Local News and Updates
- 3rd November 2016
It has been confirmed this afternoon that the 2016 Exeter Christmas Market will go ahead - Included in this year’s event will be a special chalet for the use of independent traders in the cathedral area who have been closed since the fire took place.
- 3rd November 2016
Organisers of the Devon County Show are looking forward to joining colleagues from across the UK at the 60th national conference of the Association of Show and Agricultural Organisations (ASAO) in Torquay which starts on Sunday (November 6).
- 3rd November 2016
Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service are working are alongside both Devon & Cornwall police and Avon & Somerset police as we want everyone to have a safe Bonfire night.
- 2nd November 2016
The recovery phase of the fire at premises on Cathedral Yard in Exeter has begun -Exeter City Council’s Recovery Coordinating Group will continue liaising with the property owners and their contractors.
- 1st November 2016
Registration for one of the country’s most popular cycling events, the Dartmoor Classic Sportive, opens this Saturday (5th November) when cyclists from across the globe have an opportunity to book their place on this iconic sporting event.
- 1st November 2016
Exeter's famous Red Coat Guided Tours have announced a temporary programme following the fire at the Royal Clarence Hotel and limited access in the city centre.
- 1st November 2016
Following another successful season providing voluntary lifesaving cover on Exmouth beach, members of the Exmouth Beach Rescue Club took some well-earned time out last Friday to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the club.
- 1st November 2016
A major international firm has helped a Devon animal charity by donating an incubator....
- 31st October 2016
Manufacturers and retailers could be required to put a ‘do not flush’ label on products such as wet wipes if a national campaign supported by South West Water is successful.
- 31st October 2016
Devon’s four principal further and higher education colleges have launched a unique collaboration that will benefit learners and employers across the county.