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• Police appeal for information following a serious assault in Exeter

  Detectives are looking for witnesses following reports of a stabbing last night [Monday 23 March] in Exeter.

• Buddle Lane gas upgrade finishes ahead of schedule

  Wales & West Utilities has finished its work to upgrade the gas pipes in the Buddle Lane area of Exeter, ahead of schedule.

• Developers will pay towards Exeter playing fields project

  A £4million project to transform one of Exeter’s best-loved green spaces is to be partly funded by developers building homes around the city.

• Bid for motorbikes on walking lane rejected after wave of opposition

  A bid to allow motorbikes to use a lane reserved for walkers, cyclists and horseriders has been blocked after decisionmakers declared it would be against policies aimed at encouraging health and wellbeing.

• Developer bids to create 14 small-scale industrial units at major Devon hub

  Plans have been submitted by an Exeter-based firm for 14 small-scale industrial units at a major Devon hub.

• Six e-bikes seized and four arrested as part of police crackdown in Exeter

  Officers in Exeter seized six e-bikes and made four arrests as part of efforts to tackle antisocial behaviour and organised crime. On 12 March, neighbourhood police conducted an operation targeting illegally modified e-bikes in the city.

• East Devon commits to delivering infrastructure-first new community despite “frustrating” Government decision

  East Devon District Council and Devon County Council are challenging the government’s decision not to select Marlcombe for the next phase of the national New Towns programme, as consultations are launched by the housing ministry today.

• Exeter finds funds to revamp run-down leisure centre

  Developer contributions for Exeter homes could help fund a £6m Wonford leisure centre revamp. Sport England may add a third, creating a new hub in the city’s most deprived area with poor health and low activity levels.