News in Sidmouth

The boundless creativity of people in Sidmouth was caught on film when resident photographer Kyle Baker was out filming at the weekend.

Kyle, who is currently making a four minute documentary on life under lock down in Sidmouth, got more than he bargained for when he asked residents of Fleming Avenue to show their artistic talents in support of our NHS workers on Sunday.

A Sidmouth community group is asking residents to fill out a questionnaire on 'How are things in Lock Down' in Sidmouth?

The Vision Group Sidmouth (VGS) has created a questionnaire to put to Sidmouth residents on the realities of life in lock down.

A lost teddy bear is helping out East Devon District Council keep its beaches safe.

Found on Seaton beach back on April 10 by an East Devon District Council beach officer, Ted's owner has sadly not yet got in touch with the council to bring him home.

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People in Sidmouth and across the UK will be stopping to hold a minute's silence for health, care and other keyworkers who have lost their lives to the coronavirus tomorrow.

East Devon District Council has backed the idea, announced today by UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Sidmouth's MP has urged residents not to lose patience with the coronavirus lock down, echoing the latest statement from UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

East Devon MP, Simon Jupp, has called on his constituents to stick to the coronavirus lock down restrictions as, 'we can't risk a second peak' of coronavirus deaths.

'Bureaucracy gone mad' is how a Sidmouth man has described the police's decision to turn back a delivery of compost he had ordered online.

Sidmouth's David Strange, chairman of the Norman Lockyer Observatory's board of directors, ordered the compost online to help him grow his own vegetables, in an effort to become more self-sufficient.

It's Spring time and many Sidmouth residents would normally be out enjoying the beautiful countryside surrounding our town but due to the coronavirus lock down those nature walks have been put on hold.

Thanks to Sidmouth photographer Deborah Robertson we can still enjoy the Spring Bluebells on Salcombe Hill.

In the current lockdown, one has to wonder if animals and birdlife really are taking over from humans? Sidmouth's Stuart Hughes found out first hand yesterday.

Wild goats have been nibbling flowers in gardens in Llandudno, deer have been seen chewing lawns in East London and yesterday veteran radio DJ Stuart Hughes was upstaged by a pigeon.

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