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• Exeter in multi-million pound research initiative to transform mental health support

  The University of Exeter is set to become a key member of a regional hub for pioneering mental health research following a major investment from the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR).

• Seaton Wetlands Visitor Numbers Continue to Soar

  East Devon District Council’s Countryside Team is celebrating another exceptional year at Seaton Wetlands, following a record-breaking rise in visitor numbers during 2025

• Exeter School Community Supports Homelessness Charities with Shoebox Donations

  Students, staff and families at St Luke’s Church of England School have come together to support people experiencing homelessness in Exeter.

• Young People Encouraged to ‘Get Involved’ in Sidmouth

  Local young people are finding it easier to get involved in rewarding out of school activities, thanks to new initiatives from Sidmouth Town Council.

• Fresh broadside over Exeter election cancellation

  The government’s decision to call off Exeter’s 2026 spring council elections has been described as ‘one giant Labour stitch-up’.

• Serious e-scooter collision near Cranbrook

  Police are seeking witnesses after a woman was seriously injured in a collision involving an electric scooter near Cranbrook.

• Body located on Exmouth beach believed to be missing Christmas Day swimmer

  Emergency services were called shortly before 3pm on Sunday 25 January to Exmouth Beach following a report of a possible body seen near the shore.

• £254,000 awarded to help 15 organisations cut carbon emissions through the Carbon Action Fund

  East Devon District Council has awarded £254,000 in grants to 15 businesses and community organisations through its Carbon Action Fund, supporting projects to reduce carbon emissions and energy use.