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  Five beaches in Teignbridge have been recognised for their quality in the prestigious Blue Flag and Seaside Awards for summer 2026.

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• Devon council accused of bullying, harassment and misogyny

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• MP marks Mecca’s card over Exeter bingo hall closure

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• Library hours saved as backers cheer extra cash boost

  Libraries will not have their hours cut or be reorganised into area groups after a decision off the back of a major consultation that was cheered by library backers.

• These roads will close for the English Riviera Airshow

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• Citizens Advice Exeter celebrates 80 years of supporting local people

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• Exmouth Community College Students Learn Vital Water Safety Skills with RNLI 

  Exmouth Community College (ECC) welcomed the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) into school this term to deliver a series of ‘Water Smart’ assemblies for students, helping them develop essential knowledge to stay safe around water

• NHS Devon remind visitors and residents to plan ahead this half term

  Residents and visitors are being reminded to plan for their healthcare needs ahead of the upcoming bank holiday and half term holidays.

• Shop Front Fund Scheme

  Ottery St Mary Town Council is reminding local businesses that there is still time to apply for the 2026 Shop Front Fund scheme, with the deadline fast approaching on 31 May 2026.

• Nature Challenge logs 89 species previously never recorded in Exeter

  Exeter’s first City Nature Challenge has been hailed a success, with more than 1,500 observations of 507 species recorded.

• Police are appealing for witnesses and information following a serious collision on Newton Road, Bishopsteignton.

  Officers were called at approximately 1.30pm to Newton Road on Monday 18 May to reports of a collision involving a red Volkswagen Tiguan and a white Yamaha XT660 motorcycle.

• Police appeal for missing Elizabeth Lynch from Crediton

  Police are currently searching for a 16-year-old girl who has been reported missing from Crediton.

• Your views wanted on future of city centre and Exeter’s cultural strategy

  Residents are being asked to give their views in consultations on two important new strategies for Exeter.

• Go-ahead for new Exeter homes development

  Developers have been given the go-ahead for the final piece in a jigsaw of new housing on the outskirts of Exeter.

• NHS researchers awarded £125,000 to lead national robotic hernia study

  Experts from the Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Exeter have been awarded £125,000 to lead national research into robotic hernia surgery.