Important day for Glen Goyle
Tomorrow, Thurs 11th July, FOGG (Friends of Glen Goyle) members will be lined up to meet the RHS judges for Britain in Bloom and hoping… Read More »Important day for Glen Goyle
Tomorrow, Thurs 11th July, FOGG (Friends of Glen Goyle) members will be lined up to meet the RHS judges for Britain in Bloom and hoping… Read More »Important day for Glen Goyle
You may remember that there were many questions we did not have time to put to the candidates but which we promised would be asked.… Read More »Last Hustings information
Is it worth waiting for? The VGS organised a Hustings on the 19th of June, it was hoped we could live-stream it but it was… Read More »Sidmouth Hustings online
Planning application granted with conditions At the Council meeting on the 18th June EDDC gave planning permission for Rockfish’s new plans for the Drill Hall… Read More »Drill Hall and toilet/shelter
We are now only 5 days away from the Sidmouth Hustings held by the Vision Group for Sidmouth The event will be held at All… Read More »Hustings update
General Election Hustings in Sidmouth: Wednesday 19th June 7pm at All Saints’ Church. Voters invited to submit questions beforehand online or at the door. .… Read More »Hustings 2024
How should we be talking about the environment? . By now it’s become very clear that the perils of greenwashing have spread far and wide – and… Read More »From ‘greenwashing’ to ‘greenhushing’
A selection from the Transition Town movement’s monthly latest… . This month’s highlights: What to do about the Election? Elections campaigns can divide our communities, but it can… Read More »June news from Transition Together
Voters will have the opportunity to quiz candidates at the upcoming hustings event in Sidmouth on Wednesday 19th June – with more information to follow…… Read More »Winning the rural/farming/countryside vote: engaging the candidates
‘The powers of connection and circularity’ With excepts from this month’s thoughtful and intelligent newsletter from the Design Council: . …. Design for Planet –… Read More »The Design Council’s June newsletter – ‘Design for Planet’
“Exeter needs to do something about its traffic problem.” [Prof Richard Betts, Exeter University] . The county town has got a problem with traffic –… Read More »BREAKING: Exeter LTN scrapped
“Adversely impacting on the visibility of and access to and around adjacent public buildings.” [District Council’s planning committee] . There has been quite a lot… Read More »BREAKING: application for public toilet block at Sidmouth Swimming Pool REFUSED
“Making the most the inherent character of this brick built Victorian former steam laundry.” [Stags estate agents] . Back in January, there was some very… Read More »Laundry Lane: new housing in old buildings: ‘an imaginative redevelopment’
“Rather than seeing the turbulence of the post-Covid working world as something to sulk about, we should see it is as an opportunity to innovate… Read More »Getting flexible with work
“… the imperative of collaborating in surmounting food insecurity, environmental degradation, and political polarization.” [ Think Global Health] . Of late, there have been several… Read More »Collaborating on the environment locally