The Slapton Line Partnership (SLP) has organised three further community events to discuss the future of the A379 between Strete & Torcross.
To allow maximum input from local residents and visitors, the Partnership have decided to hold a further drop-in event in Strete, along with two exhibitions; one in Dartmouth and the other in Kingsbridge.
The events will share information about the series of damaging storms over the past few years and what steps have been taken to date.
The main goal is to understand and address the challenge for the future road strategy and what this means to the community. There are important positive steps that will need to be taken to ensure the future long term resilience of the area.
Come along to the community drop-in session, with members of the SLP, on:

• Wednesday 28 August at Strete Parish Hall, Hynetown Road (opposite the church) between 5 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. A car park is nearby.

Exhibitions will also be held at:

• Kingsbridge library between Saturday 10 August to Saturday 17 August
• Dartmouth library between Monday 2 September to Saturday 7 September

If you would like to speak to a member of the SLP, and you can’t attend the drop in at Strete Village Hall, Slapton Line Partnership members will be attending at the library on each of the Saturday mornings.
The exhibition explains what has been happening in the past few years, the current situation and what is likely to happen next. There is a questionnaire available at the exhibitions to find out what residents and visitors think.
To find out more about the Slapton Line Partnership, go to: www.slaptonline.org