Exeter retains top 15 position in Complete University Guide 2025

More from Exeter & East Devon News

• Royal Devon wins Employment Outcome Award at DFN Project SEARCH Don’t Stop Me Now Conference

  The Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has been recognised for its role in championing diversity and inclusion in the workplace by the national charity DFN Project SEARCH.

• Seaton’s new bus stop brings eco-friendly innovation to seafront

  A bus stop and shelter featuring a ‘living roof’ has been installed by Devon County Council on Seaton’s Esplanade, offering a modern, eco-friendly upgrade for public transport users. 

• Farmers Rally in Exeter Against New Tax Rules

  Devon farmers are protesting new tax rules today, gathering at Exeter Livestock Market before a tractor procession through the city. They argue the changes harm family farms and highlight agriculture's local importance.

• Exmouth seafront improvement plans rejigged as bidding process temporarily ‘aborted’

  A bidding process for the design work to improve parts of Exmouth seafront have been temporarily halted.

• Impersonation Fraud

  There has been a recent spate of Impersonation Frauds in Rural East Devon where scammers will call victims pretending to be a Police Officer.

• Exeter ecologist awarded as future leader in climate and health research

  Congratulations to Dr Dan Padfield, who has been awarded the 2024 Emerging Leaders Prize by the Medical Research Foundation. The prize recognises scientists whose research shows how health outcomes in the UK are being impacted by climate change and demonstrated their potential to be research leaders of the future.

• Have your say on plans to enhance and improve popular King George V park

  The charity is working in partnership with Exeter City Council to explore options for the future of the 40-acre site. It has launched a public consultation to ensure the views of the entire community are heard as part of the planning process.

• Honiton couple swindled out of thousands of pounds

  An elderly couple from Honiton have a been swindled out of thousands of pounds after they were contacted by men pretending to be detectives.