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Exeter Library in Rougemont Gardens

Devon County Council funding cuts set to reduce core library opening hours by 30%

Public consultation on changes explores possibility of closing some branches altogether despite claims to the contrary while Libraries Unlimited contract extension decision scheduled for six weeks before consultation ends.

Former Bramdean School playing field

McCarthy Stone amends Heavitree school playing field retirement complex plans to trigger second public consultation

Princesshay temporary seasonal market stalls in Princesshay Square

Princesshay seeks permission for outdoor market stalls for four months each year

Illustrative view of Moor Exchange retail park

Honiton Road “Moor Exchange” retail park plans set for approval

Exeter is for Everyone in Exeter High Street

Exeter is for Everyone event counters anti-migrant city centre march

Rough sleeper shelter beside Paris Street shop window

St Petrock’s launches fundraising appeal as number of people sleeping rough in Exeter continues to rise

Exeter City Council adds 813 more student and “co-living” beds to city “housing” supply with Heavitree Road approval

Exeter City Council adds 813 more student and “co-living” beds to city “housing” supply with Heavitree Road approval

Complex of seven blocks up to six storeys tall on site of police station and magistrates court to bring purpose-built temporary accommodation tally to 3,250 beds in Newtown alone – while failing to meet local plan minimum building separation policy.

Exeter College and Petroc merger to go ahead in January

Exeter College and Petroc merger to go ahead in January

Further and higher education colleges with Barnstaple, Tiverton and several Exeter sites will become Exeter and North Devon Colleges Group after year-long process including public consultation showing two-thirds in support.

Devon and Exeter pre-Christmas hospital strike goes ahead after “too little, too late” from health secretary Wes Streeting

Devon and Exeter pre-Christmas hospital strike goes ahead after “too little, too late” from health secretary Wes Streeting

Fourteenth round of industrial action follows vote to reject speciality training places offer which British Medical Association says would not increase number of working doctors.

Exeter City Council approves 54 more dwellings in Topsham gap on former golf driving range

Exeter City Council approves 54 more dwellings in Topsham gap on former golf driving range

Greenfield development follows council approval of plans enabling driving range relocation to privately-owned land in Ludwell Valley Park.