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Bird breeding season will be 'decimated' as Princes Parade prep work starts
The works could also generate both noise and unpleasant odours during the first week, due to the site's previous use as a municipal waste tip
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Mid Devon reaffirms commitment to climate change with £1.4million spend
Councillors have called for greater transparency on what is being spent on green initiatives
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Covid-19 blamed as Mid Devon recycling targets not met
A pilot scheme next year may see an improvement
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Fears noise will reverberate across the Exe Valley at Bampton holiday let
Currently, the site is home to four-holiday accommodation buildings with an associated fishing lake
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Calls for co-operation on planning after raised decking refused
Councillors at Mid Devon's planning committee on Wednesday, March 10, did not debate the issue but voted in favour of the officer's recommendation to refuse it
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Outbuilding refused as it would invade privacy of neighbour's bedroom
The applicant sought planning permission for the building's retention to be used ancillary to the main house
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Campaigners urge Neil Parish to support climate bill
The group met outside Tesco at 9am before the store manager told them to leave
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Wayward golf balls and walker's safety prompt holiday lodge refusal
The final decision was deferred to allow more information before refusal
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Redrow Homes reveal 166-homes plan for Tiverton Eastern Urban Extension
The dwellings and open space would be north and south of Blundell’s Road and around Uplowman Road
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Rhyddings school site 'on track for September reopening'
Pupils have been based at Hameldon Community College in Burnley since June 2019
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Halton feels financial pain of lockdown
The number of people claiming Universal Credit has increased in the borough but the area has fared better than some of its neighbours.
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Lockdown One Year On: Data shows impact of coronavirus on Kent and Sussex
Thousands of people in Kent and Sussex have experienced the heartbreak of losing a loved one to Covid-19; while others have lost jobs, seen businesses closed or suffered the crippling loneliness of being isolated from friends and close relations.