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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Krispy Kreme to give away free doughnuts this week (but there's a twist)

5 days ago | exmouthjournal.co.uk | Carlo Simone

Krispy Kreme will be giving away original glazed doughnuts on Friday, June 6 (Image: Krispy Kreme) Krispy Kreme will be giving away free original glazed doughnuts to mark National Doughnut Day (Friday, June 6), but there's a twist. The company wants to reclaim their title "as the OG of the glazed doughnut". Therefore, they are encouraging customers to bring â€śFaux-G doughnutsâ€ť into a Krispy Kreme store, which they can "upgrade" to an original glazed doughnut for free.
Gas network upgrade in Exmouth moving forward on schedule

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

The £552,000 investment project is being delivered by Wales & West Utilities in the Salterton Road area of Exmouth to ensure the safe and reliable delivery of gas to homes and businesses now and for years to come. The work, which began in February, involves upgrading ageing gas pipes as part of a wider programme to modernise the network.
Full English breakfast raises £2,300 for Cancer Research UK

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

Gala Week Budleigh breakfast raises over £2k. Budleigh Lions kicked off Gala Week by raising £2,300 for Cancer Research UK with a full English breakfast event. The breakfast, held at the Public Hall, was well-attended, with the aroma of bacon and sausages filling the venue as laughter and chatter from the guests created a lively atmosphere. The money raised will be donated in full to Cancer Research UK.
Exmouth Museum's new exhibition in honour of the Salvation Army

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

The museum's Hayloft Gallery will display the exhibition for the 2025 season, honouring the local branch of the organisation. The exhibition, which opened on Saturday, May 24, was attended by members and guests of the Salvation Army. Andrew Cutler, community mission manager, was thanked for his efforts in organising the exhibit. The museum is open until November 1, Monday to Thursday from 10am to 4pm, and Saturday mornings from 10am to 1pm. It remains closed on Fridays and Sundays.
Hundreds gather to protest against sewage pollution in Exmouth

2 weeks ago | exmouthjournal.co.uk | Molly Kirk

5 1/1 HUNDREDS of people gathered in Exmouth to protest against sewage pollution and the impact it has on the local community. On Saturday, May 17, at Exmouth’s side shore, a large group of people gathered as part of Surfers Against Sewage’s huge nationwide event, demanding an end to sewage pollution. Last year sewage was discharged almost 600,000 times across the UK, that’s an average of more than once every minute.
Second arrest after death on MSC Virtuosa cruise ship

3 weeks ago | exmouthjournal.co.uk | Maya George

James Messham, from Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex, died following an “altercation” on the MSC Virtuosa as it was in British waters on Saturday, May 3, during a short trip to Belgium. Now, a 56-year-old man from Richmond, London, has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and remains in custody at this time. It comes after a man was arrested on suspicion of murder on Monday following the ship's return to Southampton. The 57-year-old from Exeter has since been released on bail.
Thomas & Friends to mark 80th anniversary with 'never-before-seen' episode

1 month ago | exmouthjournal.co.uk | Carlo Simone

A unseen version of the pilot episode of Thomas & Friends is set to be released on YouTube (Image: Mattel) An original, unseen version of the pilot episode of Thomas & Friends is set to be released to mark the 80th anniversary of the property. The character of Thomas the Tank Engine originated from the series of British children's books The Railway Series, which was first published back in 1945 by Wilbert Awdry.
Exmouth school announces plans to open football academy

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

The students will have two training sessions per week and one competitive fixture. (Image: supplied) A school has announced plans to open a football academy. Exmouth Community College Sixth Form has said it is working with the Exeter Regional Talent Centre (ERTC) to open a Post-16 Football Academy. The academy could be launched as early as the 2025/26 academic year.
Alpaca café set to open at the Devon County Show 2025

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

Sit down for a cuppa with the alpacas (Image: ©Russell Sach) An alpaca café is set to open at the Devon County Show this year. The show has announced the addition of this new feature to its 2025 line-up. The café, located in the Alpaca Ring, will allow visitors to socialise with four alpacas while enjoying a drink. Twice a day, at 11am and 3pm, the ring will transform into a café with patio tables and chairs. This will accommodate up to 24 guests per session.
'Legendary' beach rugby and netball event returns to Exmouth

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

3 1/1 Exmouth Beach Rugby and Netball is back for the fourth year. The event, which includes sports, entertainment, and a beach party, will take place on May 25 and 26, 2024. There will be beach rugby and netball matches throughout the event, entertainment, and an "epic" party atmosphere all on the East Devon coastline. ConciergeUK hosts the annual event, which has been described as a highlight of Exmouth's calendar.