Exeter City Council News in 2025
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 Exeter’s city centre CCTV Control Room operators
Exeter’s city centre CCTV team wins Police and Crime Commissioner’s Award
Exeter’s city centre CCTV Control Room operators have been presented with a special award recognising their outstanding service to community safety.
CCTV Operator Megan Ward received a commendation from Devon and Cornwall’s Police and Crime Commissioner after her great work led to the jailing of a sexual offender in Exeter.
Alison Hernandez visited the City Council’s CCTV Control Room to personally congratulate Megan and her colleagues and present the Commissioner’s Award and certificate.
In November, Megan was praised by detectives for her ‘diligent work’ in tracking down a man following a sexual assault in the city centre.
The attack was captured on CCTV and operators from the Control Room managed to track the perpetrator as he fled across the city centre. However, he soon went out of frame and vanished.
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  Community tidy-up in Beacon Heath and Whipton
What’s occurring – neighbourhoods looking tidy after community litter picks
Big hearted communities in Exeter are playing their part in keeping their neighbourhoods litter free. Community tidy-ups in Beacon Heath and Whipton have resulted in dozens of bags of litter being collected for disposal.
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Learning opportunities now available for 2025
People in Exeter are being offered the opportunity to learn something new for 2025 and book onto one of Learn Devon’s free courses and qualifications.
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Executive 14 January
The Executive committee meeting on 14 January can be viewed on our website.
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Planning Committee 13 January
Watch a recording of the Planning Committee meeting held at the Civic Centre on 13 January on our website.
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RAMM set to dish up exhibition on food and its production
A thought-provoking exhibition, exploring where the food on our plates comes from and the history of food production in Britain, is set to be served up by Exeter’s popular Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery (RAMM).
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 Holocaust Memorial Day
Holocaust Memorial Day events in Exeter
‘For a Better Future’ is this year’s theme for Holocaust Memorial Day, taking place later this month on Monday 27 January.
Events to mark the occasion, including talks, reflections, a human rights trail and a candle lighting ceremony will be taking place across the city.
This year’s Holocaust Memorial Day marks the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi concentration camp complex, and the 30th anniversary of the genocide in Bosnia.
The day gets underway at 10am with an opening ceremony at Exeter Cathedral. This will be attended by the Lord Mayor of Exeter, Cllr Kevin Mitchell, and other dignitaries, student ambassadors and primary school choirs.
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MRF Operative - Closing date: 09/02/2025
Income Collection Officer - Closing date: 07/02/2024
Head of Service - Commercial Assets - Closing date: 02/02/2025
Income Collection Manager - Closing date: 07/02/2025
SWAP Senior Auditor - Ongoing
Waste Operative - Closing date: 26/01/2025
Recreation Assistant Lifeguard - Closing Date: 24/01/2025
Casual Swimming Instructor / Teacher - Closing date: Ongoing
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  Too Much Too Young
Too Much Too Young - The Story of 2Tone & Beyond at Exeter Corn Exchange
Sat 8 February 7.30pm (doors 6.45) - £28.50 (includes £1.00 booking fee)
Too Much Too Young is a high energy theatre experience showcasing the all-encompassing musical journey of the forever loved and timeless 2Tone Ska movement with an aim to provide an unforgettable moment in time that delves into the history and impact of this iconic period. A truly unique 2-hour theatre spectacle, this non stop Ska party brings back to life the vibrant music and subculture that emerged in the late 1970’s, intertwining it with present day themes that still resonate strongly in 2024 and will continue to do so for many years to come.
Combined with a nine-piece live band formed from some of the finest musicians across the country, our production brings the energy and authenticity of this influential movement directly onto the stage. A show that brilliantly explores how society, politics, and racial equality in both eras overlap, making it both relevant and engaging for audiences of all ages.
The performance also incorporates multimedia screens allowing multi-level storytelling with celebrated visuals and rare archive footage that cleverly builds on the excitement and atmosphere of the whole experience.
"Guaranteed to have you on your feet all night" - Camden Gazette
"A must-see show for any Ska Lover" - Evening Post
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