Urgent economic recovery plan unveiled
An urgent £6 million economic recovery programme will be discussed by Devon County Council’s Cabinet next week in response to the county’s economy shrinking by around 8%
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Posted on: 8 October 2020 | Posted in: Business and Economy
Devon ‘prepared’ if there’s a local outbreak
Devon has produced a blueprint which details how any future outbreaks of the virus in Devon would be managed and how its transmission would be contained.
Posted on: 9 July 2020 | Posted in: Health and Wellbeing
Councillors back Full Business Case for North Devon Link Road
The Full Business Case for the £93 million North Devon Link Road improvement scheme will be submitted to the Department for Transport next month after gaining approval from Devon County Council’s Cabinet
Posted on: 8 July 2020 | Posted in: Business and Economy
DCC’s cabinet has approved an increase in highway spending by over 50 per cent for this year
Devon County Council’s cabinet on Wednesday (July 8) approved spending an additional £27M on Devon’s roads for this year, making the current years allocation the largest ever annual investment in Devon’s Road Network.
Posted on: 8 July 2020
Stay away from Devon says county council
Devon County Council has sent an all-party message to holidaymakers and second home owners: Stay away from the South West during the current coronavirus crisis
Posted on: 8 April 2020 | Posted in: Community
Council backs construction of park and change site at Exeter Science Park
Devon County Council’s Cabinet has given the go ahead for a £2.2 million park and change scheme to be built to the east of Exeter Science Park
Posted on: 11 December 2019 | Posted in: Environment
£30m of transport infrastructure approved
More than £30 million of major transport infrastructure has been approved by Devon County Council’s Cabinet today to support economic growth and sustainable transport
Posted on: 10 April 2019 | Posted in: Environment
Devon’s Cabinet agrees big spending boost for vulnerable people
Overall, the county’s spending on services will rise from £479.4 million to almost £494 million, if the budget is approved by Full Council next week.
Posted on: 15 February 2019 | Posted in: Politics
