Author: thomas.blunden

Impact Assessment – Review and cessation of providing residential respite for adults with learning disabilities at one of two existing units – New Treetops in Exeter and Pine Park House in Honiton. The services being reviewed provide residential respite care … Continue reading →

Impact Assessment – Cessation and Reduction of Buildings-Based Day Services The services which were reviewed are traditionally described as “day centres”. They provide long term day care for people with learning disabilities and complex needs, including respite care.

Impact Assessment – Queen Street and Iron Bridges/St David’s Hill, Exeter  Queen Street is a vibrant city centre street, providing access to the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and the main route from Exeter Central Railway Station to the High Street. … Continue reading →

Impact Assessment – Rifford Road two-way cycle track This project is a highway infrastructure project. It involves the delivery of a two-way segregated cycle track along Rifford Road in Exeter. The cycle track will run for a distance of approx. … Continue reading →