Midweek Herald

The Midweek Herald holds the distinction of being the inaugural free newspaper in East Devon. This publication serves the communities of Sidmouth, Beer, Branscombe, Axmouth, Ottery St Mary, Charmouth, Marshwood, and Honiton, along with nearby regions. It is published by Archant and is a sibling publication to the Sidmouth Herald, Exmouth Journal, Exmouth Herald, and North Devon Gazette.

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A beautiful 5 bedroom Grade II-listed period home in a scenic spot

5 days ago | midweekherald.co.uk | Kirsty Woodgate

5 1/1 This charming period residence occupies a prime location on the outskirts of Axminster yet is within easy reach of the town centre. The oldest sections of the property date back to the 16th century and there are many good examples of period features throughout the house including exposed stone walls, flagstone floors, and ornate fireplaces, that blend well with its modern additions such as the contemporary kitchen and solar panels.
Honiton weather forecast: Rainy week ahead

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

Weather: Rainy week ahead for Honiton (Image: Tim Porteus) Honiton is set for a rainy week. According to the Met Office, the town will only see a couple of dry spells from Wednesday to Sunday. Wednesday will be breezy with some rain in the morning and a few showers in the afternoon. The highest temperature will be 12°C. Thursday will have a couple of showers in the morning and clouds and sunny spells in the afternoon. The highest temperature will be 13°C.
New exhibition opening at Axminster Heritage Centre

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

The exhibition will highlight the role played by Axminster and its surrounding towns and villages during the Second World War. (Image: supplied) A new exhibition is set to open in Axminster this weekend. Axminster Heritage Centre is launching its new temporary exhibition, Axminster at War, 1939 – 1945, on Saturday, April 19. The exhibition will highlight the role played by Axminster and its surrounding towns and villages during the Second World War.
Axminster Guildhall announces line-up for 2025/2026

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

Axminster Guildhall has an action-packed season of renowned acts to offer. (Image: supplied) Axminster Guildhall has announced an action-packed season of renowned acts, ranging from comedians to celebrated musicians. Kicking off with Terry Alderton on April 20, 2025, the venue is promising a mix of humour, storytelling, and music legends. Alderton, known for his distinct comedy style, will deliver an evening of laughter. Broadcasting legend Kate Adie is scheduled for May 8, 2025.
Cabaret show with 'slightly naughty content' coming to village hall

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

Uncle Percy and Dolly. (Image: supplied) Gittisham Village Hall is preparing to host a cabaret show with original material and slightly risqué humour. The show, titled I'm Not Being Funny, But..., is scheduled for April 25 and 26, beginning at 7.30pm. Attendees can look forward to a mix of sketches, songs, and dances, some revealing the mystery behind large donkey populations and James Bond's adversaries' enforcers.
Letter: Why you shouldn't' vote for the 'new kid on the block'

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

Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK (Image: Reform UK) Tired of those boring, old political parties? Need a change? Why not try the new kid on the block - Reform UK? Particularly if you send your kids to private schools as Reform will give you a tax break on the fees. Good for your kids, but not too good for the kids from poorer families, who are paying for your tax break. Got private health insurance? Well, vote Reform, because they'll give you another tax break.
Devon library fridge saves over 13 tonnes of food from waste

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

2 1/1 An East Devon library fridge has saved over 13 tonnes of food from waste in two years. The fridge, located in Seaton Library, is part of the SAVE food hub initiative. It has helped prevent 37 tonnes of CO2 emissions, equivalent to the production of 18,000 books. The second anniversary of the initiative was celebrated on Monday with craft activities and a carrot cake made by Ann-Louise Childe from Barista 14 in Cross Street, using saved carrots.
Free event in Honiton to enhance sustainability efforts

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

The free event, held at The Beehive is open to community groups, volunteers, and the public. (Image: supplied) An event aimed at enhancing community sustainability efforts is set to take place in Honiton. Community Action Groups (CAG) Devon are hosting the East Devon SkillShare event on Saturday, April 26, from 9:30am to 4pm. The free event, held at The Beehive, Dowell St, is open to community groups, volunteers, and the public.
Devon school students given chance to vote on local issues

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

Students vote on the issues affecting Devon. (Image: supplied) Students at Isca Academy have been given the chance to vote on key local issues. The initiative, led by the Devon Youth Council, aims to give young people a voice in community matters. Each tutor group at the academy was provided with information about important topics affecting their area. The students at the Exeter academy then voted on the Devon-specific issue they felt most passionate about.
Seaton woman on ITV show gets approached by producers about new podcast

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

5 1/1 A SEATON woman has made the final 50 contestants on a new ITV reality game show and has been approached by a producer about her new podcast. Bella Tolman has made it through to Episode four of 99 To Beat, a brand-new ITV game show where 100 competitors fight to be the last one standing to win the cash prize of £25,000.