on the streets of Exeter, Percy Prowse would often nip into the city’s Guildhall for a crafty cup of tea and a chat with the historic hall’s mace sergeants.

Exeter City have confirmed they are exploring options for utilising shares to raise funding, perhaps via a rights issue, while maintaining Supporters’ Trust majority ownership. Amid ongoing financial struggles, following their appointment of a new Club board director.

Another 4,000 more homes in Exeter will be getting weekly food waste collections from next week.

The glory days of gaming could be coming back to a new venue in Exeter

Police are appealing for witnesses and information following an assault in Exmouth.

Police are seeking the public’s help to trace a 46-year-old wanted man from the Exeter area.

Wales & West Utilities has started a project to upgrade the gas pipes in the Buddle Lane area of Exeter.

Contractors appointed to install five new toilet blocks in Teignmouth are facing financial penalties of £3,250 per week after missing completion dates agreed with the Town Council.

Work has started again on a controversial housing development on the outskirts of Newton Abbot where construction was halted earlier this year.

Plans to build 88 new homes on fields next to a leading local football club will be assessed by Teignbridge Council planners next week (October 21).

From major coastal rail works and sand movements to hidden wildlife and unique heritage, this year’s Teign Estuary and Coastal Partnership (TECP) Forum will explore a wide range of coastal topics.

The owners of a prime patch of building land once dubbed ‘Chernobyl-on-Sea’ today insisted they still have plans for it even though it has been derelict for more than a decade.

Work is now underway on Paignton’s landmark seafront transformation, as the appointed contractor, Knights Brown, begins delivering the multi-million-pound scheme that will combine vital flood protection with a striking enhancement of the town’s public realm.

Shoppers in Paignton have been putting their names to a letter demanding much-needed investment in Torbay Hospital.

Due to continual ASB and criminal activity Torquay Police have taken action to seek what they believe is the first closure notice for a currently unused hotel.

A Devon village has complained about what it believes is a “disappointing” response from police over a spate of vandalism.

Devon County Council has announced the extension of its successful Prosper business support programme until March 2026, offering a vital lifeline to entrepreneurs and small businesses across East Devon, Mid Devon and Exeter

A partnership that carries out vital health research across the South West Peninsula to directly benefit patients and NHS services has been awarded £15.5 million by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR).

Devon County Council has published the findings of transformative project to reshape the county’s approach to supporting children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities.

A Devon councillor at the centre of an election expenses row has been granted relief by a High Court judge who declared there had been “no bad faith”.

Devon is leading the way to address an urgent need to recruit more digital forensic officers to work in police forces.

Gardeners opened their gates to the public this summer and raised more than £55,000 to help fund local end-of-life care.

Libraries Unlimited, the charity commissioned by Devon County Council to run the libraries in Devon, has launched a new leaflet and set of resources to help children, young people and families with neurodiverse conditions explore some of Devon’s more accessible outdoor spaces.