Road conditions across Devon today have been described as ‘deceptive’ by the County Council’s Highways Operations Manager, Chris Cranston. “Despite relatively little snow overnight, the freezing rain across the county has left many roads still impassable, and people are beingaaa
Devon County Council Highways is urging people not to use the roads tomorrow morning (Friday 2 March).
Three community rest shelters have opened as emergency respite for drivers and passengers stuck in snow this evening, Thursday 1 March.
With widespread snowfall across the county, Devon County Council has announced it will close the A380 Telegraph Hill from 3pm (between Splatford Split and Eagle Farm) as a precautionary measure
There’s been another increase in the number of children applying for a place at a secondary school in Devon this September. Devon County Council today announced it was offering more than 98 per cent of families one of their three preferences.
Snow ploughs and snow blowers have been busy clearing snow in parts of North Devon this morning and more widespread snow is forecast across the county throughout Thursday (1 March)
Work on a flood improvement scheme in Uplyme has started today (Wednesday 28 February). The £250,000 scheme involves the installation of a series of new culverts to carry flood water away from the village centre which faces the greatest risk of flooding.
Devon County Council, Highways England and Devon and Cornwall Police will be activating the Haldon/Telegraph Hill Plan overnight – deploying extra resources to the site in response to forecasts of snow
Be prepared is the message from Devon County Council and partner agencies as the county prepares for freezing conditions and the possibility of snow later this week
Leaders from across the Heart of the South West (HotSW) are set to agree a strategy to double productivity across the region when they meet next month.
When a call went out asking for people to nominate someone who they felt did amazing things in / for people in Devon, one response immediately stood out. Tom Pales is the founder of Freetrike Rehab Cycling offering cycle coachingaaa
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the UK and women with a learning disability are the least likely to attend screenings, even though it can save their life.
Her example has prompted the creation of a new weekly class run by Learn Devon for adults who want to learn to read and write.
