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 Budget and Corporate Plan consultation
Your views wanted in Budget and Corporate Plan consultation
Residents in the city are being urged to share their views about the services provided by the Council and how resources should be prioritised in the future.
The Budget and Corporate Plan consultation is open for eight weeks from 18 November until 9 January, and all residents are encouraged to take part by completing an online survey.
The Council is committed to listening to and engaging with residents to continuously improve service provision and inform decision-making.
It is asking residents to provide feedback on two important issues – the Council’s Budget from April 2025 until the end of March 2026, and the city’s key priorities for the years ahead.
The first part of the consultation asks for feedback on how the Council can make best use of its resources to set a balanced budget in the financial year 2025/2026.
The second part of the consultation asks residents to have their say on the Council’s key priorities for the future, which will be set out in its emerging new Corporate Plan.
Feedback on what is most important will help councillors make decisions both on the Council’s short-term spending plans and its longer-term priorities.
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  Winter Citizen
Winter Citizen about to drop through letterboxes in Exeter
The latest edition of the Exeter Citizen falls through letterboxes next week, jam-packed with loads of Christmas events and all the latest news from the City Council.
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Exeter bin collections cancelled due to dangerous road conditions
All bin collections were cancelled in Exeter today (Thursday) due to the snow and dangerous driving conditions.
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Exeter businesses vote yes as BID secures another five-year term
Exeter city centre businesses have given a strong endorsement for InExeter, the Business Improvement District (BID), voting overwhelmingly in favour of renewing it for a third five-year term.
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Romeo & Juliet headlines Exeter Northcott’s spring/summer 2025 season
Exeter Northcott has announced over 100 new shows, including its first home-produced Shakespeare production in over a decade.
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Get involved with 16 Days of Action
16 Days of Action comes to Exeter and Devon later this month with activities and events to raise awareness and end gender-based violence.
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Extra measures to bring rough sleepers inside during cold snap
With temperatures dropping to freezing, Exeter City Council introduced extra measures to bring rough sleepers inside.
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Support local good causes by playing the Exeter Community Lottery
Anyone who signs up to support a good cause through the Exeter Community Lottery today will have an extra opportunity to win big.
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 Cllr Phil Bialyk and Andy Holloway from #Cans4City
New benches show the power of recycling at Exeter City’s St James Park
Exeter City fans can relax at the stadium before big games on benches made from recycled waste plastic – including old seats from the ground.
Council Leader Phil Bialyk was shown the benches ahead of last weekend’s home game against Lincoln City.
The Leader spent time talking to Andy Holloway from #Cans4City and Matt Hulland, Resource Recovery Manager at Exeter City Council, about the new recycled benches made from waste plastic seats from the club, ocean plastics, and household plastics.
The benches were made in collaboration with Circular 11, from Bournemouth, who specialise in making products from waste.
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Legal Apprentice (Litigation) - Closing date: 09.12/2024
Head of Service – HR, Workforce Planning & OD - Closing date: 25/11/2024
Housing Solutions Lead - Closing date: 25/11/2024
Recreation Assistant - Closing date: 24/11/2024
All of our vacancies can be found at exeter.gov.uk/jobs
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  FORCE Cancer Charity
Enjoy carols in the majestic setting of Exeter Cathedral
With Christmas fast approaching, people are being given the chance to attend a carol service in the majestic setting of Exeter Cathedral in aid of FORCE Cancer Charity.
The Lord Mayor of Exeter and The Dean and Chapter of Exeter Cathedral’s Carol Service takes place on Monday 2 December at 2pm and is free to attend.
However, there will be a collection at the end of event, which will be split between FORCE - this year’s Lord Mayor’s charity – and the Cathedral.
The Carol Service will be supported this year by the Exeter Railway Band and The Maynard School with a guest appearance of Mums Choir Exeter.
Entry to the service will be on a first come first served basis.
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