General Discussion
See page 7 latest issue of Dawlish Gazette.
Oh and........even if the link road were to be completely in situ linking the Gatehouse end with the Sainsbury's roundabout end I understand that construction traffic would not be compelled to use it. Ergo lots of construction traffic could still be using the Elm Grove area when Gatehouse Farm and Secmaton Farm get developed.
Ellen is now at The Manor House every Thursday morning. So if you have any news and views that you'd like to share with her do please pop in and have a chat.
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Ryders Bakery has a 4* rating. Their Street Food outlet is what you are talking about I think.
Dawlish 'new town' could mean up to 1,200 new homes https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/dawlish-new-town-could-mean-7756904
Hello all. I am having a clear out and have some used, but in good clean condition, bed linen, ie:- Pillow Cases, Sheets, Duvet Covers. Does anyone know where I can take them?
Saw some Dawlish faces at the Exeter march and rally yesterday. Go Dawlish!
I've been told that this is known as a 'speculative development'. It's a way of being able to build on land that hasn't been identified for development (see my first post above). Interesting read here from the Campaign For The Protection of Rural England (CPRE) concerning this issue. https://www.cpre.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/LandZpromotersZbriefingZ2018.pdf Here's an ...
Just imagine all those nurses and doctors, for example, who are presently stuck at home making dinners and the such like when they could be back working in the NHS if we only had but decent child care provision in this country.