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Events Home Time 19:30 - 21:30 Price Adults £12, Under 16's £5 Led by conductor Barry Parsons, this talented 50-strong community concert band promises a night full of energy, nostalgia, and musical pride. Expect Union Jack More Information (DevonAir Radio is not responsible for external websites) This special evening will be packed with uplifting Proms classics — from stirring marches and joyful medleys to enduring favourites like Land of Hope and Glory, Jerusalem, and Rule, Britannia!.

Victims receive an unexpected telephone call from someone claiming to be from Amazon. The caller states that an unauthorised purchase, often a high-value item such as an iPhone, has been attempted on their account and that action is required to prevent the order from being processed. The caller then asks the victim to read out a verification code that has been sent to their mobile phone or WhatsApp account.

The plan will guide development in Exminster over the next ten years. Once adopted, it will become part of the area's development plan and will be used alongside the Teignbridge Local Plan 2020-2040 when planning applications are considered. Work on the plan began in summer 2023 and has been led by the Exminster Neighbourhood Development Plan Working Party. The plan reflects local views and priorities gathered through surveys, consultations and community engagement events.

With fewer applications from Exwick, Duryard, St James, and Pennsylvania Wards, community groups in these areas specifically are being encouraged to apply. The grants support community projects such as festivals, theatre productions, or craft groups. Eligible costs include equipment, resources, publicity, materials, and refreshments. The total budget is £39,000, with each Ward allocated £3,000 to support local community initiatives.

Members of the city’s highways and traffic orders committee (HATOC) will meet next week to decide the next steps on the controversial closure of Dryden Road. It was closed during the Covid lockdown to offer cyclists and pedestrians a traffic-free route in and out of town. Since then there has been a campaign to re-open it, citing research which shows that pollution and congestion have increased in the streets surrounding Dryden Road, while the nearby hospital grounds have become a rat-run.

Classic soul music from every decade, including (but NEVER limited to)... Northern Southern Memphis (Stax) Motown Philly Acid Jazz Modern Soul ...with a huge wooden dance floor, big sound, night club lighting, and funky visuals on the big screen! Please note: this is not an OVO event. Also, there will be NO USE of talcum powder on the dance floor, due to its associated health risks when inhaled, it's effect on technical equipment, and the extra cleaning duties required post event.

The Department for Education and Department of Health and Social Care said it recognised the progress made by partners across education, health and local government in developing a shared plan to improve support for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

Dementia causes more deaths in the UK than any other disease, but diagnosis can often take more than a year. Early diagnosis can reduce the likelihood of emergency hospital admissions and delay the need for greater care support, reducing the impact of dementia on services within the NHS. It may also allow patients to receive treatment sooner, and make informed decisions about work, care, finances and family life.

It’s being carried out by East Devon District Council's Tenant Scrutiny Group, a panel of volunteer tenants who examine housing services and make recommendations to help improve them. The group is exploring how communal areas, such as shared entrances, corridors, stairwells, pathways and gardens are managed and maintained and wants to understand whether tenants feel these spaces are safe, clean, welcoming and provide value for money.

As the world marks World Meningitis Day, UKHSA is urging young people across the South West, particularly freshers starting university this autumn, to come forward for a vaccine that could save their lives. The warning follows UKHSA's first interim report on MenB vaccine coverage[1], published on Thursday 1 October, for the 2025/26 school year 13 cohort only (those born between 1 September 2007 and 31 August 2008) in the one-off vaccination offer targeting young adults in England.