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• £775k investment to upgrade gas network in Honiton

  Wales & West Utilities is investing over £775,000 over the next few years to upgrade gas pipes across Honiton, helping ensure a safe and reliable supply for customers across the town for decades to come.

• Exeter man jailed for rape

  An Exeter man has been jailed for eight-and-a-half years for rape & other offences. Colby Hill, 22, was convicted of two rapes after trial. He also admitted strangulation and other charges, and was given an extended licence & indefinite restraining order.

• Coast Clear for Stronger Flood and Erosion Protection in the South West

  Stronger, more cost-effective flood and coastal protection is set for Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole after a Cabinet decision. A shared South West service, launched with East Devon in 2024, is boosting expertise, funding bids and project delivery.

• Don’t forget to register to vote in May’s local elections

  Exeter residents have until 20 April to register to vote in May’s local elections. Anyone not registered won’t be able to vote in the City Council poll on 7 May. The electoral register lists eligible voters, and people can sign up online in minutes.

• Serious injury road traffic collision in Ebford, Exmouth

  Police are investigating a serious road traffic collision in Ebford on the outskirts of Exmouth and are appealing for any witnesses to come forward.

• The Friends of Exeter Cathedral has announced that they will award up to £2 million towards a major new project within the cathedral.

  Friends Charity Pledges £2 million towards Exeter Cathedral’s new lighting and sound systems in the Nave.

• Devon town’s rail station bid remains on track

  Efforts to reopen a railway station in a Devon town remain on track thanks to a confirmation of funding by the government.

• Exeter pub with its own mysterious skeleton preserved

  An historic Exeter pub which boasts a mysterious skeleton in its cellar has been protected as part of a massive project to restore the fire-ravaged Royal Clarence Hotel.