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• Vehicle Fire in Cranbrook

  Fire crews attended an electric vehicle fire in Cranbrook this morning.

• Police in the Axminster area seek volunteers for Community Speed Watch scheme

  Other towns and villages across East Devon have successful Speed Watch groups and Axminster Tytherleigh would like to hear from volunteers who want to help their local area stay safe. 

• Children will share vision to protect the ocean at event in Exeter

  We Are The Ocean takes place in Princesshay Square on Tuesday 25th June from 4pm to 6pm. The project weaves together the fears hopes and dreams of 400 children from the UK and United Arab Emirates who connected across the ocean to take action for the ocean.

• Phase two of Exmouth’s seawall repairs approved

  A further 150 metres of vulnerable seawall will be secured with a steel sheet pile wall in the second phase of repairs to Exmouth’s sea defences, planned for late September.

• Exeter Assault Police Appeal for Identification of Man

  A man was punched by another man in an unprovoked attack at Fever and Boutique in Mary Arches Street. Police investigating the 17 March incident would like to identify the man pictured as they believe he may be able to assist with their enquiries.

• Have your say on the future of East Devon's green wedges

  The Local Plan is used to make planning decisions in East Devon, so it is vital that residents let EDDC know what they think of the proposals. The consultation closes at 5pm on Thursday 27th June. To share your thoughts go to eastdevon.gov.uk/local-plan

• Assault in Exmouth, Police Appeal for Witnesses

  The incident took place at around 1.30pm on Monday 10 June at the taxi rank area of The Strand. It was reported that a man was attacked by three suspects and struck a number of times to the head and face. His injuries are not believed to be significant. A woman was also assaulted and suffered minor swelling and bruising to her face.

• Engineers do a super swift job at East Devon school

  National Grid engineers have swapped installing cable boxes for nest boxes to help an East Devon school become a summer home for a bird that’s becoming increasingly rare.