Exmouth Journal

The Exmouth Journal has been a trusted source of news for over 150 years, keeping readers updated on both major events and the smaller, significant stories that matter to the community. This publication focuses on the well-loved seaside town of Exmouth and its neighboring areas, which include Lympstone, Topsham, and Woodbury, along with Budleigh Salterton and the quaint villages of East Budleigh, Otterton, Colaton Raleigh, and Newton Poppleford. Released every Wednesday, the Journal is known for its fair reporting and takes pride in being the authoritative newspaper for the region.

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Exmouth community group celebrates three decades of service

2 days ago | exmouthjournal.co.uk | Bobby Angelov

Open Door is celebrating its 30th anniversary by inviting the community to participate in Portrait of our Town, a collaborative art project. The project aims to showcase the diversity and stories of Exmouth residents. Individuals and groups are encouraged to create unique 2D artwork reflecting their personal stories, interests, or backgrounds. These pieces will be combined into a large-scale "patchwork" display, demonstrating the individuality and creativity of Exmouth's residents.
£21m East Devon coastal defence scheme takes major step forward

3 days ago | exmouthjournal.co.uk | Bobby Angelov

The £21 million project aims to protect Sidmouth’s seafront and town from flooding and erosion for the next 100 years under a plan backed by East Devon District Council (EDDC). The scheme focuses on the stretch between Jacob’s Ladder and East Beach and includes a mix of breakwaters, beach recharging, and a ‘super groyne’ or offshore structure to retain the new shingle.
More than 1,000 cyclists to take part in charity event

3 days ago | exmouthjournal.co.uk | Bobby Angelov

The Nello, a 60 or 100-mile ride through the Devon countryside, will take place on Sunday, June 29, starting and finishing at Topsham Rugby Club. The event is the flagship fundraiser for FORCE Cancer Charity. Since it began in 2000, The Nello has raised around £1.4 million for the charity, which provides free, face-to-face support for anyone affected by cancer.
More than 460 works of art submitted to Honiton gallery

4 days ago | exmouthjournal.co.uk | Bobby Angelov

Thelma Hulbert Gallery (THG) in Honiton has announced the finalists for its THG Open 2025, with a record number of entries coming from across the South West. More than 100 selected pieces will go on display in the exhibition, which runs from July 12 to August 23, and will feature a wide range of media including sculpture, acrylic, oil, and pastel.
Devon police officer due to appear in court for rape

1 week ago | exmouthjournal.co.uk | Molly Kirk

A Devon- based police officer is due to appear in court next week to face a charge of rape. (Image: Darren Patterson/ Getty) A DEVON and Cornwall Police officer is due to appear in court next week to face a charge of rape. Sergeant James Rawlinson, aged 36, has been postal requisitioned in connection with one charge of rape of a woman aged 16 years or over. It relates to a reported incident in Exeter in August 2018 while the officer was off duty.
Live Review: Sarah Yeo at The Bridge Inn, Topsham, Devon

1 week ago | exmouthjournal.co.uk | Jim Clancy

But even I wasn’t quite prepared for how spellbinding her recent sell-out performance at The Bridge Inn in Topsham would be. The setting, a 17th-century gem and The Daily Telegraph’s Devon Pub of the Year 2025, was tailor-made for her blend of atmospheric folk, rootsy country, and intimate storytelling. Armed with her strongest album to date, The Wisdom of the Wind, and a rich back catalogue of original songs, Sarah performed for over two hours with captivating ease.
Stroke survivors club call for community to showcase artwork

1 week ago | exmouthjournal.co.uk | Bobby Angelov

Stroke survivors club call for community to showcase artwork (Image: supplied) Exmouth Stroke Survivors Club is calling for community groups to showcase artwork for a charity exhibition. The club is particularly seeking art with the theme By the Sea. They are also on the hunt for a gallery to host the exhibition for a week. Anyone interested in participating or offering a gallery space can get in touch with Steve Beer on 07468 913916.
Exmouth holiday park employee with disability 'star' of employment scheme

1 week ago | exmouthjournal.co.uk | Bobby Angelov

Devon County Council’s Reaching For Independence (RFI) service has helped more than 100 people with learning disabilities into paid employment or work experience over the past year. The service, which is being highlighted during Learning Disability Week, offers short-term enabling support to individuals aged 17 and over with eligible social care needs, helping them develop life skills and confidence for independent living and community engagement.
Exmouth job club at risk of closure due to lack of funding

1 week ago | exmouthjournal.co.uk | Bobby Angelov

Glenorchy Church opened the Job Cafe, previously a work club, after the local Job Centre closed, providing a much-needed service for job seekers. The centre offers a warm space, refreshments, and guidance on CV writing and job applications. The club's operational costs are minimal, only needing funds for equipment and a manager.
Exmouth's Raleigh Manor Care Home visited by Shetland pony

1 week ago | exmouthjournal.co.uk | Bobby Angelov

Minnie, the star guest from Exmouth therapy pony company Tiny Hooves, visited Exmouth’s Raleigh Manor Care Home, much to the delight of both residents and staff. Skye Jones, acting general manager at Raleigh Manor, said: "It is not often you see a pony stepping out of the lift at Raleigh Manor. "The look on residents’ faces as Minnie stepped out to greet them was just priceless.