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The scheme will offer householders the chance to improve their homes by ensuring that they are warmer, less draughty, and less damp.

Over the past six weeks, West Devon Borough Council have paid 13,000 households the £150 Council Tax Rebate Scheme totalling nearly £2 million. At the Hub meeting held today, Tuesday 7 June, they met to approve a further scheme to distribute a Discretionary Council Tax Rebate.

A series of fascinating facts and figures have highlighted some of the activities and services being provided by West Devon Borough Council.

Funding for nine crucial community and voluntary organisations in the West Devon area from the Borough Council is paying big dividends across the area.

To tackle the housing crisis head on and have the resources they need, West Devon Borough Council is doubling their Housing Delivery Team.

Cllr Caroline Mott is serving a second year as Mayor for West Devon Borough Council, having been voted in by councillors at Annual Council.

Tavistock Rugby Club have purchased land they use for training to help secure their long-term future, partly thanks to funds from West Devon Borough Council.

West Devon Borough Council has outlined how a package of support for landlords with long-term lets will make properties warmer and cheaper for local tenants.

Bishopsmead's green space in Tavistock has gained from 26 beautiful birch trees kindly donated by Stone Lane Gardens.

3,750 West Devon Residents who pay their council tax by direct debit have already been paid the Government's £150 Council Tax Energy Rebate.