Team members at Otter Garden Centre in Ottery St Mary are rallying round with a seasonal fundraiser in memory of their colleague Rob Gillingham.

From January 1, 2021 the way the UK trades with the EU will change. Businesses need to act now! This is true for retail, those trading in consumer goods, services and investment, construction and housing as well as vehicle and haulier firms.

“The blood bikes operate twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, throughout the whole year, and the service is manned entirely by volunteers.”

Trustee of Axminster Hospital League of Friends Steve Holt has this message for the community

The imposing former manor house is believed to date from circa 1450

A new package of financial support will help Exeter Airport which has seen a 95 per cent drop in passenger numbers.

A sex offender has been jailed for defying a ban on meeting children and befriending a family with a toddler son.

In his latest column, County councillor Stuart Hughes writes about the council’s Road Warden Scheme

East Devon will be faced with further restrictions once the national lockdown ends on December 2.

Fuel poverty levels are high in Devon, and while projects like Healthy Homes for Wellbeing, run by Exeter Community Energy (ECOE) have been tackling this issue head on with their dedicated service, there is still a high level of demand for support.

A little girl from Seaton is short of funds to pay for an adapted trike which will allow her to experience independence and freedom.

Since 2006, Project Food, under its previous name Health And Local Food for Families, or HALFF, has been helping people in the South West area have better health by supporting them to eat a better diet.

Over the next few weeks, a range of community kitchens, holiday clubs, charities and local businesses will be enlisted to coordinate help and support for those who need it the most in every district in Devon.

Like choirs all over the country, the Sheldon Singers have not been able to come together to make music during 2020.