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• Council approves £3m investment in play parks

  A £3 million project to upgrade play parks across Teignbridge has been approved by councillors today (Tuesday 28 July 2026).

• New A382 roundabout to open as Forches Cross closure begins

  The new Whitehills Roundabout (Jetty Marsh) is expected to open during the first half of August, replacing the old triangle junction on Exeter Road.

• University of Exeter recognised for commitment to boosting social mobility

  Staff and students at the University of Exeter have been recognised for their commitment to boosting social mobility in the South West and beyond.

• Appeal after three people assaulted in Teignmouth

  Officers are appealing for witnesses and footage following an alleged unprovoked attack in Teignmouth which saw a man hospitalised with serious injuries after coming to the aid of his two friends.

• Exmouth Town Council Reassures Residents Following Local Government Reorganisation Announcement

  Exmouth Town Council wishes to reassure residents that the recently announced proposals for local government reorganisation in Devon, including the creation of new unitary authorities and the eventual dissolution of East Devon District Council, will not affect the role of Exmouth Town Council.

• Landmark moment for Sidmouth & East Beach Coastal Defence Scheme: supplier announced for multi-million-pound scheme

  East Devon District Council has announced that a supplier has now been appointed for the design and delivery of Sidmouth and East Beach Coastal Defence Scheme – marking a major milestone in progressing this vital project. 

• Applications open for Exeter’s Pride in Place Neighbourhood Board

  People who are passionate about Whipton and Heavitree are being invited to help shape the future of their community.

• Appeal following vehicle interference in Exeter

  Police are appealing for the assistance of the public to identify this man in relation to a report of vehicle interference in Exeter.

• Yellow heat-health alert in place for South West from Wednesday

  The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has issued updated heat-health alerts for parts of England, warning that rising temperatures this week may increase health risks, particularly for vulnerable groups.

• Change of hospital for patients who call an ambulance care in certain Devon postcodes

  The Royal Devon, like many NHS Trusts, continue to experience significant capacity challenges with ongoing high attendances at its emergency departments. The consistent challenges they face have significantly impacted their urgent and emergency services.

• Award winning accessibility work brings all-terrain mobility scooters to Dartmoor

  People can explore the rich history and sweeping beauty of the Bellever area more easily, thanks to the introduction of two all-terrain scooters.

• Appeal after 81 lambs presumed stolen from farm in Kenn

  Police are appealing for witnesses after 81 lambs were discovered missing from a farm in Kenn near Exeter.

• Heating Oil Community Support - Grants Available for Teignbridge residents

  Do you need help with heating oil costs this winter? If you live within the Teignbridge District Council boundary and domestic heating oil is your main source of home heating, if you are on a low income or receive means tested benefits, then you may be eligible.

• Beach Heroes: new free family coastal adventure programme launches in Exmouth

  A brand-new free coastal adventure programme, Beach Heroes, is launching in Exmouth this summer, giving children the chance to discover the coast, build confidence on and around the coast, and learn how to enjoy and protect the natural environment.

• Young people celebrated at our annual Youth Voice Awards

  Young people from across Devon have been recognised for the difference they are making to services and opportunities for children and young people across the county.

• Could council tax rates rise after Devon’s major overhaul?

  Council tax bills are something that virtually all residents pay attention to, but their focus on the levy could become even keener amid Devon’s prospective overhaul.