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East Devon's unpaid carers in the spotlight for carers week - Vimarsana News

East Devon's unpaid carers in the spotlight for carers week

The charity Westbank is supporting a number of businesses in East Devon during Carers Week, (June 5-11).

Free activity day launches council's Wild Honiton project - Vimarsana News

Free activity day launches council's Wild Honiton project

A free nature activity day is taking place at Honiton Bottom Nature Reserve on bank holiday Monday, May 1

Green Flag awarded to 'blooming' marvellous Devon gardens - Vimarsana News

Green Flag awarded to 'blooming' marvellous Devon gardens

Four green spaces in East Devon have been awarded green flag status. Connaught Gardens in Sidmouth, Manor Gardens in Exmouth, Seafield Gardens in Seaton...

Paul Arnott: Clyst Valley park is part of trail dream - Vimarsana News

Paul Arnott: Clyst Valley park is part of trail dream

Seaton Wetlands - Credit: Jason Sedgemore A view from East Devon District Council leader Paul Arnott. East Devon District Council leader, Councilor Paul Arnott. Picture: Paul Arnott - Credit: Archant Last week I wrote about the nature reserves that come within the Wild East Devon envelope, and joked that I’d better list them all at the risk of being berated for leaving one out. There followed a list, always a risk in any writing. Of course, I then left one out, the very one I go to more than any other, the Seaton Wetlands which runs from the marshes west of the Axe estuary to Colyford Commo...

East Devon District Council photographic competition - Vimarsana News

East Devon District Council photographic competition

East Devon District Council is encouraging photographers to capture the essence of spring - Credit: Sue Bragg To celebrate Bluebell Week, East Devon District Council launched a competition to find the best spring photographs of 2021 – and everyone is welcome to take part. It could be pictures of landscapes, wild flowers or wildlife that you have spotted this spring. Simply submit your entry by email to wild@eastdevon.gov.uk or tag your image on social media with @eastdevon and #springeastdevon before the closing date on May 31. The top 12 winning entries will feature in the 2022 Wild East D...