General Discussion
I don't think you can either....but if TDC can hide behind GDPR they will unfortunately.
I did not think you could make an anonymous complaint to the council.
Isn't it strange that TDC take notice of ONE COMPLAINT ( https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-57453889 ) and take action but when hundreds complain about something, no notice is taken. PS. Yes, I know it is not Dawlish but Kenton, but still a TDC matter!
Replies that you can expect: 1. "It's not a consultation, they've already made their mind up". 2. "Why build all these houses, nobody needs them?". 3. "People keep buying all these new houses that they're always building, but what about the extra traffic they're causing?". 4. "I blame cyclists".
Before anyone has a moan about my starting another thread concerning the possible sites for housing development in Dawlish, the reason I am doing this is because the other thread is now quite long and the info as to how you can register your thoughts with TDC might get ‘lost’. The consultation opens at 12 noon on Monday 14th June. You can send in your comments via the following ways; ...
See below an extract from an article in the i newspaper a few days back. “.......(housing) supply in the UK is in the hands of private developers who have very little incentive to build out at a rate commensurate with (housing) demand because this would lower market prices. Developers hoard land and wait for it to increase in value before building on it. When they do build, it’s not in ...
Nothing ever changes on this site. There is always one that has to bemoan everyone else. No wonder there is so little traffic on this site anymore. What was once a great site has been relegated to a few who brave the waters and then comes along the nasty shark to have a chomp!
@Teignpot : Yes - for clarity. It was in 2018 thatTeignbridge District Council asked for land to be submitted to them for consideration for development. Totally agree that none of this land has been randomly selected by the council. It is what has been offered to them by the landowners themselves. @HuwMatthews2 - I got the impression that you were bemoaning land being incorrectly ...
I hope that it's understood that all of the proposed sites are ones which the owners themselves (usually so-called farmers) have put forward. They haven't been randomly selected by "the council".
Not a chance! :) I don't think I would be looked on very kindly by landowners if I gave the game away by giving local authorities advance notice!