• Station Taxis Newton Abbot 01626 330077 - For all your Newton Abbot Taxi needs

  By Station Taxis Newton Abbot at 21:46 on 05/04/12

  

  Station Taxis Newton Abbot has been operating from Newton Abbot Station for the last 25 years. We are the perfect taxi firm in Newton Abbot to get you to the station on time, so you will never be late for that important business meeting or for your scheduled flight overseas. We've an excellent reputation built up over the last few decades, so let us take the pressure out of getting to the station on time. If you're arriving at Newton...

• Final plans for the Kingskerswell Bypass submitted today

  By newtonnews at 18:57 on 15/03/12

  

  After getting the green light in the Chancellor's Autumn Statement, the final plans for the South Devon Link Road bridging Newton Abbot and Torquay have been submitted today. Devon County Council has been working to finalise the proposals since the scheme was awarded £76.4 million funding in November. Devon and Torbay Councils have committed £33million towards the project, with Teignbridge contributing £500,000. The...

• Road works on A380 main Newton Abbot to Exeter road

  By newtonnews at 17:28 on 08/03/12

  

  There will be road works on the A380 main Newton Abbot to Exeter road at the Teign Estuary Viaduct, starting on Monday, March 19. The county council has carried out detailed inspections of the safety fence on at the Teign Estuary Viaduct and has identified that the entire length between both carriageways needs to be replaced. Due to the nature of the viaduct specially manufactured parts are needed for the new safety fence. These have...

• Traders back free Sunday parking in Newton Abbot

  By newtonnews at 13:41 on 30/01/12

  

  The future of free off-street Sunday parking in Newton Abbot and other Teignbridge areas is set to be considered by local councillors following a review of a pilot scheme. The council has recently been reviewing the success of the scheme in Newton Abbot. Of 59 businesses responding to a recent consultation, three quarters said the scheme – introduced in the town in October 2011 – had boosted trade. Many urged the council to...

• Government approves Newton Abbot to Torquay Link Road orders

  By newtonnews at 11:40 on 05/12/11

  

  The South Devon Link Road has received further backing from the Government, reaching another key milestone. The Secretary of State for Transport has confirmed the Compulsory Purchase Orders and Side Road Orders which were subject to a Public Inquiry in July 2009, and The Department for Transport has confirmed that the Secretary of State for Transport Justine Greening has accepted the recommendations of the Inspector. In his report,...

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