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• UPDATE ON THE EXTENDED CORDON WHICH HAS BEEN PUT IN PLACE

  Here is a map of the extended cordon which has been put in place this evening from 9pm in Exmouth.

• Bomb cordon residents urged to leave homes by MP

  Residents who still haven’t left the cordon area created after the discovery of an unexploded war-time bomb in Exmouth have been urged to find somewhere else to stay by their local MP.

• Further update from East Devon District Council following the discovery of a significant Second World War unexploded device at Exmouth Marina

  Emergency services, local councils and other public service partners are continuing to work closely following the discovery of a significant Second World War unexploded device at Exmouth Marina

• Update from East Devon District Council regarding unexploded bomb in Exmouth

  Emergency services continue to respond to the discovery of a significant unexploded German Second World War device at Exmouth Marina, which was found yesterday during routine dredging operations.

• The trial of five men accused of murdering Exmouth man Denva Smith has begun.

  The defendants are jointly charged with the murder of 24-year-old Denva Smith, who died from a single stab wound in May last year. Mr Smith was found in the garden of a property in Ashfield Close on May 31.

• Exmouth Community Rallies After Marina Evacuation following find of WWII Unexploded Bomb

  The Exmouth community has come together in a remarkable show of support after residents were evacuated yesterday following the discovery of a Second World War unexploded bomb near Exmouth Marina.

• Decades-long bid for Exeter-Crediton cycle route takes major step

  A decades-long bid to connect Exeter and Crediton with a cycle trail has taken a major step forward but campaigners have pleaded for quick action.

• Exmouth Suspected Ordnance found at The Marina

  Police are currently down at Exmouth Marina after a suspected unexploded ordnance was dredged out of the water earlier today