Every year the Museum of Barnstaple and North Devon hosts an Annual Documentary Photography Open exhibition. This year, members of the general public are invited to submit their photographs on the theme of ‘This Is Me’ - a theme intended to explore who the people are living, working and passing through North Devon today.
Landlords, letting agents and tenants are being urged to prepare for major changes to the private rented sector as the first phase of the Renters’ Rights Act comes into effect on 1 May 2026.
A new exhibition, which opened at the Museum of Barnstaple and North Devon on 21 March, sheds light on the life and work of former Mayor of Barnstaple, Bruce William Oliver, who died 50 years ago this year.
Northern Devon’s growing maritime sector took centre stage last week at an event at The Royal Hotel in Bideford. The North Devon Angels Maritime and Green Energy Pitch Event brought together entrepreneurs, investors, industry leaders, and public sector partners for a day of high-impact collaboration and future-focused discussion in a Dragon’s Den-style event.
As the Easter bank holiday period nears, North Devon Council is advising residents to review their waste and recycling collection dates online to avoid any disruption during the break.
North Devon Council is inviting people to explore a brand‑new creative hub in the heart of Barnstaple, as it opens the doors to 36 and 37 Boutport Studios for two open days.
North Devon Council has launched a renewed crackdown on dog fouling as part of its Clear Messages initiative - a no-nonsense approach to addressing the environmental issues that matter most to residents.
Barnstaple Pannier Market will again host a series of Connect and Create festivals this year, bringing together independent businesses, artists, makers and creatives from across the Southwest for four vibrant seasonal events.
Owners of vacant properties are being urged to make the most of assistance available to them through North Devon Council as it supports National Empty Homes Week (9-15 March).
North Devon Council has agreed to extend the Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) at Ilfracombe Harbour for another three years after strong public support.
