Exmouth Town Council holding a plant based treaty dine-in
Exmouth Town Council and Open Door are holding a plant-based treaty night.
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Reporter for Newsquest, covering Exeter Exmouth, Budleigh Salterton, Honiton, Axminster, Seaton and Lyme Regis.
Reporter for Newsquest, covering Exeter Exmouth, Budleigh Salterton, Honiton, Axminster, Seaton and Lyme Regis.
Exmouth Town Council and Open Door are holding a plant-based treaty night.
Stockland Fair regularly attracts more than 2000 visitors and is an afternoon of family fun featuring traditional games and great entertainment.
From shops in the town centre to gardens in quiet residential streets, comical characters are everywhere in Axminster right now as the town responds with enthusiasm to an open invitation from the Chamber of Commerce to come up with scarecrows to create a fun atmosphere.
A selection of up to 15 craft ciders from producers across the south west region and beyond, will be available at The Star Inn, in Honiton, during its 10-day festival.
THE new mayor of Lyme Regis has described his election as ‘an honour of the greatest magnitude’ as he takes office for the next year.
Helen Dallimore has been announced as Labour’s parliamentary candidate for Exmouth and Exeter East.
At our Annual Town Council meeting, held on 13th May 2024, Councillor Joe Whibley was elected as Chairman and Mayor of Exmouth Town Council for the coming year.
At Homestead Care Home, in Exmouth, part of Rose Care Group, the staff held a surprise celebration for Clare Titley, the Registered Manager.
An oil and waste recycling firm based in Exeter with a depot in Woodbury Salterton has been honoured with a prestigious King’s Award for Enterprise.
3rd Exmouth Scouting Group is appealing for volunteers to join their scouting group.
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