Over 30 table tennis tables to appear all over Exeter !
Over 30 ping pong tables will be popping up over a number of Exeter landmarks today-including Exeter University.
World Cup sticker swap meet set up in Exeter
Since the World Cup of 1970, children have been collecting and swapping Panini stickers.
Woman raped by Savile in Exeter mental health unit
NHS apologises to woman raped by Savile in Exeter mental health unit
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Two sisters race days after their father's funeral
It's always a very emotional and popular event and this year was no different - thousands of people took part in Exeter's Race for Life yesterday, including two young sisters whose story sums up the spirit of the day.
Chloe and Molly Dundes only went to their father's funeral last Friday and their mother is also battling cancer. Yesterday they joined thousands of others, all running for their own very special reasons.
Volunteers selected for Rugby World Cup in Exeter
The unsung heroes of the Olympic games in 2012 were the so called Games makers - the volunteers.
Well next year the rugby world cup comes to our region and all this week organisers have been holding interviews in Exeter to select the thousands of people needed to help it run smoothly. Richard Lawrence reports.
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Commonwealth medal hopes in the pool
Two West Country swimmers are hoping to win medals at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow tonight.
Plymouth's Ben Proud is the favourite to win gold in the men's 50metres butterfly having reached the final as the fastest qualifier.
Exeter's Liam Tancock is in contention for a medal in the men's 100metres backstroke.
Flybe to resume flights from Exeter to Newcastle
Exeter-based airline Flybe is to resume daily flights to Newcastle just months after the route was axed.The service will run from October - at the same time Flybe starts its new daily flights to London City Airport.
A purple peril on our beaches but are they dangerous?
The last year has seen a record number of jellyfish on our shores, according to a survey by the marine conservation society. It seems if you're on a beach in the Westcountry these days, they're never far away. But why are there so many more of them and are they as dangerous as some people think?
Record number of jellyfish sightings in UK waters
Last year was a record year for jellyfish in British waters, according to scientists at Exeter University who keep track of the sightings.
This year there are unusual numbers of the barrel jellyfish. Its thought the mild winter has allowed more of them to survive.
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Over 30 table tennis tables to appear all over Exeter !
Over 30 ping pong tables will be popping up over a number of Exeter landmarks today-including Exeter University.
Read the full storyPensioner dies in cycling accident
A elderly woman has died after a collision involving a cyclist in Exeter.
It happened on Sidwell Street on Friday afternoon. The woman, who was from Crediton and believed to be in her eighties, was taken to Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital but has died from her injuries.
The cyclist suffered minor injuries.
Man versus train across Devon
Man has beaten train today in a race between Exeter and Barnstaple.
Graham Moir set off on his bike at the same time as the 8.42am train left St Davids Station.
Amazingly Graham won, completing the journey in 1 hour 27 minutes. That was four minutes faster to Barnstaple Square than fundraisers for the Children's Hospice South West, who were onboard the train.
Graham hopes his challenge will raise £2000 for the charity:
World Cup sticker swap meet set up in Exeter
Since the World Cup of 1970, children have been collecting and swapping Panini stickers.
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