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• Exmouth Remembrance Sunday Parade and Service

  Exmouth Town Council and the Exmouth Branch of The Royal British Legion are pleased to invite veterans, residents, local businesses and organisations to join us for our annual Remembrance Sunday Parade and Service in the Strand on Sunday, November 9th 2025.

• CCTV released following serious assault in Exeter

  Officers investigating a serious assault at Polsloe Bridge station have released this this image in connection with the incident

• Get snapping and enter Exeter’s tree photography competition

  There’s still time to enter Exeter City Council’s tree photography competition, with some great prizes up for grabs.

• Appeal following fatal collision on M5, Exeter

  Police are appealing for information following a fatal collision which occurred on the M5 on Tuesday 28 October.

• Plymouth and Exeter unite behind bold four-council future

  Plymouth and Exeter Council Leaders have today announced their united support for a bold new vision for local government in Devon – backing a four-unitary model that reflects how communities live, work and will grow.

• Exeter expands scientific collaboration in the Emirates 

  A partnership on a potentially world-leading marine research centre and a new collaborative geology degree that will create new educational pathways between the UK and the United Arab Emirates were among the highlights of an international visit to Sharjah for the University of Exeter this week. 

• Exmouth Town Council Receives Silver Award in National Quality Award Scheme

  Exmouth Town Council is proud to announce it has been awarded the Silver Award under the National Association of Local Councils (NALC) Quality Award Scheme, recognising its commitment to excellence in local governance, transparency, and community engagement.

• New grants fund announced for voluntary community projects and buildings

  A new grant scheme, designed with help from the voluntary sector, to effectively meet local communities’ needs, will fund small community projects across East Devon, and community buildings in rural areas.