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• Exeter’s ‘pivotal moment’ as £8.6m funding secured for low carbon heating

  The University of Exeter has been awarded £8.6 million towards new heating systems that will reduce its reliance on fossil fuels.

• Two new deputies have been appointed at a Devon council and its chair selected for another year.

  Members at East Devon District Council’s full council meeting backed Cllr Eleanor Rylance (Liberal Democrat, Broadclyst) to chair the council again, and also welcomed Cllr Charlotte Fitzgerald (Liberal Democrat, Budleigh and Raleigh) as vice-chair.

• Isca Academy Celebrates Mental Health Charter Mark Success

  Isca Academy is proud to announce it has been awarded the Bronze Mental Health Charter Mark, recognising the school’s outstanding commitment to supporting the mental health and wellbeing of its students and staff.

• Splash into summer as Exeter water facilities set to reopen

  Youngsters are set to splash into summer, with Exeter’s popular water play facilities preparing to reopen.

• Reshaping Devon councils and environment among priorities for re-elected leader

  Re-elected East Devon District Council leader Paul Arnott says his top priorities include helping overhaul how Devon’s councils are organised, the environment and housing.

• Countryside Team Welcomes Strong Start to Spring

  During the Easter school holidays, Seaton Wetlands welcomed over 8000 visitors - a 10% increase compared to 2024 - with nearly 2,000 visiting over the Easter weekend, despite the challenging weather conditions!

• Six East Devon beaches win national awards

  For the past seven years, the Blue Flag has proudly flown during the bathing season at Exmouth, while Sidmouth marks its sixth, Seaton its fourth, and Beer its third year of recognition.

• Fire and water pollution fears from residents as battery storage scheme rejected

  Plans for a lithium battery storage facility in East Devon have being rejected.