General Discussion
Nice site and location for a country house hotel?
Reference: 10/01424/MAJ Address: Secmaton Rise, Dawlish, Devon, Proposal: Variation of condition 7 on planning permission 08/02514/MAJ to permit reduction in provision of affordable housing to 25% from TDC's website. It would seem the request to reduce the amount of affordable housing to 25% was agreed.
Vodaphone? Knew that name rang bells. http://www.ukuncut.org.uk/targets/4
This is the development presently being built at the top of Carhaix Way. I have just been in e-mail correspondence with Strongvox, the developer, trying to find out what percentage of the housing (124 units in total) will be 'affordable' and within that affordable number what percentage will be for affordable rent and how much for shared ownership. Whilst I have been told the % and how it will ...
This is from today's Observer: http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2012/mar/11/tax-credits-cuts-poverty-osborne
I need someone to measure, make and then put up some new curtains. Do any of you have any recommendations?
For those interested: here is the exchange that took place during Prime Ministers Questions on Wednesday concerning the tax credit and child benefit changes. Edward Miliband: Tim Howes is a delivery driver from Dartford. He is a married father of three and the sole earner in his family. He currently works 20 hours a week. From next month, under the Prime Minister’s proposals, unless he works 24 ...
Is my imagination running riot or was there text last night in that now empty Flo posting above?
Just had this back from Strongvox: "All of the labour that will be used at Swan's Rise will be of a sub-contract supply and fix or labour only nature. The best route to persue would be to visit the site office and make an enquiry their. For you information all sub-contract orders are not yet placed."
Because.......... it could set the scene for a connection to then be made inland between Tavistock and Okehampton. Mega bucks stuff I know but........if we accept that sea levels are rising and if, as is the case, the only way presently by rail to/from the south- west past Exeter is via the Dawlish line then an alternative route may well have to be considered. And should that inland rail line ...
