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Christmas Opening Hours:
Seaton Town Council and the Tourist Information Centre will close for Christmas and the New Year at 1pm on Thursday 19th December 2024, resuming usual services on Monday 6th January 2025. We would like to wish everyone a very happy Christmas.
If you have an urgent query, please contact the following authorities who will be operating emergency cover:
East Devon District Council – Tel; 01404 515616
Devon County Council HIGHWAYS – Tel: 0345 155 1004
Environment Agency Floodline – Tel: 0345 988 1188
Water Safety
A guide designed to assist you during your visit to our beautiful town and coastal area in order that your use of the water is safe and fits in with the activities of other harbour and water users.
Flooding Advice
What can I do in case of flooding, or I have been flooded?
How do I get sandbags?
Please follow the link below to the East Devon District Council Website:
Emergency Response
How would you prepare for an emergency?
Emergencies such as flooding, fires and power cuts can affect us all. There are simple and effective steps that we can take to be more prepared.
Please follow this link for further information about preparing for an emergency.
No matter what the weather, you’ll find some great things to do in Seaton
Whether you are looking for information on Seaton’s attractions and events, wanting to explore our stunning natural environment, interested in experiencing the thrills of Seaton’s year-round outdoor activities, or just wanting somewhere to stay, eat or shop, you’ll find the latest information right here.
The town’s location on the Jurassic Coast, provides the inspiration across the town. Look out for the Jurassic-themed adventure golf at Seafield Gardens and the Jurassic-themed play park at The Underfleet. The council offices at Marshlands on Harbour Road also host a comprehensive tourist information service. We hope you’ll enjoy visiting all that Seaton has to offer.
Council
Seaton Town Council is the grass roots level of local government and acts as a consultee and lobbying force with both the County and District Councils, putting forward the wishes and needs of the local community.
Community
Seaton enjoys comprehensive local services as well as a multitude of community groups for all ages and whatever your interests.
Accommodation
Whether you are looking for an overnight stay, a short break, or a longer holiday, Seaton offers a great range of accommodation from campsites to small bed & breakfasts and lovely self-catering cottages.
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I think the "key" here is the tenant has not been managing the building properly, as it clearly states in the press release. As someone helping to run an organisation severely affected by this situation and aware of some of the issues, I can only say that STC has been very helpful in keeping me appraised of the facts and likely impact. STC is also owning getting this resolved, where the Gateway Theatre Company Ltd has failed.
So the landlord (STC) is laying the blame on the tenant. They should have their own inspection regime in place and if so this situation would have been rectified some time ago.
I have to comment here, as a regular user of the Gateway, with our taekwondo club. This statement from the council does at least outline who is responsible. In my experience, most commercial premises (of which I have a reasonable amount of experience), start a conversation with a potential tenant and the terms and conditions are clearly outlined before any agreements take place or before any contracts are signed. The secrecy behind the closure and nobody admitting ownership to the problem has left a sour taste with most people, so reading this at least gives a little honest clarity. I have spent hours, if not days trying to find suitable venues that can hold the students I have, with enough room to facilitate us. Fortunately I think we may be in a position to crack on with training now, but there has been no offer of help or even any real care shown, considering we are a non for profit club, running for the good of the community. The whole experience has been very stressful. The thought of losing our club, after spending 6 years building it was simply an unacceptable option. Traditionally, January is when clubs like our attract new students, but with no regular training hall to advertise, that's not to be this year. Anyway, that's off my chest now! Hopefully it will be a great year for everyone... If the council want to hand over the Town Hall to us for a full time Olympic tkd training gym, we would be happy to chat about it! 😬🤣
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