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Lucy Haigh - Independent Independent Exeter City Councillor for Heavitree Ward. A fair & local voice! My opinions are my own. Candidate imprint

Local candidate for Heavitree Ward at # Exeter City Council election 4 May 2023.

Exeter City Council's Pride In Exeter fund is now open, and we have Β£10,000 to support community ideas that enhance our ...
29/09/2026

Exeter City Council's Pride In Exeter fund is now open, and we have Β£10,000 to support community ideas that enhance our Heavitree Ward. What ideas do you have to lift a grotty spot, reduce fly tipping, or lift our community?

Drop me an email at [email protected] or comment below.πŸ‘

09/09/2026

It was a privilege to join the Lord Mayor of Exeter Cllr Gemma Rolstone as her Consort to visit South West Ambulance Service headquarters in Exeter. My sincere thanks to all our emergency services and all you do for Exeter.

This morning we heard that Exeter has been successful in its bid for Unitary Authority! What this means is that the coun...
16/07/2026

This morning we heard that Exeter has been successful in its bid for Unitary Authority! What this means is that the councils merge so residents only have to reach out to one council for pot holes, housing, social care, bins and much more. Change is coming.

Please have your say! Click on the link. If you need a paper copy please drop me an email at Cllr.lucy.haigh@exeter.gov....
16/07/2026

Please have your say! Click on the link. If you need a paper copy please drop me an email at [email protected]

🌿 Have Your Say on Exeter's Air Quality! 🌿

Cleaner air means a healthier Exeter for everyone. πŸ’š

Exeter City Council is asking residents to share their views on its draft Air Quality Action Plan (2026–2030) and draft Air Quality Strategy (2026–2030).

The plans outline how the Council will continue to improve and protect air quality across the city, building on recent progress while tackling challenges like traffic-related pollution and air quality hotspots.

πŸšΆβ€β™€οΈπŸš΄β€β™‚οΈπŸš— Whether you walk, cycle, drive or use public transport, your feedback can help shape the future of Exeter's air.

πŸ’¬ Have your say and help create a cleaner, healthier city for everyone.

Work Set to Resume on Heavitree Splash Pool ProjectResidents can expect to see visible progress on the new Heavitree Spl...
15/07/2026

Work Set to Resume on Heavitree Splash Pool Project

Residents can expect to see visible progress on the new Heavitree Splash Pool project later this month, with specialist contractors due to return to site during the week commencing 27 July.

Although there has been limited activity visible in recent weeks, Exeter City Council has confirmed that substantial work has been progressing behind the scenes. This has included the procurement of specialist equipment, holding tanks and key plant required for the delivery of the new facility.

The Council has also worked closely with local partners, including Parklife and Heavitree Bowls Club, to deliver essential utilities upgrades needed for the project. These works have enabled the installation of electrical connection and secured access to a water supply from the Bowls Club, both of which are vital to the operation of the new splash pool.

The specialist contractor, Splash, is scheduled to be back on site from the week commencing 27 July to begin the next phase of construction following completion of the preparatory works.

While major capital projects can occasionally encounter unforeseen challenges, the Council has confirmed that the overall delivery programme remains unchanged.

i am sure we were all disappointed that the pools could not remain open, however this is a welcome update.

Residents seeking further information can follow official Exeter City Council communications channels on Facebook for future updates on the project. Or I’ll post here when I have them.

Today Exeter City Council and our neighbourhood policing team calmly and professionally (and compliant with the law) exp...
08/07/2026

Today Exeter City Council and our neighbourhood policing team calmly and professionally (and compliant with the law) explained to the travelling community in Heavitree Pleasure Grounds they must quit our park. A big thank you to the ECC teams for immediately collecting the detritus. If you spot anything please use the ECC website to report. Many thanks to residents for your reporting of concerns and patience. i am sure Parklife will be welcoming you all back asap! The icecreams are in the freezer and they make a lovely cuppa! Normal service has resumed!

There we all are!    . Good luck!
04/05/2023

There we all are! . Good luck!

Thank you Heavitree Ward!
23/04/2023

Thank you Heavitree Ward!

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