Further update from East Devon District Council following the discovery of a significant Second World War unexploded device at Exmouth Marina

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• Update from East Devon District Council regarding unexploded bomb in Exmouth

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• Decades-long bid for Exeter-Crediton cycle route takes major step

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• Exmouth Suspected Ordnance found at The Marina

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• Middlemoor roundabout traffic signals will take time to repair

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• Exeter city council elections to be called off

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