Devoncast

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We take a look at some of the key political stories from across Devon alongside local developments you need to know.

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    Devoncast- Teignmouth Lido future, Exeter woman to climb Mount Kilimanjaro and the Teignbridge Community Project

    On the latest edition of Devoncast, campaigners in South Devon say they are ready to take the plunge in a bid to save a much-loved community swimming pool. We hear from the people behind the campaign as they step up efforts to protect a facility many say is at the heart of local life in South Devon. An inspiring 20 year-old from Exeter is preparing for the challenge of a lifetime, as she prepares to climb Mount Kilimanjaro this summer in support of charity. Meanwhile, South Devon MP Caroline Voaden has urged the Prime Minister to coordinate government support following damage to the Slapton Line. And the Teignbridge Community Project is set to host a unique event aimed at bringing people together and celebrating local talent. Josh Tate presents this editon of Devoncast.

    29 min

  2. 6 FÉVR.

    Devoncast- Coastal road washes away, Exeter Science Park CEO and Miss Saigon at Plymouth's Theatre Royal

    A scenic coastal road in South Devon could be closed for at least a year after collapsing into the sea following recent stormy weather. We have reaction from local residents and south Devon Liberal Demorcrat MP, Caroline Voaden. Also this week, I speak to the outgoing CEO of Exeter Science Park who looks back at her acheivements and a look ahead to the future of the site. We also meet the boss of one of Devon’s top tourist attractions who says that despite record visitor numbers last summer, the outlook for summer 2026 is far from certain. And we hear from a teenager starring in a brand new production coming to Theatre Royal Plymouth over the coming weeks. Josh Tate presents this edition of Devoncast.

    52 min

  3. 30 JANV.

    Devoncast- Storm chaos, new Archbishop of Canterbury with local link and Heli Hike returns

    We look into the chaos caused by Storm Ingrid and Storm Chandra, as strong winds and heavy rain battered communities across Devon. Several areas were flooded, with dozens of people rescued from homes and vehicles. A former Devon Bishop has been officially confirmed as the new Archbishop of Canterbury, following a ceremony held at St Paul’s Cathedral. Plus, a sneak peek ahead to the summer months, as the Devon Air Ambulance Heli Hike returns for a second year after a successful debut in 2025. Josh Tate presents this edition of Devoncast

    24 min

  4. 16 JANV.

    Devoncast- Two WW2 bombs in Devon, no local elections in Exeter and a famous Guinness drinking pony to the rescue

    A very busy edition of Devoncast! Two World War Two bombs have been found at separate sites in Devon, with bomb disposal teams carrying out controlled operations. In Exeter, local elections will not be held this May after the city council requested permission to cancel the polls during preparations for local government reorganisation. The Budleigh Salterton Literary Festival is also returning, bringing authors and speakers to East Devon. And finally, Cockington’s famous Guinness drinking Shetland pony Patrick could help save the village’s visitor centre, with plans to turn it into a community hub built around the therapy pony. Josh Tate presents this edition

    34 min
  5. Devoncast- Local tourism, sustainable fashion and Exeter Cathedral's sound and light show

    9 JANV.

    Devoncast- Local tourism, sustainable fashion and Exeter Cathedral's sound and light show

    In the latest episode of Devoncast: Is Devon’s tourism industry in trouble? The episode examines the challenges facing the sector and what they could mean for the county. It also looks at how sustainable fashion really is, and explores to a new local business making it easier to shop for clothes in a way that is better for the environment. And a sound and light installation returns to Exeter Cathedral for the sixth time, the Dean explains why the 11th century building is the perfect setting. Josh Tate presents this edition of Devoncast.

    28 min
  6. Devoncast- Ricky Gervais donates to Devon charity, Force Christmas message and it's panto season

    19/12/2025

    Devoncast- Ricky Gervais donates to Devon charity, Force Christmas message and it's panto season

    On the festive edition of Devoncast: A Devon charity has received hundreds of thousands of pounds thanks to donations from comedian Ricky Gervais, providing a huge boost for its work supporting people across the county. Local cancer charity FORCE has shared its Christmas message, thanking supporters and reminding people that help is available throughout the festive period. It’s panto season and there’s plenty on offer this year, with Dick Whittington taking to the stage at Plymouth’s Theatre Royal as families get ready for festive fun! And the south west’s leading orchestra is getting into the seasonal spirit, combining the proms and traditional carol concerts in Exeter as the countdown to Christmas continues. Josh Tate presents this edition.

    26 min
  7. Devoncast - Lib Dem MP Rachel Gilmour, Shelterbox Christmas appeal and 1,000 homes near Newton Abbot

    05/12/2025

    Devoncast - Lib Dem MP Rachel Gilmour, Shelterbox Christmas appeal and 1,000 homes near Newton Abbot

    The countdown to Christmas is on, and we have a busy and action packed edition for you! Liberal Democrat MP for Tiverton and Minehead Rachel Gilmour joins us to talk about the budget and local farmers. We hear from a South West charity which goes to all corners of the globe, which has just launched a Christmas appeal. We speak to the man behind plans for more than a thousand homes on the edge of Newton Abbot. He explains why he believes the development is needed and why he says a priceless local nature reserve is in safe hands. And the leader of a local council explains why a budget described as dull might be exactly what his authority needs at a time of financial strain. Josh Tate presents this edition.

    41 min

  8. 04/12/2025

    Devoncast- Is Devon's tourism industry struggling?

    Devon’s tourism sector has been facing a period of uncertainty as attractions respond to visitor habits changing and rising costs. Data has shown how some of the South West’s attractions have been reporting steady performances, while others are on the market or shutting their gates for the final time. Tourism leaders in Devon suggest the sector is entering a phase where adaptation and innovation will be essential for long term stability. Many operators say the pressures facing the industry are now shaping how attractions plan, invest and position themselves for future seasons. Tourism supports thousands of jobs across the region and contributes significantly to the county’s economy. In this episode of Devoncast we hear from those at the centre of the sector. We speak to Roger Sell who is the Chairman of Devon’s Top Attractions and General Manager of the River Dart Country Park and also catch up with Josh Haywood who is the General Manager of Devon’s biggest theme park, Crealy. Radio Exe’s Josh Tate delves into the data and helps offer an insight into the challenges, the resilience and the choices that will shape the future of tourism across Devon.

    13 min
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We take a look at some of the key political stories from across Devon alongside local developments you need to know.

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  • Création
    Radio Exe
  • Années d’activité
    2023 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    50
  • Classification
    Contenu explicite
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