Community · Explainer · 30 Sep 2026
Crediton Library set for out-of-hours access as Open Plus rolls into town
Registered adults will be able to borrow books, use computers and work in the library beyond staffed hours once the new system goes live.
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September 2026
Town · Explainer · 30 Sep 2026
Crediton’s air-quality zone could be scrapped after 22 years
Crediton has been an Air Quality Management Area since 2004. Mid Devon now says pollution has fallen sufficiently for the designation to be revoked.
Transport · Explainer · 29 Sep 2026
A377 survey work is finished – here’s what comes next for the Boniface Trail
Three weeks of survey work between Crediton and Newton St Cyres has ended. The project now moves towards a detailed design - but there is still a big difference between designing the trail and actually building it.
Transport · Explainer · 29 Sep 2026
New parking restrictions proposed for Joseph Locke Way and Station Approach
Devon County Council wants to introduce no-waiting-at-any-time restrictions on both sides of the two roads near Crediton station, citing obstructive parking, overnight HGV stops, level-crossing queues and future development traffic.
Sport · 27 Sep 2026
Crediton open league season with emphatic 57–19 win at Winscombe
Crediton RFC made an emphatic start to their Regional 2 South West campaign, running in eight tries to beat Winscombe 57–19 away from home.
Community · 26 Sep 2026
Town Square goes green today as fair returns to Crediton
Sustainable Crediton’s annual Big Green Fair takes over Crediton Town Square today, bringing local environmental projects, community groups and practical ideas for greener living into the centre of town.
Business · 25 Sep 2026
Silverbelly Western wants to add two American beers to its North Street shelves
The Crediton westernwear shop is seeking permission to sell Lone Star and Pabst Blue Ribbon, with its licence application saying no other alcohol is currently planned.