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• Royal Navy Mourns Three Personnel Killed in Helicopter Training Exercise

  Lieutenant Commander Chris Gayson, 42, from Somerset, Lieutenant Lily-Mae Fisher, 31, from Surrey, and Petty Officer Owen Green, 24, from Hampshire, were all serving members of the Royal Navy and dedicated their careers to protecting and serving their country.

• Why are the Canadians better at celebrating Devon Day?.

  Did you know that today (4th June) is Devon Day? Here in the UK there are no celebrations. However in Devon, Alberta Canada there is a festival offering a full weekend of activities, including community events, markets, and family-oriented attractions. So why don't we mark this day?

• Exmouth gas upgrade work set to start

  Wales & West Utilities is set to start work to upgrade the gas pipes in the Salterton Road area of Exmouth.

• Historic Royal Navy Fairey Swordfish joins Regatta Airshow

  Sidmouth Town Council earlier this year confirmed that The Red Arrows will be in attendance for the annual Sidmouth Regatta Airshow. Now it has been confirmed that among other aircraft joining them there will be a historic Fairey Swordfish of the Navy Wings flight.

• EHCP funding framework phased implementation starts

  Devon’s new EHCP Funding Framework is now moving into phased implementation, following formal agreement through the relevant SEND governance routes.

• New £12m Centre for Law and Social Sciences opens

  Exeter College has opened its new Centre for Law and Social Sciences, transforming the College’s city centre Hele Road campus and creating a modern learning environment for students studying A Level Geography, History, Law, Politics, Sociology and Psychology.

• Resident doctor national industrial action - June 2026

  The British Medical Association (BMA) is taking strike action involving resident doctors at a number of NHS trusts, including the Royal Devon, from 7am on Monday 15 June until 7am on Friday 19 June 2026.

• Exeter backs new support service for Ukrainian residents

  There’s good news for Ukrainian residents living in Exeter, with the announcement of a new community connecting service.

• County Council wants clean water

  Devon County Council’s Leader has said that the privatised water industry is not fit for purpose, that it’s broken, and that the public are suffering as a result of it.

• Three Royal Navy Personnel Killed in Devon Helicopter Crash

  Three members of the Royal Navy have died after a Merlin Mk4 helicopter crashed during a training exercise near Okehampton.

• Appeal for witnesses following serious injury collision near Dawlish

  Police are investigating a serious road traffic collision near Dawlish on Monday 1 June and are appealing for any witnesses to come forward.

• Force sets out robust plans to drive further improvement following latest inspection

  Devon & Cornwall Police has today welcomed a report recognising the Force’s improvements on how it responds to calls for service and continues to prevent crime effectively.

• South West Water Fined £1.85 Million Over Brixham Cryptosporidium Outbreak

  South West Water has been fined £1.85 million after supplying contaminated drinking water during a major cryptosporidium outbreak in Brixham that left hundreds of people ill in 2024.

• Exeter retains 11th place in Complete University Guide 2027

  The University of Exeter has maintained its position of 11th in the latest national league table.

• Police and partners urge communities to unite against domestic abuse during World Cup

  Devon & Cornwall Police will be raising awareness around the link between sporting events and an increase in domestic abuse during this summer’s FIFA World Cup.

• Record-breaking season for Exeter City FC’s recycling scheme

  A drinks can recycling scheme has had incredible year, breaking all previous records and raising thousands of pounds for good causes.