Andy Burnham will set out plans for a “debt reset” aimed at helping Commonwealth countries grappling with repayments, as he promises Britain will play a leading role in a “new era” for the group of ...

Year 11 pupils from Cranbrook Education Campus visited Dawlish Warren to examine sea defences and explore how coastal erosion and flooding are managed.

A Devon councillor says reusable items may be going into skips at recycling centres, prompting calls to examine storage and partnerships with community groups.

East Devon's 2040 climate strategy could survive council reorganisation, but new funding is not committed and officers warn of delivery and staffing risks.

Art and holidays are sharing a shopfront as three local businesswomen join forces in a bid to bring more people onto the High Street.

A Devon couple want planners to recognise 11 years of living in a bungalow despite its old agricultural occupancy restriction at Lapford near Crediton.

A Cullompton family is returning to Hospiscare's Jingle Jog in memory of Shirley Dodge, whose final wish was for them to help others through fundraising.

A Royal Marines charity auction featuring more than 100 lots will raise money for veterans, serving personnel and mental health support services.

A planned agricultural building at East Portlemouth has lost its planning appeal after an inspector found insufficient justification for development on protected coastline.

Devon councils were allocated £20m in packaging waste payments, but an East Devon councillor has questioned why Teignbridge receives more than twice as much.

Under the revised plans, foreign care workers who meet their visa conditions and earn at least £25,000 a year will now only have to wait five years.

Free parking at the Pebblebed Heaths could be reviewed as part of new wildlife protection plans for a Devon beauty spot attracting one million visits a year.