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• Two Skydivers Killed in Tragic Incident at Devon Airfield

  British Skydiving, the national governing body for the sport, confirmed the deaths and said it had launched an investigation into the incident, which occurred on Friday.

• Get crocheting or knitting and celebrate Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025

  Crafters from across Exeter are invited to make rugby-themed crochet pieces for a yarn exhibition at Exeter’s historic Guildhall and the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery.

• Council takes action to promote responsible dog ownership on East Devon beaches

  In response to concerns raised by beach users about breaches of Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPOs) on Exmouth beach last year, East Devon District Council’s Environmental Protection Team recently launched a focused initiative in the area.

• Exeter man jailed for child sex offences

  Charles Kirkby, 39, of Church Road, St Thomas, Exeter, has been jailed for 30 months after admitting two sexual assaults on a girl under 13. He was sentenced at Exeter Crown Court on Friday 13 June, having previously pleaded guilty to the offences.

• Councillors unanimously support scrutiny discussing Northbrook pool

  Councillors from various parties will debate the future of Exeter’s Northbrook swimming pool at a special scrutiny committee meeting. A petition was presented at the Guildhall on Tuesday, with organisers given the chance to speak on the facility’s future.

• Phase Two of urgent Exmouth Seawall repairs completed

  This key phase saw 150m of steel sheet piling installed, extending defences from Phase One to the Old Lifeboat slipway. The upgrade strengthens the seawall, protecting homes, businesses, and vital seafront infrastructure from storms and coastal erosion.

• Man in His 20s Arrested After Suspected Stabbing in Exeter

  he incident occurred on Thursday afternoon near Station Road in the Exwick area. Police reported that the victim had suffered multiple puncture wounds and was in a life-threatening condition.

• More homes set to get food waste collections as service expands

  Another 2,400 Exeter homes are getting food waste collections, bringing the total to around half the city. Over 5,000 homes were added last month. The latest areas include parts of Cowick, St Thomas and Exwick, as the rollout continues citywide.