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• Tribute paid to Exmouth man Denva Smith, who was killed following an alleged assault.

  The family of Denva Lewis Smith, 24, who died following an alleged assault in Exmouth on Saturday 31 May have paid tribute to a beautiful boy with a kind soul, who will be missed by everyone.

• 800 homes planned on former Exeter police station site

  Plans have been submitted to knock down Exeter’s former police station and build more than 800 homes for university students and local people.

• Exeter University secures £3.3 million grant to investigate treatment and prevention of eczema

  A team of researchers led by the University of Exeter have been awarded a £3.3 million grant by the Medical Research Council (MRC) to study the treatment and potential cure for eczema.

• Cameras will monitor use of Exeter bus gate

  From July new cameras will come online from to monitor and enforce the use of the bus gate on Wonford Road in Exeter.

• Police give update following a serious injury collision, A3052, Colyford

  Police are continuing to appeal for witnesses and information following a serious road traffic collision on the A3052, at Boshill Cross, Colyford.

• Exeter parking charges likely to rise

  Drivers using Exeter’s car parks will be asked to pay more – as well as footing the bill for using a mobile phone app to do it.

• Northbrook Pool to close

  Northbrook Swimming Pool in Exeter will be closed after a decision at an Exeter City Council meeting held on Tuesday evening.

• MP explains reasons for voting against assisted dying Bill

  Exmouth and Exeter East MP David Reed has claimed the proposed law that allows assisted dying did not include “sufficiently robust safeguards”, prompting him to vote against the legislation.