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• Wages and employment rates in East Devon area amongst the county’s highest

  The latest figures show positive signs for East Devon’s economy, with competitive wages and low unemployment rates.

• Free bike checks being offered

  Get back on your bike with confidence this summer. Libraries Unlimited is partnering with Ride On to offer free Dr Bike safety check sessions at four libraries this May and June.

• ‘Hotspot’ policing contributes to decline in ASB and serious violence

  A scheme that introduced ‘hotspot’ patrols in 15 locations across Devon and Cornwall to specifically tackle street violence and anti-social behaviour (ASB) has contributed to a significant decline in crime.

• Exeter Pride is back and bigger than ever before

  Exeter Pride is back and bigger than ever this year.

• Former Exeter prison officer jailed

  A former prison officer from Devon appeared at Exeter Crown Court yesterday (5 May) and was sentenced to 14 months in prison after pleading guilty to misconduct in public office and being concerned in the supply of class C drugs.

• Plan for thousands of homes suffers delay to tackle vital gaps

  A plan that will influence where thousands of homes in a Devon district can be built over the next 15 years has suffered a delay.

• Devon churches in limbo as government cuts funds

  A Devon MP is calling on the government to scrap a new ‘church tax’ that he says could lead to a wave of closures across the county.

• Arts and Culture East Devon announces recipients of Creative East Devon Fund

  East Devon culture organisations and creatives have been provided a lifeline to help fund their cultural project, festival or event through a new round of the fund from Arts & Culture East Devon (ACED).

• Audio ballot papers available to assist visually impaired voters in Exeter

  Visually impaired voters in Exeter will benefit from extra support at polling stations, with audio ballot papers available for the local elections.

• Chief Medical Officer, Sir Chris Whitty, explores the health challenges in rural Devon

  The Chief Medical Officer (CMO) and Chief Medical Adviser to the government, Sir Chris Whitty, has visited Devon as part of a tour of the country’s rural towns and communities.

• Taxi driver warned after third speeding ticket

  A Torbay taxi driver who picked up three speeding tickets – two of them at the same camera four days apart – has been given a formal written warning.

• Man charged in connection with Newton Abbot assault

  A man is due to appear at court today charged in connection to an incident in Newton Abbot town centre in the early hours of Monday 4 May.

• Angry church leaders appeal after city council snub

  Exeter’s largest church, which says its current city centre base is ‘bursting at the seams’, has been denied permission to move to a bigger new home.

• Police appeal for witnesses following a tragic late night collision

  APPEAL | Officers are appealing for witnesses and information following a fatal collision at Budleigh Salterton

• Appeal following serious assault, Newton Abbot

  Two people are in hospital after they were seriously assaulted in Newton Abbot in the early hours of Monday 4 May.

• Quarter of a million people in Devon treated for minor illnesses in local pharmacies

  The Pharmacy First service, available in most local pharmacies, frees up GP appointments for patients who need them most and gives people quicker and more convenient access to safe and high-quality healthcare.