Town planners have renewed their objections to 14 planned apartments at 34 Cranford Avenue. Read this and more.

An Exmouth student is on tenterhooks waiting to see if she has made it to the national finals of a floristry competition.

Eighteen intrepid golf teams raised £3,200 at a charity tournament.

Secretary of State for Education Michael Gove MP praised Bicton College as he officially opened its new Environmental and Renewable Technologies Hub (EaRTH).

A group of charity runners have successfully completed their 24-hour seafront relay.

The Exmouth Journal is celebrating being shortlisted in this year’s EDF Energy South West Media Awards.

Two Exmouth sailors say they are “massively psyched” after being chosen to sail for Team GB at this year’s Olympics.

Work on a makeover of Budleigh Salterton’s seafront shelter began last week.

A ‘kind and generous’ late great-grandmother has been granted her final wish, and has been laid to rest with her parents in Littleham Churchyard.

Hopes of a waterborne transport scheme along the Jurassic Coast have been kept afloat by a £2.8million bid for Big Lottery cash.

A vital water drainage passage in the Lime Kiln car park, which helps alleviate flooding of the cricket club and low-lying farmland, may have led to Budleigh Salterton beach being excluded from a good beach guide.

Bogus callers claiming to be from the water board have called at homes in Sidmouth, the police have warned.

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Police are appealing for the public’s help to identify a man they would like to speak to in connection with an indecent exposure.

Exmouth police say anti-social behaviour will not be tolerated in the town. Officers are urging the public to report anyone causing a nuisance in a bid to deal with culprits.

Cash point users are being warned to use vigilance when withdrawing cash after fraudsters sucessfully infiltrated two machines in Sidmouth.

Bobbies on bikes are to patrol Exmouth’s remote routes in a bid to increase police presence

Exmouth police are to increase sea front patrols to curb anti-social behaviour and curb vandals targeting public spaces.

A bidding war in an Exmouth auction house rocketed the price of a VIctorian travel journel, sending it soaring from the estimated £800 to a sale figure of £66,000.

Vehicles damaged while parked in Withycombe Raleigh have sparked a police appeal for help tracing the vandals.

The police are appealing for information after three gas cylinders were stolen from a business.in Exmouth.