Gary Taylor
May is the 'unity' candidate. She should get the top job.
Far be it for me to comment, Brooklyn Bridge - except to say that I am looking forward to Gove getting his marching orders at the next stage of the Tory leadership battle. As for the Labour party, they may have had a whole lot of people joining up to vote - but half will be to vote for JC to remain, the other half to vote him out. Meanwhile the news from Lib Dem HQ is that over ...
Thank you Margaret. Perhaps we will see you there?
Tonight's Dawlish Town Council agenda below: http://www.dawlish.gov.uk/edit/uploads/1916.pdf Item 12 refers to the Play Park. Please note: The meeting is to start at 6.30pm to include a presentation by Devon County Council on proposals for the extension of the new cycle route into Dawlish town centre.
The Play Park is an agenda item at tonight's Dawlish Town Council meeting. I retain an open mind on the subject and will listen with interest to the debate, however my thoughts surrounding the subject going into the meeting are as follows: Play Park? If one is wanted by a majority of Dawlish residents and could be funded and well maintained, then yes. But on the Lawn? No. My current ...
Interesting Lynne. While the DT's front pages were (for the large part) advocating Leave, their business section had been cautioning Remain. Seems the paper became as split on this subject as the rest of us in the run up to the vote. This post-referendum synopsis, while simplistic, spells out the polarisation of opinion that now exists as a result.
Thank you for your link, Roberta. "Jaguar Land Rover opens new £20m James Bond-style special ops centre to build bespoke cars for wealthy customers" Two points: The first is that this reinforces the much needed message 'Keep Calm and Carry On '. Jaguar will have long had this in their marketing pipeline - and while they, like most other people in this country, will not have ...
Don't fancy a trip back in time for a punt on those odds, Purrrrrfect? But I wouldn't bet against a second referendum and/or an early election, once the dust has settled...
If only we could wind back the clock...
Make of this what you will: UKIP leader Nigel Farage stands down - BBC News Nigel Farage says he is standing down as leader of the UK Independence Party following the UK's vote to leave the EU. BBC News (UK) Jul 04, 2016
