Student accommodation and co-living homes could be built on the old Heavitree Road police station and Exeter magistrates’ court if fresh plans get the go-ahead Plans have been submitted to knock down Exeter’s former police station and build more than 800 homes for university students and local people, writes local democracy reporter Guy Henderson. It would see the demolition of the existing buildings replaced with a ‘mixed-use’ development of purpose-built student accommodation and co-living spaces. Co-living normally refers to a development of small, affordable apartments with some shared facilities. The buildings to be knocked down also include the former magistrates…