Exeter Council approves five-year strategy to tackle city centre issues

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Exeter City Council has approved a strategy for 2026-2031 addressing residents' concerns about the city centre.

Exeter City Council has approved a new five-year strategy covering 2026 to 2031, designed to address the concerns of city centre residents. The plan focuses on tackling anti-social behaviour and empty shops, issues identified as priorities by people living in and using the city.

City centre safety emerged as a top concern among Exeter residents consulted on the strategy. Residents have called for increased police presence and expanded CCTV coverage as part of the efforts to improve the city centre.

Exeter Council approves five-year strategy to tackle city centre issues — Image: Exmouth Journal

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Exeter residents call for more police and CCTV as city sets five-year planExmouth Journal · 1 Oct, 13:48
Exeter City Council sets out 2026-2031 vision to tackle anti-social behaviour and empty shopsDevonLive · 1 Oct, 06:00

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