Have your say! East Devon Trees and Playparks

Have your say!  East Devon District Council Consultations

 

East Devon District Council is inviting residents to share their thoughts on

  • East Devon's first Tree, Hedge & Woodland Strategy, and
  • refurbishment of nine East Devon play areas

 

East Devon's first Tree, Hedge & Woodland Strategy

Trees offer numerous benefits, such as enhancing both natural and urban environments and boosting health and wellbeing. Your feedback about tree, woodland and hedge coverage locally will help shape the strategy, improving and expanding the natural environment on both public and private land, including development sites.

Make sure your voice is heard by filling in the short survey before 5pm on Friday 6 September 2024.

 

Refurbishment of nine East Devon play areas

Nine play areas will receive upgraded play equipment and safety surfaces as part of a £1 million investment from East Devon District Council.

The equipment at these locations has reached the end of its life and requires replacing. Exmouth’s play areas at Baker Close, Carter Avenue, Byron Way, and Littleham Village Hall, are amongst those to be refurbished. Whitebridges, Willow Walk and Allhallows play areas in Honiton will also be upgraded, as well as Slewton Crescent play area in Whimple and Land of Canaan play area in Ottery St Mary.

Share your thoughts on what you would like to see in the refurbished play areas before 5pm on Friday 23 August 2024.

 

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