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Devon and Cornwall Police said a 19-year-old Exmouth man suffering serious injuries was taken by ambulance to the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital.
A teenager was cut from a car and taken to hospital after a vehicle hit trees and a lamp post in Exmouth in the early hours of the morning. Police were called to Southern Road, near Marine Way, at around 2.30am on Monday, May 27, after a VW Golf left the road on the A376.

Teenager’s injuries serious after car crash in Exmouth

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Man taken to hospital after car hits trees and lamp post A teenager was cut from a car and taken to hospital after a vehicle hit trees and a lamp post in Exmouth in the early hours of the morning. Police were called to Southern Road, near Marine Way, at around 2.30am on Monday, May 27, after a VW Golf left the road on the A376. Devon and Cornwall Police said a 19-year-old Exmouth man suffering serious injuries was taken to the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital. Firefighters from Exmouth cut the man free and he was taken to hospital…

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Queen's Drive space, Exmouth
A live performance of The Royal Ballet’s Romeo and Juliet will be beamed direct to Exmouth's Queen's Drive space from the Royal Opera House in June

Watch a free performance of The Royal Ballet’s Romeo and Juliet in Exmouth

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By on Exmouth, What's On, What's on in Exmouth

Watch The Royal Ballet perform Romeo and Juliet for free A live performance of The Royal Ballet’s Romeo and Juliet will be beamed direct to Exmouth from the Royal Opera House in June. The ballet is a free event live-streamed from London’s Royal Opera House to the big screen at Exmouth’s Queen’s Drive space; live performances of Carmen and the Mozart opera, Marriage of Figaro, will be shown in July. Tickets to the free-to-enter shows are available to book online. The live-streamed shows are part of a new season of top line-up entertainment and fun for all the family, from…

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A photo showing how there will be plenty of colourful and fun foam-filled scenes like this when Bubble Rush comes to Exeter in June. Picture: Bubble Rush
There will be plenty of colourful and fun foam-filled scenes like this when Bubble Rush comes to Exeter in June. Picture: Bubble Rush

Frothy fun for a fantastic cause! Bubble Rush is coming to Exeter for the first time

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By on Editor's Choice, Exeter, Exmouth, News, What's On, What's on in Exeter, What's on in Exmouth

Family-friendly 5k run with coloured bubbles will raise funds for Exmouth-based suicide bereavement support charity Pete’s Dragons A foam-filled 5k fun run where participants are bombarded by colourful bubbles is coming to Exeter for the first time. Bubble Rush will bring its frothy, family-friendly festivities to Exeter Racecourse on Saturday, June 29, and fundraisers can boost a fantastic cause. Exmouth-based Pete’s Dragons, which helps hundreds of suicide bereaved families across Devon, will benefit from sponsorship cash netted by those who brave the bubbles. We encourage everyone who wants to have a fabulous family, work or group day out and experience…

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(l-r) photos of EDDC leader Ben Ingham, deputy leader Susie Bond, vice-chairman Val Ranger and chairman Stuart Hughes
(l-r) EDDC leader Ben Ingham, deputy leader Susie Bond, vice-chairman Val Ranger and chairman Stuart Hughes. Pictures: EDDC

‘We’ll listen to communities,’ vows Independent new EDDC leader after voters end Conservatives’ rule

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By on East Devon, Exmouth, News, Sidmouth

Independent Ben Ingham, who represents Woodbury and Lympstone, is the new EDDC leader, while long-serving Sidmouth and Sidford member Stuart Hughes takes the role of chairman The Independent new leader of East Devon District Council (EDDC) has vowed it will ‘listen carefully to residents and communities’ after voters ended 45 years of Tory rule.   An election shake-up this month saw the Conservatives lose control of the authority for the first time since 1974. Newly-elected members met for the first time this evening, with appointments made to key roles. We will listen carefully to residents and communities to bring about change…

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Exmouth Pride 2019 will be held in Manor Gardens in June

Exmouth Pride 2019 festival to be ‘biggest and best’ yet

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By on Exmouth, What's On, What's on in Exmouth

Exmouth Pride 2019 returns to Manor Gardens in June and promises to be the ‘biggest and best’ festival yet. A celebration of diversity promises to be the biggest and best Exmouth Pride yet when the free festival returns in June. Exmouth Pride, organised by the LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and others) community, is a free-to-enter celebration of diversity; a day of live music, LGBT+ themed workshops and information, food, drink stalls, a licensed bar and host of entertainment for all the family; children’s area, face painting, and a bouncy castle. The event, in Exmouth’s Manor Gardens, on Saturday, June…

