*Labour councillors, backed by Conservatives, block motion to develop a local planning policy on Co-living *Labour say policy will form part of the review of the Local Plan, but this could […]
Month: December 2020
City Centre councillors condemn Labour’s ‘cavalier’ attitude to dramatic rise in graffiti
Progressive Group councillors, representing St James and St David’s, have accused Labour of a cavalier attitude towards dramatic increases in levels of graffiti in Exeter in recent weeks. The criticism […]
Greens urge residents to take ‘whole neighbourhood approach’ in response to Queen Street social distancing proposals
Exeter St David’s Green Party councillor, Diana Moore, is urging residents to back a whole neighbourhood approach to proposed temporary social distancing measures for Queen Street and the surrounding area. […]
Small Business Saturday: Greens call for extra support to help Exeter’s small businesses survive and thrive
This Small Business Saturday, Exeter Green Party is calling on the government to introduce a five-point plan to support small businesses [1], many of which have suffered heavy losses during the […]
Greens welcome bid to call in Harlequins Co-Living development
Cllr Diana Moore, the Green Party councillor for St David’s ward which includes the city centre, has welcomed a request to the Secretary of State to call in the Co-Living […]
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