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Do not worry, dawlish.com is safe and secure, but as mentioned, Microsoft has banned vast swathes of hosting companies (ours included) from being able to send emails to its mail servers (outlook.com, live.com, etc.). The irony is that Microsoft allows users on its IP range to try to hack into other people's mail servers. This is one from earlier this morning. The IP 20.199.182.5 has just ...
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This might be naive of me, but couldn't the local council tell all the developers concerned that unless they get their act together so that the road is joined up satisfactorily, they will not adopt the road or take on any responsibility for the maintenance thereof?
Seems it's not only Dawlish that has a new road/new housing development problem. Have just read an article concerning Cullompton. Very similar issue there as here in Dawlish with the Gatehouse/Secmaton/Persimmon housing development and the Gatehouse Farm/Sainsbury Roundabout link road. Here's an extract from the article. As you can see, as with Dawlish, the site is divided into three parts- ...
Good info. Thanks webmaster.
Bumping this up
I have found a newspaper article from November 2019 concerning the potential flood/sea level circa 2050 in the Exe estuary area if sea levels continue to rise. The article shows that land to the west of Dawlish Warren (Secmaton/Langdon/Shutterton) at being at risk from rising sea levels., This area already has had new houses built, and is also where it is planned that even more new houses ...