02/09/2026
π Crediton Town Council met this week to discuss a range of community, governance and financial matters. Here is the round up from the meeting held on Tuesday 01 September 2026.
π’ The Chair provided a further statement on behaviour at Town Council meetings. Members of the public challenged the chair's revised statement on criticism at council meetings, arguing that the wording risks sounding like a restriction on legitimate scrutiny. Councillors broadly supported protecting staff and individual members from personal attack, but several recognised that the wording still needs refinement.
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Members approved budget adjustments and additional investment of reserves, while ensuring flexibility to support local community needs.
πΆββοΈ Councillors backed a new expectation to walk, cycle or wheel to meetings where possible, supporting climate action and healthy travel.
π° Support was given to developing a new Crediton Community Bulletin, working with local partners to improve communication across the town.
π°οΈ Good news on the Town Clock, with investigations suggesting the issue may be a synchronisation problem rather than a major repair.
π€ Councillors agreed to continue working with neighbouring councils through the Greater Rural Exeter Area group and noted ongoing developments around local government reorganisation.
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Crediton Town Council is made up of 12 councillors who can stand for election every four years. As a body the town council meets twice a month, the first meeting is the General Purposes Committee followed two weeks later by the full town council meeting.