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Campaigners lobbying on both sides of a controversial road closure in Exeter are preparing for the final phase of their battle.

People who use telecare equipment at home to help them stay safe and independent are being encouraged to check with their telecare provider and telephone company ahead of the national switch from analogue to digital phone services.

As we move into the winter months, Devon & Cornwall Police is continuing to receive reports of dogs attacking and worrying livestock across our rural communities.

Five closure orders in Torquay have been extended for problem properties in the town after police acted on community concerns.

A prestigious national award has been presented to the Devon Food Partnership in recognition of its work to promote healthy, sustainable and local food.

Devon County Council has welcomed a major new report from England’s Chief Medical Officer which says the health challenges facing rural communities must be treated as a national, not simply a local, issue.

Young people across Devon are being encouraged to take part in this year’s Make Your Mark vote and help shape the issues that matter most to them.

People in Exeter are being warned to watch out for fake text messages in relation to the government’s announcement of a new £100 household energy payment.

Devon’s district councils are expecting to find out in March next year how long they have left to live.

Exeter’s historic Guildhall has been decorated with beautiful, knitted poppies in readiness for Remembrance.

Crumbling rock faces and disappearing dunes pose a fresh threat to rail services in and out of Devon and Cornwall, local MPs have warned.

An Exeter College learner has been crowned Student/Apprentice Chef of the Year at the prestigious South West Chef of the Year 2026 competition.

A late winner from George Williams saw Exeter City U21 see off Reading U21 4-3 in a thrilling encounter at St James Park.

Exeter City will hold their remembrance ceremony prior to kick-off on Saturday, 14th November as they take on Cheltenham Town.

A resilient Exeter City Women scraped through to the next round of the WNL Cup as they beat Chatham Town 5-3 on penalties.

The Withies welcomed unbeaten league leaders Plymstock Oaks to Raleigh Park on Saturday, knowing they faced a tough test against a side that had made an impressive start to the season. Despite three tries from the home side, the visitors ultimately proved too strong.

Exmouth Town battled to a point against Worcester Raiders, drawing 0-0 at the County Sports Ground.

Exeter Chiefs played the game to the death as they were narrowly edged out by Harlequins at Sandy Park in round five of the Gallagher PREM.

Exeter City fell to their first defeat in five league matches after a spirited performance in Greater Manchester saw league leaders Salford City come from behind to win 2-1.

Two first half goals from Charlotte Whitmore secured a historic 2-0 FA Cup first round victory for City Women, as they defeated Hashtag United.