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The Exeter-based parent firm of South West Water and Bristol Water has also announced a huge recruitment drive

Role Mapper said the money would help it grow its business across the UK and the US

Greener cities such as Exeter and Bristol can benefit from spurt in ‘urban eco-tourism’ while industrial centres in northern Britain lose out, study says

Some of Britain’s city centres are filled with trees and parks, while others have little vegetation to break up the bricks, tarmac and concrete. Such differences aren’t just aesthetic: they affect whether animals can move around, and they have implications for human health and social equity.

East Devon District Council said the Power Park site could now be turned into a sustainable business park

Newsboy's Nap selection on Sunday, November 20, is the Stuart Edmunds-trained Arizona Cardinal at Uttoxeter (1.23). The next best selection is Exeter runner Faustinovick (3.00)

Go South West is part of the national Go Ahead Group, which has a regional portfolio that also includes Plymouth CityBus, Go Devon Bus and Go Cornwall Bus

Kate Bushell, 14, suffered a fatal knife wound to her throat in fields just 300 yards from her home on November 15, 1997 before her body was found by her dad in Exwick, Exeter in Devon

The Family Law Company was founded in 1991 and now employs nearly 100 people in the South West

Bertram Law has become Bertram Fairbanks after Andy Fairbanks joins the company as an investor and co-director.

Paul Kilbride talks about the rise of Troy UK - one of the UK's biggest tooling and industrial supplies buying groups