Martin Redfern
A joint city and county council bid for government funding to replace Mallison Bridge, which was closed five years ago at Exeter Quay before being removed, has failed.
Pedestrians and cyclists crossing Cricklepit Bridge are instead expected to continue sharing a narrow alleyway off Commercial Road for the foreseeable future.
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Planning inspector finds no evidence that “increase in crime and disorder” or “serious detrimental impacts on the health of local residents” would result from change of use from restaurant and takeaway unit.
Second year of “worship and ancillary uses” for retail park units to follow December 2023 planning approval for ultra-high density build-to-rent scheme for which neither planning permission nor consent notice yet published.
Further and higher education colleges with Barnstaple, Tiverton and several Exeter sites will now consider consequences of creating what would be largest college group in South West with public consultation due on plans before November decision.
Twelve year-old permission to add one full and one stepped-back storey to West Street elevation and remove all commercial space nevertheless remains extant.
SATURDAY 26 APRIL TO SATURDAY 21 JUNE 2025
Sculptor and installation artist Tabatha Andrews presents a new immersive exhibition.
EXETER PHOENIX
SATURDAY 10 MAY 2025
Exeter Pride returns for a celebration of LGBTQ+ diversity with a parade, marketplace, music, cabaret and more.
NORTHERNHAY GARDENS
SATURDAY 10 MAY 2025
Isca Ensemble and chorus perform a programme by Czech composer Antonín Dvořák.
EXETER CATHEDRAL
SUNDAY 18 MAY 2025
Market with stalls selling vintage items, handmade craft, food and drink plus live music from local artists returns for 2025 season.
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