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Unauthorised decking outside Exmouth café must be torn down within three months

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Owners Oliver Bridge and Megan Barnett were “unaware’ they needed permission from East Devon District Council. They had wanted to provide more seating as their business has reportedly grown significantly since it opened at the Sideshore development in 2020. When finished, the decking would have had handrails and recycled sail material balustrades on two sides, a planter on the northern boundary.

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