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From TDC's website: PLANNING COMMITTEE (21) Councillors Smith, Dennis (Chairman) Kerswell, Avril (Vice Chairman) Austen, Beryl (Ind) Bladon, Geoff (Con) Brodie, Jackie (LD) Bullivant, Philip (Con) Clarance, Chris (Con) Colclough, Mary (Ind) Dennis, Charlie (Con) Ford, Amanda (Con) Fusco, Vince (Con) Johnson-King, Patricia (Con) Jones, Ann (LD) Orme, ...
But no email address for district councillor Ted Hockin so here it is: Edward.Hockin@teignbridge.gov.uk Now, it just so happens that Cllr Hockin (unless he has moved recently unbeknown to me) lives almost directly opposite the Sandy Lane/Exeter Road junction.
@FB - so..........a lot of people need to make a lot of noise (both literally and metaphorically) about this. I have also experienced e-mails not being acknowleged (not all the time and not by all councillors I admit but I agree there would appear to be one or two serial offenders). However, I still suggest people contact their local TDC councillors (copying in all the town council ones as well ...
So......we shall have to wait and see what is on the agenda for 5th April TDC planning committee meeting. Agenda goes out a week before 5.4.16. Right? Suggest lobbying of our TDC councillors between now and then. Hopefully Gazette will pick this issue up and run with it.
Have been contacted by a town councillor who doesn't have an account for this website asking me to let all know that this issue will be raised as a matter of urgency at next town council meeting in April.
this link should take you to the Appeal documentation http://gis.teignbridge.gov.uk/TeignbridgePlanningOnline/Results.aspx?Type=Appeal&Refval=16/00018/REF click on Associated Documents (see bottom left hand side).
Have seen a document that says the work is being carried out and that there will be three toilets - 1 x male, 1 x female, 1x disabled. The toilets and the bike hire business should be open for business by Easter.
Yes FB I think you are right. I've tried phoning around a few places and also asking in some of the charity shops here and in T'mouth but no-one wants them. Thanks for the offer of a machine to play them on but we've got one, kept so that daughter can play the videos of herself made when she was much younger. We are in the process of converting those videos of her childhood to dvds. I've ...
Well maybe the law cannot be enforced because the law enforcement agencies, like other public sector services, are being starved of cash = fewer officers.
Am involved in a house clearance and have some videos of films that I would like to find a home for. Charity shops don't take videos anymore so am at a a loss as to where they could go. Thoughts? (and please don't say the tip as that would grieve me no end)
