Wild East Devon staff will be doing a pop‑up at Tesco Seaton tomorrow, Thursday 5th February, to chat, answer questions, and share more information about this project.
Pop by and say hello😊
***Seaton Library Opening Hours – Seaton Town Council Response***
Seaton Town Council has formally submitted a response to Devon County Council’s consultation on the proposed reductions to Seaton Library opening hours. The response expresses strong opposition on behalf of the Seaton community.
Councillors have highlighted how important the library is for the local community — it offers not only access to books but also to film show events, educational support, a community larder, a warm space and more. Seaton Town Council is asking Devon County Council to review the data behind the proposals and ensure Seaton’s needs are properly reflected.
You can read the full response in the graphic below.
Seaton residents are encouraged to take part in the consultation and make their views heard. The consultation can be accessed here devon.cc/your-libraries Your voice matters in protecting this valued community resource.
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Seaton Library FoSL ..... Friends of Seaton Library
East Devon District Council off a free weekly East Devon residents news bulletin. Visit their Facebook book page for details on how to sign up.
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Seaton Town Council has a new Town Councillor blog page!
Every month your Town Councillors will share their views and provide updates on the issues that matter most to our community. Click here to access the page seaton.gov.uk/town-councillor-blog/ or click seaton.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Cllr-Jack-Rowland-January-2026.pdf to go straight to Cllr Rowland's blog about Seaton's seafront.
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Seaton Town Council is always delighted to hear about the positive impact that the Council's community grant scheme has had on the local community and this warm email of thanks from Operation Rudolph Community Project clearly demonstrates the difference that this support can make 😊 Thank you to all those who volunteered with and contributed to the success of Operation Rudolph Community Project last month.
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Latest flooding update from Devon & Cornwall Police🚨 FLOODING LATEST 🚨
Following heavy rain, areas of Devon are continuing to be hit by localised flooding this morning. Please only drive if absolutely essential.
Current road closures include:
Exeter & East
The Trafalgar Way, Axminster
A376 Clyst St George to Clyst St Mary inbound closed/outbound one lane open
A3072 near the Cat and Fiddle
A379 Devon Motel, passable with care
A30 NH – Closed either end of Honiton
London road, Cranbrook Junction Gribble Lane
A376 Exmouth Road, Lympstone – Flooded and impassable
Beacon Lane, Exeter – Flooded impassable
Streatham Drive, Exeter – Flooded impassable
A303 Upottery
A358 Weycroft Bridge
A3052 Boshill Hill
South
A382 Monks Way near B3387 roundabout Bovey Tracey
Totnes Road, Buckfastleigh – Flooding, impassable
Newton Road, Kingsteignton – Still passable but flooded
Moretonhampstead Road, Lustleigh – Flooded impassable
Ashburton Road, Newton Abbot
A379 Station Road, Dawlish
Mid
A377 Crediton both ends, flooding and a landslip
A377 junction with Queen Elizabeth Drive, Crediton – Flooding. Road impassable.
B3181 Cullompton to Willand closed at 5 bridges
Hemyock Road, Culmstock – Flooding, impassable
A396 Stoke Road, Stoke Canon – Flooding, impassable
Devon County Council is continuing to provide updates here: orlo.uk/ooZrW
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