Seaton Town Council welcomes three new councillors 🙂
Cllr Tamsin Pengelly brings over 15 years’ experience in social care management and is committed to supporting positive, practical initiatives that benefit residents.
Cllr Andrew Gwyn-Davies, is a Director of Re:store Axe Valley CIC and has been actively involved in local groups, initiatives and community projects since moving to Seaton in 2017. He aims to support local events and community organisations that bring people together to help strengthen the community and promote pride in the town.
Cllr Paul Wright brings a wealth of project management, strategic planning, estate management and compliance experience and is keen to balance exciting development opportunities with preserving Seaton’s village like charm. #
They join our dedicated team of councillors Amrik Singh, Marcus Hartnell, Jack Rowland, Cheryl Wood, Kathryn Pike, Neil Dyke, Eric Bowman, Peter Burrows and Dan Ledger.
How do you access bus timetables? Devon County Council want to hear from you
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Seaton Town Council is delighted to support local community organisations through its Community Grant Scheme 😊
What difference do these grants make?
✅They assist local organisations in providing valuable services to local residents
✅They foster community cohesion
✅They support the health and wellbeing of the local community
If you think your community group could benefit from a grant, please contact the Council office at deputyclerk@seaton.gov.uk to find out more.
Details of grants awarded in previous years can be found on the Council’s website at seaton.gov.uk/community-grants/
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Appreciate all you do
Thank you for your help and support towards our Dressing rooms upgrade ☺️
Thank you very much for your support!
Devon County Council has launched a 12 week consultation to help shape the future of libraries across Devon.
You can access the survey by clicking this link: devon.cc/your-libraries
Please also take some time to read the background information to the consultation. In particular, the proposed new opening hours, which will be 15 hours per week for Seaton Library, can be found here devonlibraries.commonplace.is/en-GB/proposals/v3/the-proposed-changes-to-the-service?step=step4
Local library teams will be supporting the consultation as best they can but if you have any questions, please contact the DCC consultation team directly at communitiesconsultation@devon.gov.uk
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Thank you to our amazing community 🤩
Over the past few weeks Seaton Town Council has worked incredibly hard behind the scenes to ensure Seaton’s Christmas lights were installed in time for last night’s big switch-on. Seeing the wonderful atmosphere in the town made it all worthwhile.
A huge thank you to Seaton Chamber for organising such a fantastic event 🙌 We are so pleased that the weather was kind and that so many of you were able to come together and make Seaton sparkle ✨ 🎄
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Seaton Town Council's Community Consultation closes this Sunday so if you have not yet completed the survey please do so this weekend via this link surveys.breakthroughcomms.co.uk/zs/7E6JOU
Cllr Kathryn Pike will be in the Gateway foyer tomorrow afternoon with paper copies and pens for those who do not wish to complete it digitally.
A huge thank you to everyone who has already taken the time to share their views, your feedback matters and will help the Council to plan for the forthcoming local government reorganisation and protect what matters most to the community.
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BY-ELECTION - SEATON TOWN COUNCIL
Alongside the current co-option process to find two new councillors, a third vacancy has arisen on Seaton Town Council. An election has been called to fill this vacancy along with a vacancy on EDDC and this will take place on 11 December. Anyone who wishes to stand for election can find further information and an nomination form, by accessing the link below:
seaton.gov.uk/elections/
The closing date for nominations is Friday 14 November at 4pm and these must be delivered to EDDC in Honiton by hand, in line with the electoral rules. Should anyone have any questions they can contact either the Town Clerk at Seaton Town Council or Electoral Services at EDDC.
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