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	Plan back carers CARERS of the elderly, disabled or infirm could be given greater support at doctors surgeries - thanks to a pilot scheme in Exmouth.... » MORE

Counterfeit Vodka Warning

TUESDAY, AUGUST 26: DEVON S TRADING Standards Service is warning consumers and businesses that a contaminated batch of counterfeit SPAR Imperial Vodka has been discovered in Northumberland and London.... » MORE

Eco-friendly course at Bicton

A NEW course at Bicton College aims to inspire and educate local people to minimise their impact on the environment.... » MORE

Tuesday, August 8 - Mayor backs social group

EXMOUTH BASED social group, FriendsUK were joined by The Mayor of Exmouth, Councillor Joy Whipps last Friday at the Royal Beacon Hotel, Exmouth.... » MORE

Allotments to be protected

TUESDAY, AUGUST 26: NEW security measures to protect Exmouth's allotments from 'teenage trespassers' have been given the green light. Town councillors approved a new 2.5m high barbed wire-topped fence and keep out sign at the Pound Lane site - and within a few years the fenc... » MORE

Troops' cash bid appeal

TUESDAY, AUGUST 26: THE grieving grandfather of a 21-year-old soldier killed in action has launched a 'mission crusade' to raise money for wounded troops - and the first event is at Woodbury Park Hotel next month. David Godfrey, the grandfather of 21-year-old serviceman Dani... » MORE

'Gangs give support'

TUESDAY, AUGUST 26: A LACK of parental role models is driving Exmouth's young people to turn to gangs for support, according to a report published by youth charity The Prince's Trust. The Culture of Youth Communities reveals that more than a third, 38 per cent, of young peop... » MORE

'Warning signs needed at Otter'

TUESDAY, AUGUST 26: THE River Otter almost claimed the lives of an Exmouth woman and her beloved yellow Labrador Daisy, when heavy rain resulted in the pair being caught in currents and swept downstream. Celia Harris, of Dening Court, was swept down the fast-flowing river a... » MORE

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