Martin Redfern
Planning permission to rebuild the Royal Clarence Hotel as residential flats with ground floor commercial units has still not been granted more than eight months after the city council approved the plans.
An extended 26 May deadline to sign a s106 legal agreement requiring developer contributions to health, education and affordable housing elsewhere in the city was not met.
An extended deadline for its completion has now been set at 14 July, six years and nine months after the hotel burnt down.
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Proposals for 54 dwellings on Exeter Golf and Country Club Topsham Golf Academy driving range enabled by city council approval of replacement driving range in Ludwell Valley Park.
FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 2024
An evening of classical music by candlelight performed by London Concertante.
EXETER CATHEDRAL
