General Discussion
Well maybe we can all agree that we live in 'interesting' political times. Oh and click on this link and then scroll down to see 10 issues that could split the Conservative Party. http://www.capx.co/the-ten-issues-that-could-divide-the-conservative-party/
But let us not forget the never ending saga of the EU and the Conservative Party. As I understand it the government (that's the Conservative government) wants us to stay in. But that cannot be said to be the same of all Conservative MPs, can it? And the more the Labour Party does not represent a threat to the Tories the more likely that Tory MPs will rebel. ...
So....either the Labour Party becomes unelectable or it could become quite the opposite. Either way the Tories could be under threat. Matthew Parris (ex Conservative MP and Times columnist) was on the tv the other morning pointing out that an unelectable Labour Party would not necessarily be good news for the Conservative Party. On the contrary. For without the threat of the Tories ...
The SNP motivated the disaffected Scottish electorate so much in the independence referendum that they well and truly put the wotsits up the Westminster political establishment. 49% to 51% - a close call if ever I saw one. (and it could also be said that as long as we have a first past the post voting system then we will frequently end up with a governing party that the majority of ...
well........let's see. @HuwMatthews2 If the SNP could get disaffected voters in Scotland interested in voting for them then Corbyn might just have the same effect on the disaffected electorate (but they'll vote for Labour and do so throughout the UK . ).
Look at the site of the planning application above. What is immediately adjacent to it is the children's nursery at Gatehouse Farm. This is from Ken's posting above. A link road is planned from Gatehouse Farm to the Exeter Road (A379) at Sainsbury roundabout, for these homes. HOWEVER they are not insisting that developers have to use the link road to bring in materials from the ...
http://gis.teignbridge.gov.uk/TeignbridgePlanningOnline/Results.aspx?Type=Application&Refval=15/02468/MAJ&MN=Y (who owns this land? The Alf half of the Jeffery family or the George half?)
Some thoughts: 1. If I am right in thinking (and I think I am) that TDC have to have enough Sangs in place before Redrow can have their new homes occupied then there is a time pressure on TDC to get this temporary Sangs business sorted out. 2. Believe Redrow's timetable for first homes being ready for occupation is end of this year/beginning of next. 3.So......TDC have to have ...
Thanks Gary. Would you know if TDC will have to pay these landowners for the privilege of using their land as a temporary Sangs?
@SoulofDawlish This land that is presently being touted to be a temporary Sangs. Do you know who owns it? And yes a thank you from me as well to Ken. I started to look at the documents yesterday and couldn't see the wood for the trees to use an apt phrase. Your precis of what is being proposed is very useful and clear.
