General Discussion
I'll just point out that it is the policy of Dawlish Town Council that there should be a playpark on the lawn - somewhere. For those who feel strongly about this issue, whether pro or con, here are some questions to ask candidates. 1. Do they agree with the town council policy that there should be a play park on the lawn? 2. If the answer is 'Yes', then where do they think the ...
Anyone know what the Conservative line is on the playpark proposal? I ask as I can't see anything referring to the playpark in their election literature.
What has she done, I have never met her, I don't know her. Where has she been hiding?
Alison will be a sad loss for the town, she has done a brilliant job over the last few years!
So..........don’t vote Lib Dem! Narrows the field!
Both in the subject matter affect us all, but which is doing the most damage to the people of this planet?
Confirmed: The £68,195 and 41 pence (@November of last year) left of the £200,000 Sainsbury S106 money has been allocated by TDC towards funding a play park on the lawn in Dawlish.
Busineses will jump on the band wagon. I remember when decimalization started. I said to a baker the day before it started, " how will the change affect you", he said, " well today I have got to make 240 penny buns to make a £, and tomorrow I will only have to make 100 to make the same £". To me that said it all.
The point is that the largest producers of fruit and veg are outside of the EU and as tariffs on goods from outside the EU are being cut to zero maybe things will be cheaper, i doubt that will be the case but one can always hope.
I see we produce a lot of pulses, currants and gooseberries.