It's claimed that a 'question and answer' document - aiming to address public concerns about Exmouth's seafront redevelopment - leaves several issues still in doubt.
East Devon district council published the information last week - saying ongoing legal issues had prevented it from doing so earlier.
But the Save Exmouth Seafront campaign group has described the document as 'disappointingly vague' and says it leaves several key questions unanswered.
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