Residents and stakeholders have one week left to take part in East Devon District Council’s consultations on two important planning and heritage documents, both of which will help shape the future of the district. The consultations close on Monday 26 January 2026 at 12 noon.
Local Plan Final Consultation
The final consultation on East Devon’s new Local Plan invites feedback on updated proposals for how the district will grow and change over the coming years, including potential development sites, infrastructure, housing and environmental considerations.
Residents who have responded to previous stages of the Local Plan process are asked not to resubmit previous comments, as these have already been recorded and will continue to be taken into account. Fresh responses should focus on the changes and updates presented in this consultation.
The consultation link can be found at:
https://eastdevon.gov.uk/local-plan/
Heritage Strategy Consultation
Residents are also being asked to contribute to East Devon’s draft Heritage Strategy, which sets out how the district’s unique historic environment will be cared for, celebrated and integrated into future planning and regeneration work. The strategy covers heritage assets, character areas, conservation, cultural identity and opportunities to protect and promote East Devon’s distinct sense of place.
More information can be found at:
https://eastdevon.gov.uk/community-engagement/live-consultations-and-surveys/east-devon-s-heritage-strategy-consultation/
Paper copies are available on request for those who are unable to take part online.
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