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Rail passengers in Devon warned of five-day closures over Christmas (opens the original)
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Rail passengers in Devon are urged to plan ahead this Christmas because of major engineering works. No trains will run to or from Birmingham New Street between December 24 and 28, 2026, while Network Rail carries out essential upgrades to overhead power lines. The five-day closure will affect CrossCountry services across the network, with significant changes to journeys and timetables during the period. The firm runs direct long-distance train services from Exeter St Davids northwards toward the
Competition offers chance to win guided Exe Estuary birdwatching cruise (opens the original)
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Nature lovers in Devon are being invited to explore one of the county's best wildlife spectacles from the water. A guided birdwatching cruise for two is up for grabs through a new competition launched by South East Devon Wildlife as part of its Let Birds Be competition, which celebrates the thousands of migratory birds that arrive on the Exe Estuary each autumn. The competition highlights the importance of protected wildlife refuges at Exmouth and Dawlish Warren, where flocks of overwintering bi
Devon Air Ambulance launches flexible volunteering scheme for young people (opens the original)
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A new volunteering scheme is giving young adults in Devon the chance to build skills and confidence through community action. Devon Air Ambulance has launched the initiative, called ‘You can. It counts.’, to support people aged 18 to 30 with flexible volunteering opportunities that fit around their lives and help them gain experience for future careers or personal growth. Vicky Thresher, volunteer manager at Devon Air Ambulance, said: "We know that many young people are facing significant challe
Devon libraries scrap overdue fines for all users and wipe existing charges (opens the original)
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Library users in Devon will no longer be charged late fees for overdue books from next month. From Thursday 1 October 2026, all existing overdue fines will also be wiped, giving borrowers a fresh start. The decision follows a public consultation involving more than 25,000 people and is part of wider changes to Devon’s library services, supported by Devon County Council. Cheryl Cottle-Hunkin, cabinet member for libraries at Devon County Council, said: "Nobody should feel put off from using their
East Devon MP calls for cooling funds after children sent home in heatwave (opens the original)
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An East Devon MP is calling for urgent action to cool classrooms after children were sent home during the recent heatwave. Richard Foord, MP for Honiton and Sidmouth, raised the issue in Parliament on September 9, following the closure of Littletown Primary Academy in Honiton for two days in June due to dangerously high temperatures. He told Health Secretary Yvette Cooper that while he welcomed more than £32 million in new government funding to improve cooling and ventilation in NHS buildings, s
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