Here's a good idea. Dont build a road but make access to any new housing developments restricted to a cycle path only. Oh and make sure the path is made of a suitable material for road bikes, has a 5 mph speed limit, and is just wide enough to give pedestrians 1.5 metres of passing room. That should keep all the minority groups happy.
Planning permission granted.
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Car boot sales have always been a great place to pick up a bargain or make a bit of extra money. But with lots of families struggling to make ends meet during the cost of living crisis, many are now thinking about attending one for the first time. Dawlish Warren Address: Warren Farm, Warren Road, EX7 0NG Day: Wednesdays Start time: Sellers 11am, buyers 1pm End time: 4pm ...
Dawlish Celebrates Carnival are offering a limited number of free tickets to their picnic in the marquee event on the Lawn in Dawlish on Saturday, August 20 from 7pm to Ukrainian guests. Local band Maddy and the Chaps are performing. The ticket gives entrance to the event. People bring their own food and drink on the night Email: chairman@dawlishcelebratescarnival.co.uk
The programme of events for Dawlish Carnival 2022, which will take place from 13 to 19 August, is now on sale. You can buy physical copies at various locations around the town and nearby. These include: Presents of Dawlish The Puzzled Sweet Shop Ten Green Bottles Dawlish Hub Store The Local Scoop Dawlish News Salty Dog Kiosks Premier store on Brunswick Place ...
Update: the three childminders who offer year around child care are: Jacqueline Kay and Louise Jones both in Starcross and Shari-Lynn Lamkin in Dawlish (Warren). The other child minders offer term time only.
Appeal dismissed.
Torbay travellers target vulnerable land due to tighter security at prime sites Torbay Council has spent £70,000 on measures to protect prime locations Read more... https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/torbay-travellers-target-vulnerable-land-7415054
It really dosent matter about providing them with designated sites. What matters is making them obey the law wherever they are. If they drive untaxed, uninsured vehicles on the roads, commit criminal danage and trespass, steal property and goods, flytip and participate in anti-social behaviour then they should be dealt with as would anybody else. Not just allowed to move onto the next place and ...