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Only walked through Mules park - had no idea about the other bits of this lovely open area until I got home and looked it up. Next time I am in T'mouth I shall take a look at the other bits. Have already printed off the map given on that link above and it has been put by the front door so that it is to hand for me to take with me when I go to T'mouth next.
Was over in Teignmouth today and as it was such a lovely day decided to go for a walk. Couldn't walk along the seawall towards Dawlish as it is cordoned off so went up the cliff past the lido and kept going onwards and upwards. Found myself in meadowland. Lovely place with plenty of park benches. Had no idea it was there so looked it up when I got home. This is what I found. ...
There's a planning reg or something similar somewhere that says (I think) something along the lines that a retail unit cannot be put to another use until after a set period of time that the retail unit has been empty. Think along Brunswick. There used to be a shop there called Inspirations. The people who ran the shop moved out March 2009ish. Shop remained empty for some time, then, after a ...
Huw - was it Devon County Council staff or Devon County Council councillors who cut the wages beause of central government policy? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-23977843 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-27849772
Was that a case of public money being spent to bail out the private sector?
Taxis - not all can afford them. Buses - not everyone has acces to a bus service and even if they do their state of health may prevent them from using buses. Hospital cars - didn't know there was such a service. So just looked it up. Am I right in thinking it is a service provided by the NHS?
see page 64 of this week's Dawlish Post. TV company Optomen Television looking for retailers to take part. email mary@optomen.com if interested.
Just out of curiosity does anyone know who the landlord(s) is/are of the town centre shops?
Other than those that need an ambulance I would imagine most patients get to hospitals by car. So what happens to the cars when patients arrive at the hospital and there are no parking spaces? How would my relative who can hardly walk get to the hospital? Ditto my relative who can hardly walk up the stairs without getting out of breath and having to sit down to recover? And what about heavily ...
Just got back from Teignmouth. A379 into Teignmouth just by New Road is cordoned off and traffic is diverted along New Road and then down Exeter Road to get into/out of the town.
