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• South West Water announces temporary restrictions for hosepipe use in Mid Devon and parts of East Devon

  South West Water has announced it will be introducing temporary restrictions on hosepipe use for customers in Mid Devon and parts of East Devon including Tiverton, Cullompton, Bampton, Honiton, South Molton, Dunkeswell, Axminster and Lyme Regis, due to current exceptionally high levels of demand in the area.

• Police appeal for information following a serious assault in Exeter

  Police are appealing for any information following a series assault in Exeter.

• Counter Terrorism Policing leading investigation into the death of Ann Widdecombe 

  Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) can confirm it is now leading the investigation into the death of Ann Widdecombe.  Specialist officers from across the CTP network have been working alongside colleagues in Devon and Cornwall Police since a murder investigation was launched last week. 

• Andy Burnham’s ‘Number 10 North’ could mean Devon missing the boat

  Plans by the Prime Minister-in-waiting to create a ‘Number 10 North’ office in Manchester have been blasted by the leader of the Liberal Democrats.

• This bright idea is how Devon could earn £350 a year per lamppost

  Proposals around allowing 5G equipment installations across Devon will be discussed next week in a move that could see the county earn £350 a year from every lamppost used.

• Update following the Murder of Anne Widdecombe

  The Police investigation into the death of 78-year-old Ann Widdecombe has continued to develop over the past 24 hours.

• LATEST | Murder enquiry launched following death of Ann Widdecombe, Dartmoor

  A 26-year-old man who was arrested on Friday 10 July on suspicion of murder has since been released from custody and is no longer part of the investigation.

• Traders collaborate to fight rise in shoplifting in their beloved town

  Seventy businesses in Exmouth have joined forces in a bid to tackle rising levels of anti-social behaviour and shoplifting.

• Murder enquiry launched following death of Ann Widdecombe, Dartmoor

  A murder investigation has been launched following the suspicious death of former MP Ann Widdecombe at her home on Dartmoor in Devon.

• Firefighters urge safe outdoor fires this summer

  Firefighters are urging people enjoying their outdoor spaces this summer to ‘stay with it’ when using BBQs, fire pits and during garden gatherings, after recent years have seen an increase in the number of preventable domestic outdoor fires attended by crews.

• Commissioner presents 25 ‘incredible individuals’ with awards

  The crucial efforts of those who give up their spare time to support the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly to hold the police to account and help make lives better and safer for those within their local communities has been recognised during a special celebration

• Check-in granted for flats plan at historic Devon hotel

  A quintessential hotel that harks back to a Devon seaside town’s heritage will be turned into apartments after planners approved an overhaul.

• Taxi fares in East Devon going nowhere…for now

  Taxi fares in East Devon won’t be going anywhere for the moment, but potential routes for possible rises look set to be explored.

• 45-year-old woman remanded over alleged £512k Thai cannabis plot

  Amy Jayne Durban, of Hemyock, Cullompton, Devon, was arrested by Border Force at Heathrow on 6 July after arriving from Bangkok. She is alleged to have carried 51.2kg of cannabis in her suitcases, with an estimated street value of at least £512,000.

• RNLI advice to choose lifeguarded beach as third heatwave hits the south west

  The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) is urging people heading to the coast to choose a lifeguarded beach and remember essential water safety advice, as the south west experience another prolonged period of hot and sunny weather.

• Dates fixed for showdown over ‘priceless’ Devon nature site

  Dates have been set for a major public inquiry which will decide one of Devon’s longest-running planning wrangles.