Fire crews fighting a 'well alight' barn fire in Broadclyst
Fire Control received a call from a farmer reporting a fire involving one of their agricultural outbuildings.
Trains running at a 'reduced speed' between Honiton and Axminster
Trains are running at a 'reduced speed' between Honiton and Axminster this morning (June 2) due to a landslip on the line.
Planning round-up: alterations could be made to The Old Toll House
Here are the latest planning applications submitted to East Devon District Council for the week commencing Monday May 27.
Yeovil fox released back to the wild after being trapped in a fence
A trapped fox who found herself tangled up in netting has been helped to safety by an RSPCA rescuer before being released back into the wild.
Volunteers sought for Exmouth Museum's 2024 season
2024 marks the 40th year of Volunteer’s Week and during this week, which runs from 3rd to 9th June, we will be joining thousands of charities and voluntary organisations in recognising the contribution volunteers make across the UK.
Dashcam footage sought after crash between car and bike in Wellington
Dashcam and witnesses are sought after a fail-to-stop collision between a van and a bike in Wellington.
FIVE STAR FOODS Met the owners of Hidden Oak Equestrian and Country Café
Hidden Oak is based on the site of a former pub called The Halfway Inn, which was so-named due to being positioned halfway between London and Land’s End on the Sidmouth Road, in rural East Devon. The property was beautifully renovated in 2021, to house the equestrian store and country café in existence today. In October 2023 Hidden Oak changed hands.
Devoncourt Hotel hold competition to win free 12-month membership
Devoncourt Hotel is holding a competition where residents could win two leisure & gym memberships for the next 12 months.
'Major disruption' means delays from Exeter and Taunton due to cows on the line
Great Western Railway trains are currently delayed between Exeter, Taunton and Bristol due to cows on the line.
Sidmouth Photography Club members snap 'our love of our location'
The origin of Sidmouth Photographic Club goes back to when Dr Gerald Gibbens joined a general practice in Sidmouth in 1937; he had many interests, one of which was photography whilst on his daily rounds and it was he who developed the idea of forming a club. A few months later the inaugural meeting of (the then called) Sidmouth Camera Club took place.
