Design Ideas for New Town Signs and Town Square Weather Protection

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Public Meeting

With the weather becoming more uncertain, and unseasonal weather being a common occurrence, the Town Team has been thinking about how we can offer people using the Square in Crediton some weather protection. We asked three local architects to work up some exciting new designs for Crediton and are seeking the views of the town's people. These designs were displayed in the Council Chamber for three days in June. There was a whole mix of reactions to these designs from some people who loved them, to others who wanted nothing to be put on the square.

The Town Team feels that it is really important to listen to all the views of those who live and work in Crediton. So they are holding a public meeting on 25th of October, 7pm at the Boniface Centre to provide a second opportunity to see the design ideas for the square and hear from the architects how they came up with these plans. Everyone is welcome to attend.

In addition, the Town Team asked Charlotte Turner, a local community artist who for four years has led the designs for the High Street flags project, to develop ideas for new town entrance road signs. These will be based on all the ideas collected from local people, and especially High Street traders who pitched their thoughts on what should be highlighted to visitors as they drive into the town.

The design ideas for weather proofing in the square, and the concepts for the road signs will both be on display at this evening meeting at the Boniface Centre.  The architects, Nick Scott and Dave Treadaway, will be explaining their designs. Charlotte Turner will also be on hand to discuss the road sign concepts. 

All of the designs are concepts, not finished proposals, and as such are very much 'work in progress', so people are warmly invited to take part in the process by looking at the designs, talking with the designers and making suggestions.

Please come along and tell us what you think.