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More from Exeter & East Devon News

• Joggers jingled all the way for Hospiscare

  Toddlers in tinsel and trail runners in Santa hats joined forces to raise funds for Hospiscare yesterday at the charity’s first ever festive Jingle Jog and they raised over £20,000

• Responsible retailers and public awareness are key to knife safety

  Devon & Cornwall Police took part in the national Sceptre knife safety campaign last week.. It ran from Monday 17 to Sunday 24 November 2025 and is part of the wider national strategy to remove dangerous weapons from the streets and keep communities safe. 

• Have your say on East Devon’s Heritage Strategy

  Help shape how East Devon’s heritage is preserved in the years up until 2042, by taking part in the district council's consultation on a new Heritage Strategy

• Two city councils unite on bold proposal for the future of Devon

  Exeter City Council and Plymouth City Council have joined forces to submit a single, shared proposal to Government for local government reorganisation (LGR) in Devon.

• Popular Devon beach likely to be stripped of Blue Flag

  A popular Devon beach that secured an internationally recognised award for the first time this year looks set to lose the accolade in 2026.

• 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.