East Devon Council

  • ‘Unprecedented demand’ for homes at Cranbrook
    THE New Community of Cranbrook in East Devon took yet another giant step forward at the weekend, when an estimated 1,000-2,000 people, some of whom may become the first residents, looked around the first show homes.  
  • Seasonal beach ban on dogs starts 1 May
    DOG OWNERS are reminded that East Devon District Council’s byelaws prohibiting dogs from certain parts of the beaches in the District are about to come into force again after the winter break. The dog ban runs from 1 May to 30 September each year.
  • EDDC wins Silver in Olympic Year
    EDDC has won Investors in People’s Silver Award following a recent review, one of only two district councils in Devon to achieve this standard.
  • Sea claims Seaton beach huts
    During the storms and high tide last week a number of beach huts along Seaton’s West Walk sustained substantial damage and some were washed away.
  • Elizabeth Hall site to be offered for sale
    Exmouth’s Elizabeth Hall site will be offered for sale on the open market as early as next month, East Devon District Council (EDDC) confirmed this week.
  • Homing in on better services for tenants
    On Wednesday (18 April 2012) the Housing Service of East Devon District Council held a cream tea for tenants, elected members and staff to celebrate the start of a new funding regime for council owned housing.
  • Planning blueprint moves up a gear
    EDDC is moving on to the next stage in its Local Plan process – creating the planning blueprint for the district up to 2026.
  • Design a sculpture for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee!
    CHILDREN and young people who live in East Devon could get their drawing made into a real-life sculpture and installed in their local park for everyone to see!
  • Work starts on £9m Clyst Honiton Bypass
    WORK on a vital piece of infrastructure in the Exeter and East Devon Growth Point will begin officially tomorrow (Friday 16 March 2012), when representatives from the local authorities, developers and key stakeholders in the project will visit the site.
  • Steve aims to help EDDC build a future in Honiton
    A COMPANY with global construction experience has been appointed by East Devon District Council to deliver the proposed relocation of the the Council’s headquarters from Sidmouth to Honiton.

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  • Litter bin, 17th May, EX32 0LP
    Bin full again
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Blakes Hill Road, Landkey
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  • Pothole, 16th May, dalwood
    Potholes/road surface deteriorating
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Ham Road, Hawley Bottom
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  • Pothole, 16th May, yarcombe
    Pothole growing
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Yarcombe
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  • Road surface, 16th May, ex13 7
    Surface of road deteriorating
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Ham Road, Hawley Bottom
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  • Dangerous Path, 16th May, EX34 8RE
    I reported this 2 weeks ago and was told someone would be dealing I have heard nothing. The path is now just a mud stream making it practically impossible to use to access the Cairn nature trail. The problem seems to be because a "stream" runs underneath the bridge. Can it not be diverted elsewhere or at least a trench dug so that it is not constantly wetting the area
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Slade Road, Ilfracombe
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  • Mud/water running from fields, 15th May, ex32
    Mud/water running from fields for many days after rain since farmer has plowed fields - blocked gully's ?
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): B3232, Eastacombe
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  • Road surface missing, 15th May, ex32
    The edge of the tarmac has been removed & I've seen cars drop front wheels into the missing strip & struggle to steer out of it, I think it was done to stop the water running down the road from the farmers fields but the ridge is sharp & looks unfinnished
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): B3217, Atherington
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  • Sleeping policemen humps, warning chevrons very worn away, 15th May, EX39 1NN
    On the Sleeping policemen humps, the warning chevrons are very worn away and very difficult to see on this stretch of road from the gatehut to the parking at Grey Sands Hill. Danger of Vehicle damage as they are almost invisable.
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  • Sleeping policemen humps, warning chevrons very worn away, 15th May, EX39 1NN
    On the Sleeping policemen humps, the warning chevrons are very worn away and very difficult to see on this stretch of road from the gate to the parking. Danger of Vehicle damage as they are almost invisable.
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  • Noise, 14th May, EX34 8NE
    The wind mill at philip dennis frozen food is extremly noisy, we can haear it with clearly with all windows closed, and our children are having difficulty sleeping because of it
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Mullacott Industrial Estate, Ilfracombe
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  • Worn out road !!!, 14th May, EX39 5BA
    The problem is on Old Road on the way down to the Thatched Inn, road completely worn out due to continuing digging up, there is also a big pothole near the entrance to Pump Lane.
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Abbotsham
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  • Bad repair, 14th May, TQ12 6ED
    I reported a large pothole on Thursday direct on the Devon Highways site. Unable to get on it today! Hole repaired Friday 11th. Filling coming out of the hole today! Keeps being repaired and always a shoddy job. Does anybody know what they are doing?
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Pitley Road, Ashburton
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  • Large Pothole, 14th May, TQ12 6ED
    This hole has been reported before. Your team turned up and filled other holes in the area but not the largest one. Please can you do something before I or a neigbour damage a car or worse fall off a bicycle and injure themselves.
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Denbury
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  • Sunken depression on main A385, 13th May, TQ10 9LL
    Cetre of eastbound lane of A385 close to cottages on north side of road, bad depression around what appears to be a recently excavation around a small metal plate (water stopcock, hydrant, etc.). Possibly created by a contractor for one of the utility companies.
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): A385, South Brent
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  • Bonfire, 12th May, EX39 2BT
    From approx 5 pm a refuse fire / bonfire was started near by the new flats in what used to be the car park for the 'New Inn'. Smoke still blowing over at 10.10 pm and billowing over into neighbours gardens and my own. Unable to dry washing earlier. Fumes coming through windows (single glazed sash - as listed building). Affecting asthma. Will have trouble sleeping. Assume this will bonfire will continue overnight? There was no prior warning given.
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): A386, Bideford
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  • Street Lighting Not Working, 12th May, EX4 5AY
    Two Street lights are inoperative
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Wrefords Close, Exeter
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  • Lights on during the day Westward Ho!, 12th May, EX39 1LH
    Four of the Promenade lights were on during the day plus the lights in the Village Square are also on during the day. This is not required and as you know costs money. Could the time clock? be altered please. The promenade lights are the ones in front of Horizon View and the row of beach huts.Thank you.
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Ennisfarne Road, Westward Ho!
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  • 7.5 Ton Lorry parked in residential street, 11th May, EX4 2NY
    Registration: YJ11 0VK Vehicle Make/Model: Iveco Eurocargo ML75E16 Company: Mark Group Ltd This 7.5 ton vehicle is frequently parked at this location. This blocks a farmer's access to his fields and would also prevent the access of the emergency services/vehicles in the event of a fire to the rear of Thorndale Courts. The driver of the vehicle does not even live in Whitycombe Way and always walks into Garland Close where I assume he resides.

    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 36 Whitycombe Way, Exeter
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  • Appledore pavement blockers, 11th May
    Today another instance in Appledore of pavement blocking. I was not able to pass a cr parked on the pavement and had to walk in the road.
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Backfield, Appledore
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  • Appledore railings dangerous, 11th May
    One side of the 2inch? metal rail has rusted right through. There is a 15ft? drop - this could be dangerous. The railing is to the left of the house which has a lot of glass facing the sea and to the right of the Lifeboat Station. There are 2 wood seats a few metres from the railing and a litter bin by the house. It is right on the estuary. When you look down you see the rock and mud/water below.
    Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Jubilee Road & Irsha Street, Appledore
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