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• 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.

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• Now High Street ‘hubs’ are coming to Exeter

  Hot on the heels of plans for three of the BT hubs in the centre of Torquay – lodged with Torbay Council this week – BT has applied to Exeter City Council to put three of its three-metre advertising screens in the city centre.

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• Police appeal following a burglary at Axminster Cemetery

  Police are appealing for witnesses and asking anyone with information to come forward following a burglary at the Cemetery on Chard Road, Axminster.

• University of Exeter Business School secures UK top 10 place in QS International Trade Rankings 2026

  The University of Exeter Business School was seventh in the UK in the latest QS ranking for international trade programmes.

• Much-Loved Seaton Hole Tree Saved for the Community Through Local Partnership

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