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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Take a look inside this stunning home in central Axminster

1 day ago | midweekherald.co.uk | Kirsty Woodgate

5 1/1 This classic double-fronted property occupies a convenient position in the centre of Axminster, close to the Minster and the town’s main amenities. It is believed that the four-bedroom detached townhouse was constructed in the 1930s and over the course of time it has been completely modernised and beautifully maintained, offering light and flexible accommodation.
REVEALED: Stunning Grade II-listed period property with 'intriguing' tunnel

1 day ago | midweekherald.co.uk | Kirsty Woodgate

The four-storey, double-fronted property, named Tower House, has a rich history with local historians suggesting that it was built circa 1800 as an integral part of Gloucester House, for Dr Symes, a local surgeon of the time. In 1911 it was divided into two dwellings, namely Gloucester House and Tower House. As a point of intrigue, the property features a rather unusual brick tunnel that runs from the basement to Castle Street.
East Devon schools benefit from free fruit tree planting initiative

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

2 1/1 East Devon schools have benefited from a free fruit tree planting initiative. Upottery Primary School, All Saints Primary School, and Axminster Community Primary School participated in the programme, which is part of the Biodiversity in Schools Project led by environmental education company Little Green Change.
Popular night bus service to return for partygoers in Devon

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

The service will operate across Devon and Cornwall on Saturday nights until the end of the year and is funded by Devon and Cornwall Police and the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC). The scheme aims to reduce drink and drug-related incidents and improve safety in the night-time economy.
Cranbrook school pupils improve woodland as part of project

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

The school's primary environmental group began the project at Cranbrook Education Campus this term. The students started the project by sketching wildlife images, which will be carved into tree trunks at the woodland area at Elbury Farm. This is aimed at creating a lasting bond between the pupils and their environment. Alongside the art project, the youngsters engaged in team-building activities to foster friendship and collaboration.
Community rallying together to raise funds for swimming pool

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

The Flamingo Pool in Axminster, known for its community-driven support and unique hydrotherapy pool, is appealing for financial aid to continue its operations. The hydrotherapy pool, which is the only one of its kind available to the public within a 27-mile radius, plays a crucial role in assisting people with physical rehabilitation. The water temperature of 34 degrees helps reduce muscle tension, inflammation, and boosts the immune system.
Riviera Dogs to perform at the Gateway Theatre in Seaton

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

Torquay-based band Riviera Dogs will perform at the Gateway Theatre in Seaton on Saturday, June 7, to help raise funds for the venue following its recent five-month closure for essential maintenance. Jimmy Alderson, frontman of Riviera Dogs, said: "This is an important gig for us and an important gig for music, so we thought we would rally together to put on this gig for them.
A substantial property on a 1.3-acre plot with a stunning rear garden

1 week ago | midweekherald.co.uk | Kirsty Woodgate

The attractive four-bedroom family home, named Hazel Croft, is presented in excellent decorative order and has many appealing features, including a stunning rear garden. Inside, on the ground floor, the spacious lounge benefits from a lovely bay window and a contemporary focal fireplace, while the separate dining room also has a bay window and a modern, classic fireplace with a wood-burning stove.
Axminster theatre group to stage South West premiere of musical

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

The cast of Come From Away. (Image: supplied) An Axminster theatre group is set to stage a South West premiere. Axminster Musical Theatre will present the acclaimed musical Come From Away from June 18 to 22 at the Axminster Guildhall. This marks only the second amateur production in England and the fourth across the UK. Come From Away recounts the true stories of passengers rerouted to Gander, Newfoundland, during the 9/11 attacks.
Honiton woman raises funds for breast cancer charity on her 80th birthday

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

Di Hawkins was diagnosed with breast cancer over 20 years ago while working as a secretary in the X-ray department at Exeter RD&E. At her recent birthday celebration, she asked guests to donate to the East Devon Breast Cancer Support charity. The evening event raised £281, which will assist women undergoing breast cancer treatment. East Devon Breast Cancer Support aids women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer, whether recently or decades ago.