General Discussion
This was recently distributed around the parish in the Dawlish Post For anyone who didn't get to see it, please cut and paste the link below www.dawlish.gov.uk/edit/uploads/1179.pdf
News! Please see the details of the Manor House Showcase Weekend Friday 18th to Sunday 20th October. Entertainment and discounts on future bookings http://www.dawlish.gov.uk/edit/uploads/manorhousepostera31158.pdf Offers include 10 free room bookings for childrens parties, so please spread the word to any parents that might be interested as it is first come first served. We ...
@Mcjrpc I will most certainly be keeping everyone up to date on what happens. I've deliberately avoided giving a running commentary on the ideas posted here as I don't think that helps. I'd much rather read other people's ideas. As for the TCM, yes still very much in place. If you want to email me on mclay1990@gmail.com I'd be happy to pass on any messages.
In the first instance, I'd contact the Police. If they refuse to intervene then it is a highways matter and you should contact County Councillor John Clatworthy. His contact details are john.clatworthy@devon.gov.uk
Whoever they were, the word used to describe them was disgusting.
Carer - Your posting crossed with mine I can 100% guarantee that no posting would have been removed. It is for each group in town to submit their events listing using the automated process and I can only summarise this was not done See page 4 of TC newsletter on the website for Carnival publicity
The events listing on the town council website operates by the organisers of events submitting their own entries which are then automatically placed on the website so long as they are in no way illegal. ( underage drinking Raves etc) If there is not an advert for the carnival then it must mean that one was not submitted. The town council regularly gives publicity to the Carnival, most recently ...
This has been distributed via the Dawlish Post in recent weeks If you haven't had your copy, it is also available on the DTC website, or by clicking the link below http://www.dawlish.gov.uk/edit/uploads/1132.pdf
I have asked Devon County Council for an update on the work being done by the private owners to repair the wall at the bottom of Teignmouth Hill, and when we can expect the traffic control to be removed I am told: (1) More of the wall still needs to be taken down to complete the safety works and more scaffold to be put up. (2) This means that it may take up to 3 more weeks ...
The road closure is from 20:00 on Friday night to 19:00 on Saturday night
