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Skip to contentContents Vision Group for Sidmouth VGSFor the sustainable development of town and valleySet up in 2005 by members of the Town Council and Sid Vale Association, the Vision Group for Sidmouth is now a determinedly independent group. It aims to provide support for local people and organisations who are taking up particular issues for improving Sidmouth life, and to listen to residents’ ideas.If you need help setting up a community project within Sidmouth, the VGS wants to hear from you.Read more about our history and download the original Vision Group Report.We are a flexible and informal group of people, and to join us all you need to do is add your email address to our list!Click on the image links below to find out about an area of interest …or to see more pages open the Contents panel by clicking Contents at the top left of any page (the + sign next to a section opens further pages on that topic) …or use the Search at the top right (Search is also available from the Contents panel), it works very well..What is happening now?Contact us or get newsletter Click on an event for more informationVGS projectsSolarpunk SidmouthChampions AwardsSustainable SidmouthRiver SidFriends of Glen GoyeCycling in SidmouthFutures Forum Blog: an archiveSid Energy groupIndependent groups who began as VGS projects.Sidmouth Cafe ScientifiqueSidmouth Science FestivalMonthly marketIndependent groups with whom the VGS is working.Reducing plastic use in SidmouthThe Neighbourhood PlanLearn to repair not throw awayIndependent groups with whom the VGS strongly identifies.Sid Vale AssociationThe Friends of the ByesSidmouth in BloomSidmouth ArboretumSidmouth FairtradeEast Devon AONBSidmouth FestivalsSidmouth Science Festival Week Sea Fest Sidmouth Walking FestivalSidmouth Literary FestivalWebsites important to Sidmouth and the Sid Valley.Sidmouth Town CouncilEast Devon District Council‘Visit Sidmouth’ websiteSid Valley HELP charityFor other interesting things connected to the area.Look here © Vision Group for Sidmouth 2005-2022 HomeAbout the Vision Group for SidmouthBackground and historyWhat is the VGS currently involved in?Minutes of VGS meetingsVGS NewslettersSubjects libraryVGS ProjectsVGS Projects 2020Sidmouth 2020SolarpunkSolarpunk 2021Solarpunk and SidmouthSolarpunk: resources for SidmouthSolarpunk eventsSolarpunk: between art and scienceSome legislation of importance to SidmouthCovid-19 related legislationSidmouth in EDDC’s Local PlanEast Devon Byelaws and LicensingNational Legislation of particular importance to SidmouthNational Guidance of importance to SidmouthInternational matters of importance to SidmouthFunding opportunities for SidmouthLocal democracyOur Sidmouth economyArt, Culture and TourismLocal Economic ResilienceThe High StreetIndustrial EstatesBuilt EnvironmentBuilt HeritageHousingTraffic and TransportTraffic Management PlanGreen roof technologyKnowleObjections to the Knowle plansEDDC ‘Moving and Improving’ July 2012Port Royal redevelopmentNatural EnvironmentEnvironmental legislationBeach Management PlanFrom the BMP Steering GroupThe Pause SubgroupReframing the BMP question: February 2020Erosion at Sidmouth in picturesEvidence from recent storm eventsSediment transport imagesWaves, winds and tidesA framework for the BMPSidmouth beaches and tourismClimate ScienceA history of climate change: Prof Brian GoldingClimate Change: So, What Do We Do?How the greenhouse effect worksDebunking by building consensusBiodiversityHealth and WellbeingCycling in SidmouthCycling ArchiveSustainable SidmouthSustainable Sidmouth and the Transition Town movementFood and sustainabilityTransition Town newslettersSidmouth 2020The launch of the Sidmouth 2020 projectCreating a new Vision for SidmouthLearning from LockdownSidEnergyThe potential of hydro-electricity on the ExeBeginners guides to energySolar technologiesFutures ForumArchivesFutures Forum ArchiveNews items by yearItems by subject ArchivePeopleContactLegal NoticesPrivacy and cookiesVision Group for SidmouthThe Vision Group aims to provide a forum for informed debate and widespread consultation on the future development of the Sid ValleyWe will work to cherish the heritage of our beautiful Regency town, the coast and the surrounding countryside.******Website AdminLog inCo-ordination Group login only Proudly powered by WordPress | Theme: Oblique by Themeisle.