Exeter Civic Society

Exeter Civic Society

Founded in 1961
Do you care about the city you live in?
Do you want to know more about historic Exeter?
Do you want to have your say on current developments?

All over the country, Civic Societies are working to keep their cities and towns a pleasant and enjoyable place to live. We’re looking for people who care about Exeter, who will do just a little bit to help Exeter stay beautiful. Retired, working or not working… some have more time than others, but just a little of your time will be welcome!

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All over the country, Civic Societies are working to keep their cities and towns a pleasant and enjoyable place to live. We’re looking for people who care about Exeter, who will do just a little bit to help Exeter stay beautiful. Retired, working or not working… some have more time than others, but just a little of your time will be welcome!

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A city is always changing. But those changes can be for the better or for the worse.
Exeter Civic Society was set up to care for Exeter and make sure that further redevelopment is of the highest possible standard for our city and for our quality of life.

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A city is always changing. But those changes can be for the better or for the worse.
Exeter Civic Society was set up to care for Exeter and make sure that further redevelopment is of the highest possible standard for our city and for our quality of life.

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Exeter is an historic city, but it was badly damaged during the Second World War. Some would say even more damage was done in the 1960s when wanton demolition replaced large parts of the city with shoddy and unattractive architecture. Thankfully, standards have improved but there is still a need to monitor new development.

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Exeter is an historic city, but it was badly damaged during the Second World War. Some would say even more damage was done in the 1960s when wanton demolition replaced large parts of the city with shoddy and unattractive architecture. Thankfully, standards have improved but there is still a need to monitor new development.

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