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  Torbay Council’s administration has come under fire after agreeing to hand £7.5million to Exeter’s health trust to help create new facilities in the city.

• Exeter achieves highest-ever position in QS World University Rankings

  The University of Exeter has achieved its highest-ever position in the QS World University Rankings, rising 19 places to 136th in the world in the QS World University Rankings 2027.

• Have your say on improvements to play areas in Exeter

  People have a chance to give their views on improvements to three play areas in Exeter.

• Misery of unfinished Exeter homes estate dwellers

  Angry householders on an Exeter estate have been left in the lurch by the demise of the site’s developers.

• Scam alert parking fine text messages

  Scammers pretending to be from local authorities have been sending texts claiming that the recipient has an unpaid parking fine.

• Police seek help to find wanted Axminster woman

  Police are appealing for the public’s help to trace a 33-year-old woman from the Axminster area who is sought on a failure to appear at court warrant.

• Car park warning for Exeter drivers

  Drivers using one of Exeter’s main city centre car parks have been warned not to leave their cars there as demolition work goes on next door – or they won’t be able to get them out again!.

• Business crime reduction success

  Efforts to tackle retail crime and antisocial behaviour, including within the night time economy in the region, are improving thanks to the continued development of a coordinated Business Crime Reduction Partnership (BCRP), which has already achieved some strong results.

• Sidmouth Airshow lineup announcement

  Sidmouth Airshow lineup announcement which promises a great day in Sidmouth and a chance to win some fantastic prizes!

• New paddling pools work to start in Heavitree soon

  Work to create new paddling pools in Heavitree is to begin shortly after ageing infrastructure forced the current pools to close for the summer, the City Council has revealed.

• Local Hospitality Businesses Join Forces with Police to Keep Children Safe

  Police are working with the hospitality trade this summer to raise awareness of child exploitation.

• Court orders Devon Care Home manager pays £4090.00 following CQC brought prosecution

  A care home manager has been ordered to pay £4090.00, by Exeter Magistrates' Court, after failing to provide safe care and treatment to service users resulting in avoidable harm.

• ROYAL VISIT CELEBRATES THE OPENING OF NEW ALMSHOUSES IN OTTERY ST MARY

  His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester, Royal Vice-Patron of The Almshouse Association, officially opened the new "Feoffee Rise" almshouse development in Ottery St Mary yesterday, marking a significant milestone in the Charity’s nearly 600-year history.

• Bid to demolish disused toilets to make extra parking spaces

  A disused toilet block looks set to be demolished to help create extra parking spaces in an East Devon town.

• Council apologises for ‘family silver’ sell-off alarm

  A Devon council has apologised for causing unnecessary alarm by publishing a list of the ‘family silver’ it is thinking of selling off.

• City bus station market plea

  Green councillors in Exeter are calling on the city council to ‘seize the moment’ by turning its derelict bus station site into a new market place.