By The Editor
14th Jan 2022 | Local News
Proposals to stop holding council meetings in Tipton St John will be sent out for public discussion following a debate last week.
Blaze is believed to have been started accidentally
A group combating loneliness and isolation in the Sid Valley has been saved thanks to a generous donation from an anonymous benefactor.
Date: 16.10.2018
Time: 19:56
Location: Causeway, Beer.
The Fire Service were called to reports of a vehicle on fire at the above location. One fire appliance from Seaton and one fire appliance from Colyton were mobilised to this incident.
Once the crew had fully extinguished the fire the vehicle was made safe and this incident was handed back over to the vehicle owner. The cause of fire is believed to be accidental however this vehicle was 100% damaged by fire and smoke.
By The Editor
14th Jan 2022 | Local News
Beautiful flowers, displays and spots which have been manicured to perfection helped to secure Beer a gold award at the South West in Bloom awards.
Volunteers provide a weekly round-up of local news stories in audio format, for people with visual impairments
By The Editor
14th Jan 2022 | Local News
Sidmouth is expected to come to a standstill as part of a people’s march to mark 100 years since the end of World War One.
Fresh plans to build a multi-million pound business park at Sidford have been refused on account of the number of lorries to would bring.
By The Editor
14th Jan 2022 | Local News
Local planning authority's concerns over a potentially lethal combination of narrow roads and increased heavy goods vehicle usage has resulted in refusal of Sidford business park planning application
Details of the application can be viewed on the online applications page of the East Devon website - insert application reference 18/1094/MOUT.
Ed Dolphin, treasurer of Sidmouth Arboretum and newly appointed Sid Valley Tree Warden takes a look at the autumn colours.
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