General Discussion
'What are the places to avoid in Dawlish?' The pavements.
I don't think you should worry too much. At least people are posting on here. The car driver thing was meant to be ironic - unfortunately thats a bit above some posters. Like the idiot who doesn't want 'foreign' food. Most of the posters on here seem to be teenagers with a sense of humour. Nothing wrong with that in my view though I agree we could do without the insulting stuff.
Though they might ask 'what is this thing called the internet?' Sorry, getting more cynical by the minute.
At least I am alive. Unlike you other poor f**kers in this god forsaken pit of a town.
Nice bit of post - modernist irony - well done. Love the bit about being 86.
Well there's me for a start and one or two others I can think of. It won't be overnight but you have to move with the times and get away from the idea that Dawlish exists to cater for the elderly and Dawlish Warrenites. You have some people moving in with more upmarket tastes (ie 95% of the poopulation) so Dawlish will adapt - thats the free market for you. Most of the rest of Devon has.
Lots of people are supporting this idea. The trouble is there is a vandalism problem so you would need CCTV as well.
Everyone has been asked as part of a large regeneration project carried out over the past six months. All the issues you raise have come up and no one who responded wants the amusement arcade. The trouble is that there exists a 'stick in the mud' mentality in Dawlish and also, various business interests who are very happy to keep catering for the summer visitors from the Warren. This keeps their ...
Alex, you are displaying the sort of blinkered attitude that is stopping Dawlish from moving into the twenty first century. If people want amusements arcades they can go to Dawlish Warren. Thai food is what people want these days, not crappy old fish and chips. Your days are numbered me old fruit - Dawlish is on the move and you can't stop it!
Yes it does say something indeed - that most people don't really care very much about improving their environment. I moved to Dawlish to be near the sea and Dartmoor and I also liked a lot about the town. But there is a lot about Dawlish that could be vastly improved - in fact a lot of locals say that it has been allowed to degenerate over the past few years. It means that its potential is at the ...
