POLITE REQUEST FROM SEATON TOWN COUNCIL:
The Council would like to remind local residents that, although the Town Hall remains closed, the parking spaces in Marsh Road allocated to the Theatre and Museum are not for general use. These spaces are required for contractors who need constant access to carry out essential works. Unauthorized parking may hinder progress if contractors are unable to park and unload materials. Please do not park here without prior permission.
Your cooperation is very much appreciated.
Thank you.
Statement regarding Seaton Town Hall.
Copies of this statement will be placed on the noticeboard in Harbour Road and the noticeboard at the Town Hall on Monday 10th February.
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Thank you. I’m still not clear whether the works have been started/ scheduled or not?
I was hoping for some more detail here! Nothing more really than what came out at the council meeting on Monday. My main question would be - who is responsible for paying for all this work? Secondly - have local (Seaton) electricians and tradespersons 😉been asked to quote for any of the work? Thirdly - Is ALL the work mentioned in this statement totally necessary to make the building safe and insured again for public use? Hopefully the public meeting will be more forthcoming with the nitty gritty details! Thanks anyway! ⛓️💥
Seaton Town Council would like to thank everyone who took the time to attend yesterday evening’s full council meeting. It is hoped that the comments from the Council in response to questions raised regarding the closure of the Town Hall building have assisted in alleviating some of the current concern.
The Council will issue a full statement in due course and will aim to respond to emails received from individuals by the end of the week. Seaton Town Council has a small team of officers who are juggling multiple priorities therefore your patience is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
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Thank you, councillors for allowing us to voice our anxieties over the future of the Gateway. No one can be in any doubt now that it is a much valued community asset for all the people of Seaton and that it has the support of the public.
I hope very much it will not come to the closure of our beautiful Town hall and hope the money can be found to repair Electric and what else , it certainly would be the death of the top of the town Good Luck
Thank you Cllr Rowland for his concise update on the current position of Seaton Hospital and for his continuing hard work on the Steering Committee.
A POLITE REQUEST FROM SEATON TOWN COUNCIL:
Since the closure of the town hall building at the end of November last year, some of the car park spaces in Marsh Road, which clearly display signage indicating that they are for theatre and museum users only, have been used on a daily basis by people with no connection to either of these organisations.
Whilst the town hall currently remains closed to the public, these spaces are required for contractors who are carrying out urgent works within the building. The town council would therefore be very grateful if people could refrain from using these spaces without prior permission. Please contact the Council office on 01297 21388 if you require details of alternative car park locations.
Thank you
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You should also note that despite saying on your government website that parking on street is free during the winter months it isn't, having been disappointed to find the spot where us bikers used to park up has been turned into a bus stop,we parked on the corner of esplanade and purchased a ticket on ring go ,on returning to the bike a traffic warden was lurking around, and proceeded to get the book out for car parked in front of us ,if you can't keep information on website's ect up to date then save us tax payers the money and don't bother with them,we will probably go somewhere else next time,
Notice of Proposed Coast Protection Work from Seaton Hole to West Walk
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Was only saying the other day about this how it looks abit unloved of late (read completely "forgotten" about and unsafe of late) Glad to see it will be made as safe of a walk as any walk along the bottom of a soft chalk, hardrock and soft clay cliff line would be.
Looking for children's activities in February half term? Crazy Crabs Beach School will be delivering another fantastic beach school session on 19th February, 1.30 - 3.30pm. Please see poster for more details 🦀🦀🦀
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