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Children at Cranbrook Primary School site

Wednesday 08 FebruaryPupils see Cranbrook school taking shape

New piece of play equipment at Allhallows play area.

Monday 06 FebruaryHoniton children choose their play equipment!

You can encourage Blue Tits like this one to nest in your garden by providing them with an appropriate nestbox.

Friday 03 FebruaryIf you love birds why not make a Valentine’s Nestbox?

Friday 03 FebruaryHeidi helping to revitalise business in Seaton

Friday 27 JanuaryPlease put all landfill waste inside your wheelie bin!

Country by the Sea...

Welcome to East Devon, where unspoilt countryside meets the World Heritage Coast. The Council's purpose is to improve people’s quality of life within the District without spoiling the outstanding local environment.

Students get a chance to take part in politics at first hand

THIS year’s Local Democracy Week will run from 10 to 19 October, giving East Devon students the chance to take part in politics at the sharp end.

Councillors and officers will be visiting a number of colleges throughout the district, explaining what being a Councillor means to them. There will be discussion on politics at grass roots level and how they affect every part of our lives, including those of young people.

This year, students will be asked to present a manifesto – answering the question ‘If you were made Head Teacher and given £5,000 to spend, what would you spend it on?’ Students will then vote on their choice of candidate.

To find out which colleges are taking part please click here (114KB - 12 October 2007 - PDF Help)

£75 reward for taking Trashman's advice

Leaflet front page for Information for Migrant Workers

DROPPING rubbish in a bin and not on the ground has made 18-year-old Nicki Sallie £75 richer, thanks to a campaign run by East Devon District Council and other local authorities.

Nicki was one of the lucky people who were spotted dropping rubbish in the correct place during September’s blitz on anti-social littering of Exmouth’s streets.

The campaign included posters on buses, bus shelters and phone kiosks, as well as ‘Trashman’ stickers on all the town’s rubbish bins encouraging people to use the bins, not the street.

To find out more about the campaign click here (202KB - 10 October 2007 - PDF Help)