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• Village seeks to preserve ‘rural setting’ amid development pressure

  Residents of a Devon village have moved to try and protect the “rural setting” of their homes and called for community spaces to be protected.

• Conservative councillor cleared after asylum hotel row

  A Devon councillor caught up in a row over protests outside a hotel used to house asylum seekers says she is ‘delighted’ to have been cleared of any wrong-doing.

• ‘Clearing my name is the biggest thing in my life’, Reform’s Neil Stevens says after High Court success

  As the designated driver of the minibus he hired to travel to the High Court, Neil Stevens could only celebrate with a lemonade after his win.

• South West Water pledges to protect Exmouth beaches

  South West Water is doing everything it can to protect the environment in Exmouth as part of a £38 million investment in the area, and to help Exmouth Beach maintain its ‘excellent’ bathing water quality status, which it has held since 2016.

• Police seize drugs in Wonford following raid

  Exeter Neighbourhood Police Team executed a Misuse of Drugs Act Warrant in Wonford, Exeter last week. Items seized included cash, a phone and substances believed to be Class B Controlled Drugs.

• More homes set to get food waste collections in Exeter

  Another 3,500 more homes in Exeter are set to get weekly food waste collections, as the roll-out continues to gain pace.

• Have your say on council’s draft Consultation and Engagement Strategy

  Residents are being invited to have their say on the Council’s draft Consultation and Engagement Strategy.

• DevonAir’s First Audience Report Is In — and the Results Are Incredible!

  According to independent figures from RAMS (Real Audience Measurement System), more people across Exmouth, Exeter and beyond are tuning in to DevonAir Radio every day. With over 408,000 total listening hours across DAB, FM & Online, between July and September.