General Discussion
Just taken another look at the land put forward by TDC as possible housing development sites as per the Local Plan Review Part 2. Two of the sites under consideration presently form part of Amity Farm and they are located either side of Orchard Lane, one being above and on the same side as St Mary's cottages and which seems to be adjacent to Cofton Holiday Park. (thus very near to the land ...
Goog luck to all involved in a full packed week of events. Lets hope all the cars trying to find somewhere to park will stay, i came through Barton car park and cars were coming in and waiting for a space and just giving up .
As many of you have seen we have rebranded our 2 Dawlish stores into Kazbern Premier. After nearly 20 years as Geralds in Dawlish Warren we have sold that business to new owners. We will now concentrate all our efforts on Kazbern Premier Stores & promise to continue with great deals & service. We would like to thank all our Geralds customers over the years from the bottom of our ...
I've just taken a look at this planning app. and it seems from a recent letter that Cofton are getting frustrated that this application still hasn't been determined and that furthermore they understand that the recommendation is for refusal. This planning application concerns land towards the upper end of Orchard Lane opposite the countryside park. However, more to the point, it seems the ...
I am glad non disabled people will also be able to use the park.
They're making a temporary road for the machinery to get down safely to repair the tunnel.
I shall be giving a light-hearted talk: “Dawlish in the 19th Century and How Brunel Changed the Town” on Thursday 19th August in the Carnival Marquee on the Lawn from 2.00-3.00pm. All welcome. Free entry. My books on Dawlish will be available at a Special Price! Please come!
And not only are some of the proposed sites classified as undeveloped coast but in the case of the Teignmouth Road site the area is also part of an AGLV (Area of Great Landscape Value). PLUS, plus........by (presently) being open farmland it forms a gap between the settlement at Holcombe and the beginnings of the settlement (Southdowns Road area) at Dawlish. In the present Local Plan it is the ...
From Dawlish Town Council's submission to TDC; "Some of the proposed sites are classified as undeveloped coast. It is imperative that these areas are preserved from all further housing development.". Yep! I'll go along with that. Question is though - will the planners at TDC?
Yes, I'll also be very interested to see what decision is made with regard to the Teignmouth Road site. It shouldn't be built on because it has Undeveloped Coast protection but..........