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Labour Leader Phil Bialyk calls for open Green Space at Clifton Hill to be saved

The new Labour leader of Exeter City Council, Cllr Phil Bialyk has announced he is reviewing the decision to sell the green space behind Clifton Hill Sports centre for housing. Cllr Phil Bialyk, leader of Exeter City Council said: “Since this new Labour administration was elected in May,…

Exeter Labour introducing glass and food waste recycling

Bold new plans from Exeter Labour to bring forward kerbside recycling were recently discussed at the Council’s Executive Committee. Food waste, glass, paper and cardboard will all be recycled from the kerbside under ambitious new plans recently unveiled by Exeter City Council. This decision will go to full council to…

2019 Manifesto for Exeter City Council

Exeter Labour Manifesto Exeter City Council 2019-20 After nine years of Tory austerity, local authorities, and the public sector in general, continue to suffer further cuts, despite the Government’s claim that ‘austerity is over’. Because of the government’s dwindling central grant, Exeter City Council’s revenue budget is to be…

New Skate Park Delivered by Labour City Council

Construction of the new stare-of-the-art Skatepark at Arena Park has begun and is expected to be finished before Christmas. The design was chosen by a group of local pro skaters working to a design brief heavily influenced by the local skating community through a community survey run by Councillor Duncan Wood…

Labour Run Exeter City Council Supports Community Green Space Project

Labour run Exeter City Council formally hand the Queens Crescent Garden over to the Exeter St James Community Trust. Duncan Wood, the Council’s Communities Champion said: “This inspirational project is a testament to what communities can achieve when they work with a common purpose, belief and determination.” It was almost exactly…

Exeter Labour Party backs plastics campaign

Labour calls on Stagecoach to drop child bus fare increases

2018 Manifesto for Exeter City Council

Remembering Jo Cox by fundraising for a new plaque in Belmont Park

Wildflowers Bloom Across Exeter

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