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“We shouldn’t be surprised by such manoeuvres”, senior EDDC Officer tells Cabinet

Deputy Chief Executive, Richard Cohen, has once again showed complete disdain for the serious concerns of East Devon residents. Completely failing to comprehend the impact, particularly on Sidmouth, of the planned Knowle relocation, he resorted to insulting the Knowle Residents’ Association(KRA). KRA’s Town and Village Green application has delayed the marketing of the Knowle and other major sites required to fund the building of a new office at Skypark, which has not yet been publicly costed. Cohen told the Cabinet meeting last night that ,”We shouldn’t be surprised by such manoeuvres”.

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How can Sidmouth be improved? Just one more month (June) to have your say.

A reminder that residents’ views are being sought by Sidmouth Town Council, on how the Sid Valley and surrounding area could be improved for local people and for tourists. Consultation forms can be obtained from the town council office, or online at http://www.sidmouth.gov.uk . The consultation deadline is 30th June.

District Councillor Graham Troman has put out a plea for everyone in the area to work together and pool their ideas for “progress without spoiling” Sidmouth, Sidford, Sidbury and Salcombe Regis.

And the Vision Group for Sidmouth (https://www.visionforsidmouth.org/) who were formed 9 years ago, with similar objectives, have already started successful forward-looking initiatives, such as Sidmouth Science Festival,and have produced well-researched documents on ensuring a flourishing future for the Sid Valley. The VgS will be collating the latest thoughts at their AGM ..poster here: AGM June 2014 All welcome to attend and participate!