Two pigs found in rural East Devon area

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• Plea for creativity as residents scrutinise Exmouth improvement plan

  A plea for creativity has emerged as residents have scrutinised an updated proposal aimed at improving Exmouth town centre.

• Plans in place for protest in Exeter on Saturday 29 November

  Police officers will be policing a protest in support of Palestine outside Central Station, Queen Street, Exeter, on Saturday 29 November.

• Exeter shop shut down after repeated attempts to flee with illegal tobacco

  Trading standards and police have closed yet another business for selling illegal tobacco – despite repeated warnings and dramatic attempts to escape with contraband.

• Appeal for information after serious injury collision near Honiton

  Police are appealing for witnesses and information following a serious road traffic collision which took place last night [Wednesday 26 November] on Exeter Road, (the old A30) in Gittisham, Honiton.

• Anger as million-pound Exeter bridge scheme is axed

  A million-pound bridge that should have connected Exeter businesses while getting rid of a dangerous bottleneck has been shelved.

• Police appeal for information following a fatal collision on A375 near Sidmouth

  Police were called shortly before 2.30pm on Wednesday 26 November following a report of a collision involving a white Ford Transit panel van, on the A375 at Sidbury. Sadly a man has died following the collision.

• East Devon councillors back submission for reimagined local government in Devon

  A business case for reshaped and reimagined local services has been given the green light for submission to the government by members of East Devon District Council.

• Most residents seeking hardship fund support can’t afford food

  Residents applying for financial help from a Devon council’s hardship fund are most likely to need help buying food, it has been revealed.