General Discussion
Should I not be?
When you were walking along Long Lane were you also thinking of the feasibility of it being widened and its route becoming the new main road in and out of Dawlish?
@Brazilnut Let us just say that these homes do get built. Why are you presuming that they will go to the children and grandchildren of those of us already living in Dawlish? They might. But as far as I know there is nothing to say that will definitely be the case. And for that reason, and many many more, that is why the likes of me, DP and Neilh are asking all these questions, looking at the ...
Then, quite simply Brazilnut, (and others) start your own threads! What has been posted may bore you (and some others) but obviously not all who visit this website as they have also been contributing to the debate.
or u cud rite a letta 2 da gazete. zzzzzzzzzz or so could you.
Fair enough Brazilnut, you may not give a toss whether the figures are right or wrong but obviously others of us do. This "I'm alright Jack philosophy" to which you refer. I cannot speak for others, but you can have no idea how ironic that accusation is if you are aiming it at the likes of me and mine. The planning system now is such that people will be asked for their opinions more and more. So ...
@Brazilnut These boring political threads as you put it are about the future of Dawlish. You might find that a boring subject but others of us obviously don't and anyhow if you find a thread boring then don't read it/post on it. Simples.
Hi Don, How are you getting on with your research? I assure you that despite Rainbow1's comments above there are quite a few of us in Dawlish who are very appreciative of your concern and interest in the town. Best Lynne
@Rainbow1 -oh yes! what a good idea please do write a letter to the Gazette. I'm sure we would all love to read what you have to say. A well argued, well researched letter from you and written in plain English would be such a change from the snidy and almost unintelligible comments you post on this website.
I've just sent this to Simon Thornley, Service Manager, Spatial Planning & Delivery at TDC. Dear Mr Thornley, As you know the prospect of an increase in the Dawlish population courtesy of the proposed new build houses has brought with it concerns about the consequent increase in the amount of traffic and in particular the negative impact this would have on the A379. I note however that despite ...
