News in Exmouth

Co-op is supporting people in the community and raising awareness of mental health with special pick-me-up packs.

Mums are the centrepiece of any family but Mother's Day can be a difficult time for some families.

While it's fabulous for those that can still celebrate the big day with their mums, sadly for some that isn't the case.

Three local causes in Exmouth have received much needed funds thanks to the Co-op's annual Local Community Fund campaign.

Each year, Co-op stores ask local people to nominate deserving community causes.

IN the wake of a survey published this month, the Co-op and Cruse Bereavement Support, the UK's leading bereavement charity have announced the launch of a new partnership to help people talk to each other about death and grief more openly.

As Exmouth and the rest of the country continues to cope with the legacy of the coronavirus pandemic, many people who have suffered bereavement are finding themselves alone, with no one to turn to.

This Christmas, the Co-op is helping to reduce food waste across the nation.

It has committed to doubling environmental charity Hubbub's network of Community Fridges as part of its 'Christmas Together with Food' campaign for 2021.

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Exmouth's Co-op store in Magnolia Walk reopened today (Friday 26 November) following major refurbishment works.

In Exmouth, the Co-op is supporting the mental wellbeing of the local community by providing vital funds to local cause 'HeadsUP', a community interest company offering free mental health awareness sessions to local schools and youth groups.

The pandemic has affected the mental health of millions, and World Mental Health Day in October helped raise awareness of mental health issues across the globe.

Co-operate is an online community centre bringing people in Exmouth together to make good things happen. Whether you want to find things to do, volunteer, join a group or set up your own – it's for people who care about their community and want to join forces to get things done.

Co-operate helps build stronger communities where people are more connected. There are over 20,000 people, including 11,000 groups, sharing ways to get involved and support each other. Created with local communities, by local communities and for local communities.

Exmouth Nub News aims to support our community, promoting shops, businesses, charities, clubs and sports groups. We will be profiling some of these businesses and organisations regularly in a feature called 'Up Close in Exmouth'.

This week we're talking to Joseph Cacchione, store manager of the Co-op's Exmouth store. Joseph told us about his experiences there, what makes the Co-op a great company and what the Exmouth store has been doing in the local community.

Exmouth Nub News is teaming up with your local Co-op in the next stage of a new partnership that will bring more community news and events to your doorstep.

This partnership will create a space where the people of Exmouth can report on all the amazing local stories happening every day, helping to lift spirits and wellbeing.