Martin Redfern
Exeter City Council’s executive committee has agreed to postpone delivery of the 2023-24 Exeter City Living business plan until a fortnight after the financial year to which it applies begins – five months later than already agreed.
Its decision is intended to allow time to appoint contractors for the first phase of the council-owned company’s long-delayed Vaughan Road development.
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