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• Man spoken to amid flag shenanigans as bid to recoup costs goes on

  A man has been interviewed by Devon officials amid efforts to recoup the costs of removing flags in Exeter that were reattached moments after being removed.

• Toys gifted to children living in temporary accommodation

  Children living in temporary accommodation in Exeter this Christmas are to receive a big bag of presents thanks to the generosity of people in the city.

• Sidmouth Scouts Selected for 2027 World Scout Jamboree in Poland

  Two Sidmouth College students have been selected to represent Devon Scouts at the 2027 World Scout Jamboree in Gdańsk, Poland.

• Exeter council leader urged not to cancel 2026 polls

  Exeter City Council is still considering whether to postpone its elections next year amid criticism that it is trying to avoid the polls as support slips.

• Cranbrook Leisure Centre project progresses, with design work underway

  Design work is underway for a new leisure centre, a key addition to Cranbrook’s expanding town centre, with proposals including a 25-metre and learner pool, gym, fitness studios, soft play, and a café.

• Drivers ‘rat-run’ through hospital to dodge Exeter road closure

  The future of a hotly-contested road closure in the centre of Exeter will be decided in the New Year.

• CQC takes action to protect people at Exeter Care Agency

  The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has downgraded the rating of Horizon Care (South West) Ltd from good to inadequate and placed it into special measures to protect people following an inspection in September.

• Emergency tree protection order secured amid dramatic bid to stop felling

  A dramatic bid to halt the felling of some mature trees in an East Devon town has led to an emergency protection order being issued.