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  Yesterday (Sunday) at around 11.10am, Exmouth RNLI were tasked to assist a rib in difficulty near Sandy Bay.

• Update on new public toilet facilities in East Devon

  Over the past few months, East Devon District Council been working hard to deliver modern, accessible and sustainable toilet blocks in key locations across the district.

• Exeter prepares for yarn art display to celebrate Women’s Rugby World Cup

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• Your views needed on the future of local government in Devon

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• Exeter set to launch Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 fan zone

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• Transformed children's library opens in Exeter

  After months of building work, the new children’s library in Exeter is now open to the public. The Clore Children's Library features a brand-new sensory area, a floating mezzanine and activities for older children. Designed to be welcoming and accessible to all children and families, and championing interests, passions and their imaginations.

• Italian rugby stars tour Exeter’s Underground Passages

  Players from the Italian Women’s Rugby World Cup squad visited Exeter’s Underground Passages on Wednesday, enjoying a guided tour ahead of their opening match at Sandy Park this Saturday.