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Sidmouth Town Council by-election results

The composition of Sidmouth Town Council continues its sea change, with possible consequences for matters of SOS concern..not least, the direction that future development of the Sid Valley will take. The new council is already assessing the feasibility of a Neighbourhood Plan,long overdue.
Results of the recent West Ward by election are here: http://eastdevon.gov.uk/media/1338508/Declaration-of-results.pdf
Information about the candidates is noted in the Sidmouth Herald report referred to here: https://saveoursidmouth.com/2015/09/21/two-candidates-declared-for-sidmouth-town-council-by-election/


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Shaping the future of Port Royal, Sidmouth.

Community engagement is key to what happens to the currently run-down eastern end of Sidmouth seafront (see  http://www.sidmouthherald.co.uk/news/news/port_royal_future_let_s_get_the_community_on_board_1_2010242)

Updates on ideas being pursued (e.g.  a long- talked-about  jetty), are at Vision Group for Sidmouth’s brand new blog   http://futuresforumvgs.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/plans-for-port-royal-waterborne.html .

Some background, in an article published almost one year ago, can be found at this link:   http://www.devonnewscentre.info/funding-sought-to-kick-start-jurassic-coast-marine-transport-links/

And on Monday evening at the Anchor Inn, Fore Street, all are welcome to a presentation on plans for transforming Sidmouth’s Drill Hall. Details at  http://sidmouthdrillhall.wordpress.com/2013/04/10/open-meeting-15th-april-7pm/