£3.7 million of improvements at waste site
More recycling can be processed with new equipment
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More recycling can be processed with new equipment
Rising cases of Covid-19 have prompted concerns that council waste collections could be disrupted by staff absences.
Parking at the BMX jump track in Braunton has become problematic for some local residents - Credit: Archant North Devon Council is asking visitors travelling by vehicle to the BMX Pump Track, near Braunton, to be considerate of residents when parking and moving their vehicles. Users of the facility who transport their bikes by car or van and unload on arrival, but have been unable to park onsite, have been causing some issues for nearby residents. The track was designed with only a small amount of onsite parking, due to restrictions on the site and in light of its close proximity to the ...
Daniel Clark Published: 11:02 AM March 3, 2021 A design for the new North Devon leisure centre set to be built in Barnstaple in 2020. Picture: Watson Batty Architects - Credit: Watson Batty Architects North Devon’s new state-of-the-art leisure centre is still on course to reopen in April 2022. Construction on the new £15m leisure centre, which will be built next to Tarka Tennis Centre in Barnstaple, has been under way for six months, and councillors last week heard that the build was only one week behind schedule. When complete, it will feature a 25m eight-lane competition swimmin...