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• Row of tankers witnessed as sewage works underway at popular beach

  A row of tankers has been witnessed at a popular East Devon beach as maintenance on the sewer system takes place.

• Fears that new Exeter flats will ‘harm’ neighbours

  More than 800 student flats and ‘co-living’ studios are to be built on the site of Exeter’s old police station despite neighbours’ fears that their homes will be overshadowed.

• Exeter says no to BT’s ‘sleek and modern’ street hubs

  There’s more bad news for BT from a Devon council as plans for four more high street ‘hubs’ are rejected.

• Colour palette for Sidmouth beach huts proposed

  The new colours for Sidmouth’s beach huts have been proposed as work continues to upgrade the iconic structures.

• Works start to build new storm tank and upgrade pumping station in Sidmouth to reduce spills and protect bathing waters

  South West Water has started work on the next phase of a £12m project in Sidmouth to improve the town’s sewage network, reduce the use of storm overflows and protect the quality of its bathing waters.

• Student Leaders at Isca Academy Engage with Local Councillor on Civic Life

  Isca Academy welcomed Councillor Andrew Leadbetter for a visit this term. During his time at the school, Councillor Leadbetter toured the school’s facilities and gained insight into the vibrant learning environment enjoyed by students.

• West Exe Celebrates National Recognition for Classics Excellence

  West Exe School has been recognised for its outstanding achievement in introducing Classics. The Exeter school was awarded a ‘Secondary School of the Year - Highly Commended’ certificate by Classics for All in their 2025 Impact Awards.

• Two Exeter shops with organised crime links closed for selling illegal tobacco

  The two latest shops closed for trading in illegal tobacco have strong links to organised crime intelligence suggests.