This month's Town Councillor Blog post is now on the council's website. Seaton's Mayor and Chairman of Seaton Town Council, Cllr Amrik Singh, reflects on the past year and what lies ahead for the town. You can read the blog here seaton.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Cllr-Amrik-Singh-Blog-Post-March-26.pdf
Seaton Town Council is holding a town council surgery on Saturday 11th April at Seaton Library If you would like to chat to local town councillors about anything in the recent town council newsletter or any concerns or ideas that you may have, then please come along between 10am and 12pm.
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Seaton Town Council is delighted to support Axe Valley Christians Against Poverty with a donation of 8 delicious Easter eggs☺️
If you would like to support local families this Easter with the donation of a chocolate egg (costing no more than £4) please contact Sharon on 07519751999 or Alix on 07895539133. Alternatively please drop donations directly to St Gregory's Church clearly marked AVCAP Easter Egg before 29th March.
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Seaton Town Council Newsletter Launch!
The first edition of Seaton Town Council’s newsletter is now available to read online here seaton.gov.uk/town-council-newsletters/
Hard copies of the newsletter can also be found inside the centre pages of the new Restore Community Handbook which is being been distributed to various locations and organisations around the town. Visit www.restoreseaton.co.uk/ if you prefer a digital copy of the Restore Community Handbook or visit seaton.gov.uk/community-groups/
A hard copy of this newsletter can also be collected from the Tourist Information Centre / Council Office.
Summer edition will out at the end of June 2026 😊
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So... they have increased the precept by 30+% to do what, exactly? More hanging baskets?
I imagine Seaton Town Council will have to take on more of these services/ responsibilities. When we in East Devon become a unitary authority. District Councils haven’t worked for a while now, time to try something new, Towns & Villages need to take back control of their assets so they are run & owned by their communities.
Quite right,one fit doesn’t fit all,it’s about time the local council took control over this town for the good of the people.
Axe Valley Christians Against Poverty would like to support their clients and families this Easter. If you would like to donate a chocolate Easter egg, please contact Sharon or Alix or pop along to St Gregory's Church.
Please see poster for full details on how to donate.
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Calling all local community groups / organisations!
Caremark Community Care Fund have launched a competition to win a grant of £3000. They are looking for local projects across the UK which will create a meaningful and lasting impact.
Click here www.caremark.co.uk/community-care-fund/ for more information and for details on how to enter.
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