Devon News
- Rain is expected next week – but cold winds could bring flurries of the white stuff
- Monty Don has issued a stark warning to gardeners about the dangers of using a popular product that has been widely used by gardeners over the last few decades
- It's a small school with remarkable reach
- A tragic set of circumstances led to Muriel's death
- Alan Taylor, an external member of the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) said a series of radical cuts could be on the agenda to avoid a sharp reverse in the economy.
- A coalition is leading the charge
- A new map shows how many there are in each area
- The time for reconsideration on benefit decisions rose to 71 working days in 2024, more than doubling between December 2023 and July 2024, according to the DWP
- More than 34,000 people signed up meaning the Department for Culture, Media and Sport was forced to respond officially
- Several incidents were reported overnight
- Gritting teams will be doing everything possible to keep Devon’s roads ice free tonight, but road users are being warned of challenging conditions overnight and into tomorrow morning. This week’s cold spell has seen the Met Office issue a Yellow Weather Warning for ice and snow from this…
- A countywide 12-month trial to amend the dimming of streetlighting in Devon has been approved by Cabinet members today (Wed 11 Dec). Devon County Council first introduced part-night streetlighting in residential areas in 2009 and its current policy has been in place since 2019. As well as…
- Devon's Cabinet has approved a scheme which will deliver up to 2,000 new Electric Vehicle (EV) chargers across Devon.Cabinet approval of the scheme last Wednesday follows the Government awarding us more than £7m funding to deliver thousands of new publicly accessible EV charging points up to 2030.…
- People across Devon are being invited to have their say on future plans for transport in the county.A public consultation has been launched today (Tuesday 1 October) on the Devon and Torbay Local Transport Plan 4 (LTP4) which sets out the transport priorities across the county between 2025 and 2040…
- Conservative leader James McInnes and Liberal Democrat councillor Alan Connett have signed a motion to next week’s county council meeting calling on the Government to re-think. The Government made the announcement last month that only the most needy elderly people on Pension Credit and other…