We're joining global Carbon Literacy Action Day on 12 Nov.
Over 50% of our workforce has completed climate training, and we've achieved Silver Carbon Literate Organisation status.
Helping staff take practical action for a greener Exeter.
#CarbonLiteracy
Ever thought about becoming an Exeter city councillor?
Join our free, non-political online information evening to find out what the role involves.
8 Dec | 5.30pm | Teams
To register, email [email protected]
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
Christmas returns to Princesshay from 13 Nov to 31 Dec!
Enjoy six weeks of festive markets, free entertainment, Santa visits and late-night shopping.
Exeter's Christmas lights switch on from 4.45pm on 13 Nov.
https://t.co/HlME0OTZlW
A new dog-friendly country park near Exeter is proving popular with walkers, runners and families.
Clyst Meadows offers 10 hectares of accessible green space while helping protect Devon's important wildlife habitats.
Read more: https://t.co/kyXKO7hzMj
We're among England’s best for producing less household rubbish, with just 257kg collected per person.
Our recycling rate has also risen to 32.6% - the only improvement recorded by a Devon authority.
Read more: https://t.co/Z83gGc3XVL
SCAM WARNING: Fake texts are circulating about the new £100 household energy payment.
Payments won't begin until January 2027.
Don't click unexpected links or share bank details. Exeter City Council won't text you asking you to claim.
https://t.co/haXQKdPDPZ
Knitted poppies adorn Exeter Guildhall until 12 Nov.
Everyone is welcome at the city’s Remembrance Sunday service on Sunday 8 Nov, starting at 10.30am in Northernhay Gardens.
A two-minute silence will be observed at 11am.
https://t.co/erRD78dfkD
Where do you feel safe travelling around Exeter?
Women and girls can share experiences of walking, wheeling, cycling and public transport to help shape improvements.
Take part by 28 December: https://t.co/PG9EPt4n8G
Celebrating culture and building connections 💛
Our grants supported Bangla Cultural Fest at Exeter Phoenix and All Souls Day in St Thomas, bringing communities together through music, food, creativity and shared traditions.
More: https://t.co/dO0otWcSlm
🎆 Planning fireworks? Let neighbours know beforehand so they can prepare and keep pets safe. Consider an organised display this Bonfire Night.
🐾 RSPCA advice: https://t.co/OkvnuAxeFv
Capture your favourite Exeter tree and enter our Tree Photography Competition by 9 Nov!
Adult and under-16 categories, with prizes to win.
Amateurs only. Up to two photos per person, taken after 1 Oct.
Enter: https://t.co/JkBgDsQHEu
Which Council services matter most to you? Take our five-minute budget survey and help shape Exeter’s priorities, from housing to the environment.
Have your say: https://t.co/fCBFSp3nIy
Stormy weather put Exeter City Council’s Waterways team to the test on the Exe Estuary last week, with gusts of up to 60mph.
They had to go to the aid of three boats that had broken free from their moorings, becoming a danger to other river users.
More: https://t.co/pKNPKMW6Dr
Work is starting on phase two of Exeter’s Newtown Active Travel Scheme.
The next stage will further improve active travel connections, making it safer and easier for people to walk, wheel and cycle around the area.
More: https://t.co/IYj25fKLGH
A seasonal evening of spooky storytelling is coming to Exeter this December.
‘Midwinter: A Ghost Story in Two Parts’ is an original story inspired by myths and legends of the South West, coming to Exeter's historic Guildhall on Sunday 13 December.
More: https://t.co/AmvbwTUGep
Win a family ticket to Pinocchio at Exeter Corn Exchange! Answer one simple question in Visit Exeter’s Christmas panto competition. ✨
Enter: https://t.co/ueNaBGNxyH
A global running competition is coming to Riverside Leisure Centre, giving Exeter runners the chance to compete against participants from around the world.
The Technogym RUN X Challenge is open to adults (18+) of all abilities.
More: https://t.co/2bov8WBSG5
We’re aware that the websites for the Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM) and MyExeter are currently unavailable due to technical issues.
Work is being done to restore access as soon as possible.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Latest plans for the repair of Exeter’s Trews Weir are beginning to emerge.
The revised plans will see major repairs to the River Exe landmark after reduced water levels revealed that parts of the weir were in poor condition.
More: https://t.co/f95gSGtg3Q