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Cranbrook could get pool, shops and fire station as major plans face vote (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. Residents of Devon’s newest town could be nearing the end of a long wait for major facilities as triple-pronged plans for a leisure centre, shops and a possible fire station have been lodged. Cranbrook’s residents have frequently complained about th
Devon and Somerset fire crews warn over cuts as service faces £3.9m funding gap (opens the original)
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Calls have been made for the countyâs fire service to hold a summit so key local and national decisionmakers can hear of the âperilsâ facing it. The Devon & Somerset Fire and Rescue Service has predicted it could suffer a âbest caseâ £3.9 million funding gap over the medium-term, even if it raises its portion of council tax by the most possible over the next five years. Even though house fires and accidents on the roads are generally reducing, the likes of wildfires and flooding are i
Campaigners hit out as Devon library supervisor jobs face possible cuts (opens the original)
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The organisation that oversees Devon's libraries has claimed it would be "inappropriate to comment" on the potential cutting of library supervisor jobs. Libraries Unlimited confirmed an internal staff consultation had begun, and that while it was ongoing, it could not elaborate on it. But campaigners have sounded the horn on the process, reacting with dismay at a process that could see the number of so-called library supervisors reduced. Councillor Cheryl Cottle-Hunkin (far left) at Dartmouth Li
Lidl submits plans for new store on agricultural land near Devon’s newest town (opens the original)
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A major discount supermarket has submitted formal plans to develop a store in Devon’s newest town. Lidl has put in proposals on the edge of Cranbrook, within the consented Tresbeare expansion area that is set to see just over 1,000 homes built on what is now agricultural land. The expansion is also set to include a neighbourhood centre, open space, seating and public art. Lidl’s plans for London Road also include four other retail and commercial units, which documents suggest could be used for t
Mum's six-month fight to get autistic daughter back into school continues (opens the original)
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A Devon mum is fighting for her daughter’s education after it tops six months since she has been able to attend school. Magri-Jade Jackson said her seven-year-old daughter, Phoenix, has “significant special needs” due to her autism, and has seen placements in two mainstream schools forced to end. Ms Jackson took the huge step of moving from North to South Devon to be nearer a specialist school, however, so far she has been unable to secure a placement for her daughter there. With Phoenix out of
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