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Exmouth seafront Watersports Centre. Photo Grenadier Estates
Artist impression of Exmouth seafront Watersports Centre. Photo Grenadier Estates

Exmouth Watersport Centre’s 2020 vision

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Exmouth’s new seafront Watersports Centre is on target to open in the summer of 2020 Exmouth’s new seafront Watersports Centre, restaurant and café is set to be ready by next summer. East Devon District Council and Grenadier Estates in mid-March signed the agreement for the new Queen’s Drive Watersports Centre on Exmouth seafront. The developer has agreed has agreed a target to complete construction by summer 2020. Councillor Ian Thomas, leader of East Devon District Council, said: “I am pleased Grenadier Estates and the council have now completed our agreement on the Watersports Centre and Grenadier is committed to make…

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Anna, from Exmouth, teamed up with Exmouth pupils to create a new wildlife mural on the seafront Watersports Centre
Anna Fitzgerald will paint the new seafront Watersports Centre mural over the summer

Exmouth young artists inspire seafront Watersports Centre wildlife mural

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Artist Anna Fitzgerald will paint a nature-inspired mural on the new Exmouth seafront Watersports Centre Creative young artists from Exmouth have inspired a new wildlife mural to be showcased once the new seafront Watersports Centre opens. Artist Anna Fitzgerald teamed up with youngsters from The Beacon Primary School, Withycombe Raleigh Church of England Primary School, St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School, Littleham C of E Primary School, and Exmouth Community College to create striking images of local wildlife, birds, and the local environment. Anna, of Gussiford Lane, Exmouth, will use pupils’ ideas to paint a nature-inspired mural at the Queen’s Drive…

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The winners of the 2019 Devon and Cornwall Venus Awards
Winners at the Devon and Cornwall Venus Awards 2019. Pete’s Dragons CEO Alison Jordan, pictured front row, fourth from the right, scooped the Inspirational Woman of the Year award. Picture courtesy of Steven Haywood.

‘Working women’s Oscar’ Venus Awards win for inspirational Exmouth charity founder Alison

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Pete’s Dragons CEO Alison Jordan ‘honoured’ by Venus Awards recognition for work helping suicide bereaved families An Exmouth charity founder has been named Devon and Cornwall’s Inspirational Woman of the Year in the 2019 Venus Awards. Alison Jordan says she is ‘extremely proud’ to have won the accolade for her work helping suicide bereaved families with Pete’s Dragons. Mum-of-four Alison was also a finalist in the Influential Woman of the Year category. She said: “To be seen as inspirational for working in a field which for so long has been taboo shows a real shift in terms of community acceptance…

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Picture of Dan Salisbury, customer service manager at the Exeter Vale Tesco Extra, presenting a cheque for £4,000 to Pete’s Dragons chair of trustees Janet Ash. Also pictured are Tesco’s Marta Marsweska and John Smith.
Dan Salisbury, customer service manager at the Exeter Vale Tesco Extra, presents a cheque for £4,000 to Pete’s Dragons chair of trustees Janet Ash. Also pictured are Tesco’s Marta Marsweska and John Smith.

Tesco Extra shoppers bag a vital £4,000 for work of Exmouth charity helping suicide bereaved families

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By on Exmouth, Opinion

Exeter Vale Tesco Extra shoppers voted for the Bags of Help cash to boost Pete’s Dragons’ work across Devon Tesco Extra shoppers in Exeter have bagged £4,000 for a charity helping families affected by the suicide of a loved-one. Customers at the Exeter Vale store voted for the Bags of Help cash to go to Pete’s Dragons. The funding, from carrier bag sales, will aid the Exmouth-based charity in supporting hundreds of suicide-bereaved people across Devon. We’re amazed by the dedication and hard work of ordinary folk that goes into organising, running and maintaining charities like Pete’s Dragons. They all…

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Picture of Louise Hancock who will manage the Pete's Dragons shop in Rolle Street, Exmouth.
Louise Hancock will manage the Pete's Dragons shop in Rolle Street, Exmouth.

Exmouth charity Pete’s Dragons reveals opening date for first-ever shop in town centre

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By on Business, Editor's Choice, Exmouth, General, News, Picks

Outlet in Rolle Street will offer a different kind of retail therapy and bring mental health to the high street Retail therapy with a difference will bring mental health to the high street when a charity opens its first-ever shop in Exmouth. Pete’s Dragons will give shoppers the chance to look after their minds and bodies while bagging a bargain at its outlet in Rolle Street.  The cause has appealed for help, donations and volunteers ahead of the store’s grand opening on May 10. Work is under way to transform the premises, formerly The Hub.  This is a charity shop…

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