Exmouth town councillors will hold a two minute silence for the victims of last week's fatal coach crash this evening.
It's their first meeting since the tragedy last Tuesday involving a group of elderly people on a trip to Cornwall organised by Age Concern.
Two women were killed and three people remain in hospital with serious injuries.
This evening's meeting also sees the mayor handing over his chain of office to his deputy, Bill Nash.
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