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Exeter store move threat over traffic plan

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

RETAIL giant John Lewis would be unlikely to open a major new store in Exeter if two-way traffic is reinstated in Paris Street, it has emerged.

Opinion is strongly divided over allowing traffic to again flow in both directions through the city centre, according to...

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Missing Exeter businesswoman found

FUNDRAISER: Helen Kent in her running vest when she was raising money for Hospiscare by taking part in the Dublin marathon last year

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

POLICE have confirmed that Exeter businesswoman Helen Kent has been found "safe and well" after being reported missing. Concerns were raised after the...

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Hourly Updates: Wednesday, March 10

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

9AM: More than 1,000 parents have signed a petition to save a school playing field, which could be sold as part of a redevelopment. Some 1,287 people...

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Exeter man sought after jail release

Police are appealing for help to find Ashley Prout

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

POLICE are hunting a man who is suspected of hiding from officers after allegedly breaching the terms of his prison release. Officers want to trace...

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Exeter workers shocked by job losses

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Workers at a manufacturing base which employs staff with disabilities have spoken of their shock after being told they face redundancy.

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Exeter Cabinet visit cost more than £50,000

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

GORDON Brown's decision to bring his entire Cabinet to the Westcountry cost the taxpayer more than £50,000, the Cabinet Office has revealed....

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Exeter parents speed warning

Headteacher Lorraine Dunn, governors chairman Rob Squires and parent and teacher association member Leah Rogers at Exwick Heights School during the morning rush

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

PARENTS driving their children to school are being urged to slow down and be more safety conscious. Lorraine Dunn, headteacher of Exwick Heights, says...

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Exeter man denies rape charge

George Northam leaving Exeter Crown Court

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

A CITY man allegedly raped an elderly woman and then told police that she had imagined it, Exeter Crown Court has heard. George Northam, 29, of New...

City's farewell to Exeter soldier

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

COMRADES will bid an emotional farewell to fallen soldier and city police community support officer Mark Marshall at his funeral. Up to 500 mourners...

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