Devon Lib Dems have uncovered shocking figures that show that last year, over 100 Devon children at any one time were placed in care outside of the County, with some being sent hundreds of miles away.

The figures come after the revelation that a seven-year boy from Devon was placed at a special school in Surrey.

Ti m Dumper, Exmouth's Lib Dem candidate believes that joined up thinking is required to solve some of Exmouth's transport problems.

The pandemic has put in sharp relief problems of congestion, especially on the seafront, and action is needed to make things safer for pedestrians, cyclists, disabled people and motorists.

On the 21st April, Exeter Friends of the Earth hosted a webinar via zoom for the parties of Exeter City Council to express their views on green issues.

Candidates discussed housing and green spaces, parking and pedestrianisation, the Net Zero plans for 2030, Exeter's recycling record and future, and efforts to work cooperatively on the council.

Parties in Exeter to stand down from Polling Stations on the 6^th May.

Following an initiative from Exeter Liberal Democrats, the Conservative, Labour and Green parties have agreed to not have 'tellers' at Polling Stations this year.

Tellers are the party volunteers who ask voters for their polling numbers outside polling stations.

Plans for a National Landscape Service to replace Dartmoor National Park are about as welcome as the ill-fated European Super League proposal, says a Devon council leader Alan Connett.

The Government is expected to make an announcement shortly on the future of the nation's National Parks like Dartmoor and Exmoor, as well as Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.