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• Devon residents encouraged to help change the narrative on suicide this World Suicide Prevention Day

  Devon residents are being encouraged to help change the narrative on suicide this World Suicide Prevention Day (10 September) by learning how to start supportive conversations, recognising when someone may be struggling, and knowing where to find help and support.

• MP’s fears for the future of rural Devon

  The rural ‘rump’ of Devon left behind after the coming reorganisation of local councils may never be sustainable, according to one of the county’s MPs.

• School project aims to tackle coercive control before it starts

  A pioneering project designed to educate secondary school students about coercive control and healthy relationships has secured funding from the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner, enabling it to be rolled out in schools in early 2027.

• Latest information for carers in Devon

  Carers in Devon can now sign up to email updates and visit a new webpage to find the latest information on the forthcoming new arrangements for carers’ services in the county.

• Tactical vote to relay anger at ‘stripping the local voice’ from planning

  Members from across the political divide helped orchestrate a tactical vote that led to their council backing legal changes in planning policy but expressing huge anger at the new rules.

• Devastating fires ‘still a threat’ for Dartmoor

  Dartmoor remains vulnerable to potentially-devastating fires despite recent rainfall, the moor’s guardians have been told.

• Cheer and challenges as Devon’s tourism sector navigates summer extremes

  Devon’s tourism businesses have hailed a positive summer season with strong visitor numbers and solid spending, but heatwaves and last-minute bookings have been a challenge.

• Lloyds cheque deposit service returns to Post Offices across Devon

  A lead Devon Councillor has welcomed the restoration of cheque deposit services for Lloyds Banking Group customers at Post Offices, describing it as a significant boost for rural communities, local businesses and residents across Devon.

• Devon holiday park eyes expanded opening dates

  A major Devon holiday park is applying to extend the number of weeks it can open during the year so it can benefit from an extra school holiday.

• Man sentenced for assault in Ottery St Mary town centre

  A man has been given a suspended sentence for an assault outside an Ottery St Mary pub.

• Exeter City Community Trust secures major grant to tackle homelessness

  Exeter City Community Trust has secured more than half a million pounds to help tackle homelessness in the city - part of a landmark £37 million Government investment in voluntary, community and faith sector organisations across England.

• Know Your Numbers! Week marks successful one year anniversary of library blood pressure monitor loan scheme

  Blood Pressure UK’s annual campaign, Know Your Numbers Week, runs from the 7-13 September 2026 and aims to reach those who have high blood pressure and don’t know it, so they can get the treatment and support they need to bring it under control. The campaign marks one year since the launch of a blood pressure monitor loan scheme in Devon’s libraries.

• University of Exeter welcomes first students to Joint Education Institute in China

  The University of Exeter has marked a major milestone in its global strategy, welcoming the first cohort of undergraduate students to the Exeter-Zhejiang University of Technology (ZJUT) Joint Education Institute in China.

• Surveys mark next step for proposed Boniface Trail

  Specialist surveys will be carried out on the A377 between Crediton and Newton St Cyres in September to help develop more detailed plans for the proposed Boniface Trail.

• Learn Devon launches its latest free adult education courses

  Learn Devon’s latest programme of free adult education courses is getting underway across Devon this month (September).

• ‘Show some bottle’ call over Exeter water stations

  Exeter needs better hydration, according to councillors who are pressing the city to install more public water stations.