Police are appealing for the public’s help locating a wanted woman from Exeter.

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• Exeter finds funds to revamp run-down leisure centre

  Developer contributions for Exeter homes could help fund a £6m Wonford leisure centre revamp. Sport England may add a third, creating a new hub in the city’s most deprived area with poor health and low activity levels.

• Tussle brewing over controversial employment site for Devon town

  Proposals have been submitted for a major Ottery St Mary site to allow storage, offices, professional services or light industry. East Devon District Council’s planning committee will debate it on 24 March amid local disagreement despite officer approval.

• Exeter awarded £20m Pride in Place funding for neighbourhoods

  Exeter has secured £20 million in Pride in Place funding to strengthen communities. The investment will be spent over ten years in Whipton and Heavitree, giving residents a central role in decision-making to reflect local needs, ideas and ambitions.

• WANTED | Luke Down, Exmouth/Exeter

  Devon & Cornwall Police are appealing for help to locate 39-year-old Luke Down from Devon. He is wanted in connection with reports of stalking and assault. Down has links to Exeter and is believed to be in the Exmouth area.

• Row amplifies after public claims edited out of video of EDDC Strategic Planning Committee meeting

  A dispute has arisen over a Devon council’s move to remove a resident’s claims about a controversial planning process. Officials are identifying sites for new housing across East Devon through to the early 2040s as part of drafting a new local plan.

• Exeter adult and paediatric scoliosis pathway and EOS scanner speeding up diagnoses and treatment for patients

  Nightingale Hospital Exeter is helping to see, diagnose and treat more patients with scoliosis, a debilitating medical condition where the spine develops an abnormal sideways curvature.

• New legislation set to make renting homes fairer

  The Renters’ Rights Act is designed to make renting fairer, safer & more secure and changes how private renting works. The new legislation covers tenancies, evictions, rent rises, home standards and ending discriminatory practices like specifying no pets. 

• Public urged to put safety first as essential cliff works close Sidmouth seafront paths

  East Devon District Council is urging residents and visitors to put their safety first and strictly follow path closures currently in place along Sidmouth seafront, as essential cliff works continue.