General Discussion
"May I suggest that we actually find out what people, businesses and the council want, then determine what is actually needed then the steering group have something to actually steer." A public consultation in Dawlish based on what you are suggesting above started off, I'd say some 24/30 months ago now. It culminated in the Steering Group being formed a la the provisions in the Localism ...
I'm posting this not because I want to get into the whys and wherefores of whether housing development should take place here (that debate has happened before and is presently happening again on other threads) but to draw to the attention of those presently thinking of moving here that just because a 'search' done by your solicitor hasn't thrown up any planning applications/consent on those ...
As we've been discussing housing issues I thought I'd reserrect this thread to bring to your attention that this Saturday - 21st July - they are launching their "stunning 4 bed 'Thornton' show home." 10am-5pm
Re Teignbride wide housing numbers. See page 8 of this week's (18.7.12) Dawlish Gazette.
No, I never did. But then again, never thought that I would. Anyone else fancy having a go?
Andysport, Did you say that with your tongue firmly in your cheek or do you really think I am that influential? If the latter, then would that I were! At the moment the TDC requirement for affordable housing is 30% in developments of 14 units or over (the % requirement is lower in the more rural parts of Teignbridge - it is 30% for Dawlish, T'mouth and N.Abbot). However, what % of ...
Whahey! Wonders will never cease. Me and Brazilnut agree on something at long last!!!!.
An observation. Would I be correct in thinking that the political/economic message at the moment in this country is that the public sector is 'bad' a waste of public money and all that, whilst the private sector is deemed to be 'good', and job creating. Hmmmm.........well now........isn't it the case that: GS4 (private sector) has had to be bailed out by the armed forces (public sector) ...
from today's Independent. "Wearing purple caps and tops, the experts in trading and advertising working for the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) are heading the biggest brand protection operation staged in the UK. Under legislation specially introduced for the London Games, they have the right to enter shops and offices and bring court action with fines of up to £20,000. Olympics ...
As I for one don't know how many investigations there have been or are on-going perhaps you could let me and the rest of us know all about them. Like, who has accused whom of what, who has investigated/is investigating these allegations and the outcome(s) of the investigations. Park Road building sold at a loss eh. Well, at least it's off the present council's hands now. What a waste of ...
