Current consultations

A concept design has been prepared for the building and there is now an opportunity to have your say and comment on the proposals.

We will be holding two events on Thursday 25 July (4-7pm) at the Market Centre building within the Market Place car park, Tiverton and on Friday 26 July (9am-1pm) at the adjacent Pannier Market where we will be available to discuss the proposals and answer any questions. Consultation boards will be on display at these events as well as available on-line on the Council's website, together with a feedback questionnaire.

We are inviting feedback on our revised Statement of Licensing Policy 2024 - share your views here.

We welcome any feedback and comments on the content of the revised policy, and we also want to know if there is anything missing from the policy that may need to be considered in relation to the licensing objectives:

• The prevention of crime and disorder
• Public safety
• The prevention of public nuisance
• The protection of children from harm

We are inviting feedback on our revised Statement of Principles Gambling Act 2005 - share your views here.

We welcome any feedback and comments on the content of the revised policy, and we also want to know if there is anything missing from the policy that may need to be considered in relation to the licensing objectives:

• The Protection of Children or other vulnerable persons from being exploited
• Preventing gambling from being a source of crime or disorder, being associated with crime or disorder or being used to support crime
• Ensuring that gambling is conducted in a fair and open way

We are inviting feedback on a draft Conservation Area and Management Plan (CAAMP) for the Grand Western Canal - share your views here.

The new CAAMP has been prepared to inform future change, development and design of the Grand Western Canal Conservation Area, while respecting its sensitivities and unique character.

Applications for planning permission will be expected to consult and follow the best practice guidance outlined in the document.

This new Conservation Area and Management Plan is now out for consultation and focuses on:

• reviewing the existing boundary of the Grand Western Canal Conservation Area
• identifying key views and open spaces within the Conservation Area, and it’s setting
• offering guidance on common concerns regarding conservation areas
• proposing opportunities for enhancement of the Grand Western Canal Conservation Area
• identifying distinct Character Areas within the Conservation Area, noting the predominant building styles, forms, building materials, scale, and density
• recognising designated and non-designated heritage assets and their setting within the Conservation Area