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People have continued to make their voices heard on plans for the future development of Exeter.
The latest Exeter Plan exhibition roadshow was held at Exeter’s historic Guildhall in the High Street.
More: news.exeter.gov.uk/roadshows…
youtube.com/watch?v=K10vuR2-…
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The Exeter Plan exhibition roadshow is underway as it begins a 10 week tour of every ward in the city.
The first public exhibition was held on Monday 3 October in Newtown, at the Newtown Community Centre in Belmont Park.
More: bit.ly/3dYP8T4
ALT Exeter City Council Leader Phil Bialyk
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The Exeter Plan - the city’s new Local Plan - looks ahead over the next 20 years to 2040 and will be the blueprint that shapes the future development of Exeter.
The Draft is now ready for consultation and we invite you to Have Your Say.... bit.ly/3xSWnmi
ALT Have your say and shape Exeter's Future
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A new pedestrian and cycle bridge has been lifted into place as part of the development of Marsh Barton railway station.
The installation of the 16-metre span structure over the railway line is a major milestone in the project.
Read more: bit.ly/3IBFzDL
ALT Pedestrian and cycle bridge at the emerging Marsh Barton railway station in Exeter
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#Exeter Council trailblazes a radical alternative to the energy-guzzling swimming pool.
The first of its kind in the #UK, the #leisure centre will use #Passivhaus principles to reduce its #energy footprint. @Dunc_W @BuildingNews @ExeterCouncil #KeyCities
building.co.uk/buildings/tak…
ALT The main pool area features a glulam truss supporting the roof above. Passivhaus levels of insulation mean relative humidity can be increased by 5% without risk of condensation, cutting energy-sapping evaporation from the pool. Source: Oliver Lane, taken from Building Magazine
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Exeter’s new Passivhaus leisure centre St Sidwell’s Point has been praised by a national construction publication for setting new standards in the industry.
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ALT St Sidwell's Point leisure centre praised by national building magazine
City Development retweeted
The Council has set a balanced budget for the year ahead and highlighted why Exeter has much to look forward to over the next 12 months.
Read more: bit.ly/3IimyWI
ALT Exeter City Council Leader Phil Bialyk
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The Planning Portal is now available again. This was due to a problem with the technical infrastructure. Thank you for your patience and sorry for the inconvenience.
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Exeter can realise its ambition to become a Net Zero Carbon City - as long as organisations and individuals all play their part.
That’s the message from Lead Councillor Rachel Sutton.
Even small changes in our lives can make a big difference.
Read more: bit.ly/3gpPP5E
ALT Cllr Rachel Sutton Lead Councillor for Net Zero Carbon Exeter
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Former council homes in Exeter could be bought back by the local authority to help end rough sleeping in the city.
We want to hear from leaseholders who currently own ex-Exeter City Council one-bedroom properties, and may be considering selling.
Read more: bit.ly/35C5ZGG
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We are aware of a problem with submitting applications. The team are working to fix this as soon as possible. Please refrain from emailing Support with this issue. We will update the Blog with any further information. blog.planningportal.co.uk/
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New images reveal Exeter’s iconic new leisure centre St Sidwell’s Point as the finishing touches are put in place ahead of opening in the spring.
It is the UK’s first leisure centre built to the super energy efficient Passivhaus standard.
▶️▶️ news.exeter.gov.uk/finishing…
ALT St SIdwell's Point
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Exeter named UK's second cleanest and proudest city.
✅ Second in the overall Neighbourhood Pride category
✅ Second place nationally for how clean the city is
And we received first place for spending on environmental and regulatory services. 😀👏
▶ news.exeter.gov.uk/exeter-na…
ALT Exeter
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From 00:01 27 January, all Plan B restrictions will be lifted in England.
Please continue to be cautious by washing your hands, letting fresh air in, getting tested, self-isolating if positive and wearing a face covering in crowded and enclosed settings.
bit.ly/33DJ7pD
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People are being asked for suggestions on how to spend £10,000 of money to improve the environment in the city centre.
The improvements are part of the @SaferCentralExe initiative, a partnership involving the City Council, Police and @tweetinexeter
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The search is on to find Batonbearers in Exeter for this summer’s Queen’s Baton Relay to mark the start of this year’s Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.
People can’t nominate themselves and nominees must be 12 years or older on 2 June.
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Exeter residents can benefit from free energy efficiency improvements worth up to £10,000 as part of a Government-funded program delivered by E.on and Happy Energy Solutions.
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The following planning applications have been received and can be viewed online by visiting our website: bit.ly/3A2OmuT
Letters of objection, comments or support can be made via the application on our website, or directly to the case officer stated on the application.
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The finishing touches are underway.
St Sidwell's Point is expected to open in the spring.
These new pictures show the amazing new fitness studios in the centre.
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Great to see the Pinces Gardens Gatehouse open again. Looks great.
The iconic gatehouse – dating back to around 1912 – has been re-roofed and repaired to preserve the history of the park.
bit.ly/33vt4K3
