News in Sidmouth

County Hall in Exeter - The home of Devon County Council.

Council tax is set to rise in Sidmouth as the county council plans to spend more money on vulnerable children, social care and roads.

The budget, approved at Devon County Hall yesterday (February 20), will see more than £43 million extra pumped into vital services with an additional £23.7 million for adult care and health, £11.5 million more for children's services and £2 million more to help deal with drainage issues on the road network.

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Sidmouth Esplanade. Picture courtesy of Ian James Cox.

Welcome to this week's planning briefing from Sidmouth Nub News. Every week your Nub News team will put together a report on the planning applications, big and small, submitted to the area's planning authority, East Devon District Council, from the Sidmouth area.

The applications featured in this report have been verified by EDDC but decisions on the applications have not yet been made.

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Home Instead Senior Care are currently recruiting in the Sidmouth area.

Local homecare provider Home Instead Senior Care are currently recruiting kind and compassionate people in the Sidmouth area, to support clients to remain independent in their own homes.

They invite anybody who would like to find out more to drop in at their open day, for coffee and an informal chat. This will be held at their office in Budleigh Salterton (address below) on Wednesday 26th February. There are two available slots to choose from: 10am-1pm and 5pm-7pm.

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As part of Sidmouth Arboretum's tree planting collaboration with Sidmouth Town Council and a local employer who is sponsoring our work (their name will be revealed after February 27), a community orchard is to be planted on land beside Stowford Community Centre

Planting is due to take place on Friday, 28 February.

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