An Exeter community are continuing their fight to safeguard a much-loved piece of parkland from development.
Part of Eastern Fields in Pinhoe lies on the planned route of a road to serve new housing develoments.
Local residents, who've grown up using the field for leisure and recreation, applied for it to be designated a village green - which was refused by the planning inspectorate.
But the campaigners aren't giving up and are taking legal advice on their next move.
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