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Local News
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First phase of gas upgrade work nears completion in Alphington area of ExeterWales & West Utilities is shortly starting the final section of the first phase of a project to upgrade the gas pipes in the Alphington area of Exeter.
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Exeter stands united with Ukraine as it marks 35 years of independenceExeter’s Ukrainian community has joined civic representatives and supporters to mark the 35th anniversary of Ukraine’s independence.
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Animal attractions “open as usual” through bluetongue outbreakZoos and animal attractions in Devon are open for “business as usual” throughout the bluetongue outbreak that is sweeping the county as the disease does affect humans.
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Holidaymakers urged to play their part in using water wisely in the South West this summerAs millions of people head to the South West for their summer holidays, South West Water is urging visitors to do their bit in protecting the region’s precious water resources by using water wisely during their stay.
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Lane closure to remain in place on Bridge Road bascule bridgeThe lane closure on Exeter’s Bridge Road bascule bridge will remain in place after further investigations uncovered previously hidden cracks and significant corrosion beneath the bridge deck.
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Witness appeal after serious collision, A30 near Tedburn St MaryWitnesses are being sought to a two-vehicle collision on the A30 near Tedburn St Mary in which a young girl was seriously injured.
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GCSE success for teenagers taking part in pioneering university and college project to reduce South West “NEET” numbersTeenagers who took part in a pioneering project led by educational experts to tackle the South West’s “NEET” crisis are celebrating GCSE success.
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£2million pledged to tackle Exeter rough sleepingExeter is to get almost £2million in government money to tackle rough sleeping.
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Get set for city walking festivalExeter is set to take its first steps towards a new annual tradition with the city’s inaugural Exeter Walking Festival, taking place from 14 to 20 September.
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South West Water urges customers to use water wisely as fires show impact of prolonged dry weatherThe recent wildfires seen across the region serve as a stark reminder of the growing impact prolonged hot, dry weather is having on our environment. To help support the emergency services tackling major wildfires across the South West, maintain supplies for customers, and protect the environment, South West Water is asking customers to be more water efficient by making small water-saving changes at home.
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Fears for Devon holiday beach and pierWork to stop erosion from taking away huge areas of a popular Devon holiday beach may not be completed until 2030 despite a call from local campaigners for urgent action.
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St Luke’s Students Celebrate GCSE SuccessAfter years of hard work, students at St Luke’s Church of England School were celebrating today, Thursday 20th August, as they collected their GCSE results.
Local Sport News
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Match Report: Exmouth Town 3-1 Bridgwater UnitedAn electric first 20 minutes saw Exmouth Town secure their place in the next round of the FA Cup, beating Bridgwater United 3-1 at the Search4Local Stadium.
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Women's Match Report: Hashtag United 1 Exeter City 1A stunning free-kick from Nia Lewis earned City Women their first point of the season, as the Grecians drew 1-1 at Hashtag United.
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ACCRINGTON LEFT MILK AT HOMEExeter City got off the mark in Sky Bet League Two with a 2-0 win over Accrington Stanley at St James Park.
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Women's Match Report: Exeter City 0 Oxford United 4Four first half opposition goals resulted in City Women falling to defeat at SJP, as they lost their opening 2026/27 WNL fixture 4-0 against Oxford United.



