Teignbridge

The outgoing Mayor of Newton Abbot, Cllr Alex Hall, has presented a cheque for £2,143 to the youth charity Life Chance Trust.

A man has sustained serious injuries following an incident in Newton Abbot.

Two new minibuses have been purchased with funding from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund to improve rural transport across Teignbridge.

Teignbridge is in the top 20 councils nationwide for dealing with waste, because of its ‘golden nugget’ of a recycling centre.

Changing rooms at a Devon leisure centre have been given a legal seal of approval after two years of often-acrimonious argument.

Developers working on a major housing scheme in Teignmouth have been told to stop work in a wrangle over flood risks and wild flowers.

Fresh calls have been made to regulate rogue private parking firms that levy heavy fines and bombard motorists with ‘threatogram’ intimidating letters.

There’s not long left until we celebrate and commemorate the 80th anniversary of VE Day on Thursday 8 May.

Detectives investigating a report of assault in Teignmouth have identified the victim and have made an arrest.

All of Teignbridge's ten districts have now declared their election results. The Liberal Democrats have five seats with Reform UK taking four and the Conservatives having one.

Two drivers arrested, three vehicles seized and a stolen vehicle recovered; all in a day of action as part of Devon and Cornwall Police’s efforts to keep roads in South Devon safe.

Devon and Cornwall Police have been successful in obtaining a closure order on a property in Kingsteignton following reports from the community of drug dealing and antisocial behaviour.

Richard Williams 39 of Holmen Close Dawlish, has been jailed for two years 8 months at Exeter Crown Court.

Police are appealing for witnesses and information following a serious road traffic collision on the A382 at Bovey Tracey yesterday morning, (Wednesday 30 April).

Protesters gathered at a building site on the outskirts of Newton Abbot early today (Tuesday 29 April) as the battle continued to save a unique wildlife refuge.

A closure order has been put in place on a property in Newton Abbot to disrupt antisocial behaviour (ASB) and suspected drug dealing taking place at the address.