Another successful beach school session delivered by Crazy Crabs Beach School last Saturday 😊 Judging by all the smiley faces the children had a wonderful time despite the arctic temperature!
These very popular beach school sessions are funded by Seaton Town Council and delivered by Crazy Crabs Beach School. There is a small charge per child to cover the cost of resources. Look out for information on the next session in February half term 🦀🦀
Seaton Town Council would like to wish everyone a happy and peaceful 2026 😊
Due to the current icy weather which is making it difficult for some staff to travel into Seaton, the office will remained closed today and will re-open tomorrow, Tuesday 6th January.
Stay warm and safe!
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A huge thank you to Beer Men's Shed for their support in repurposing a couple of old drums for The Gateway Theatre Seaton!
The creative genius that is Roy Vidler, working with Seaton Town Council and the theatre team, has transformed these drums into stunning bespoke side tables. They look absolutely amazing in the newly refurbished dressing rooms and add such a unique touch to the space.
Another great example of partnership working 😊
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Can’t beat them, Roy Vidler 😉 Excellent 👍
What an incredible job I was overwhelmed they look amazing thank you .You are so talented love them .☺️x
Oh how fabulous. Can't wait to see them. Brilliant work!
Seaton Town Council is delighted to support Seaton Primary School PTFA Events with their efforts to secure funds for vital maintenance and improvement works to the school's swimming pool and wish them the best of luck with their continued fundraising 😊
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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.
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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!
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My girls love all the Crazy Crabs Beach School sessions