General Discussion
I very rarely say anything bad about Dawlish, as I love it here. But I'm not blind and it has gone downhill, including the Carnival. It is still good, but nothing like it was years ago. I don't know whether it's just my perception as I have now grown up and everything is bigger and better as a child but last year it seemed there wasn't half the stuff there used to be. There used to be a train for ...
Olive's point is that Dawlish cannot afford more people, regardless of where they come from. School places are limited and so are jobs and housing. She is not being racist, just practical. What's the saying? Can't fit a quart into a pint pot? Dawlish needs to change and expand to welcome newcomers. It's been noted on other posts that Dawlish is becoming stagnant. We need fresh blood here, just ...
That will be great. Shame they didn't open earlier to take advantage of the cold weather.
Hate to say this, but this is really a moot point. Immigrants are already here and working hard. A local old folks' home is staffed by over 80% Polish or Bulgarian. They're here, they work hard and they put back into Dawlish through care work. And you haven't even noticed. So what is your problem? Have to laugh at the post about keeping British traditions. Shall we go and invade Scotland again ...
i'd like a morrisons or aldi. Something really dirt cheap.:)
Um..... One Stop is owned by Tesco already....!
The Party in the Park was successful a few years ago. Why has this not been repeated?
that's cos I got it wrong. www.welovedawlish.com, not i. Sorry.
This thread is defunct now as the letters are with the owner. The reason I didn't drop them back into the post box is because my young son opened it, it was personal and there was no return address. I deemed it urgent enough to look for him myself - successfully. I have some compassion, and the letters were of a nature that could have had serious consequences if not delivered. Many thanks for ...
No idea, don't know him. Just got some post for him.