General Discussion
Between the police and the local council they have all the powers they need to stop this. It just seems that they are not interested in the feelings of the other 99.99% of people in Dawlish or the many holiday maker's who see these idoits drinking themselves into oblivion. Not to mention the numerous rants, fights and displays of negative intelligence from these soaks. Put pressure on the local ...
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@sarahsmithuk - petition signed, hopefully many others will as well.
@Carer - i find your comment, 03/11/15 06:31, just highlights the ignorant, selfish attitude of many in this day and age. what reason is there to sell explosives to untrained people to igniite at their whim throughout the year. How many people, pets, wildstock and properties are injured/damaged every year! How much money is spent by emergency services and hospitals every year and how many ...
To add insult to injury the mp's got a 10% payrise this year and a large pension's bonus. Now that's what the reality of politics is all about. Do you think you would have half these hoorah henry's being mp's if they were payed the minimum wage?
I'm just waiting for the implementation of a system of fines that wil be levied against A) wrong material in a bin/bag/caddy/sack, B) not putting out the relevant container, C) placing containers in the wrong location outside your property, D) Any lid not being in the closed position due to excessive contents. I know most will scoff, but some of these fines have been implemented in other parts ...
@leatash - your comments at 08 sep 2015 17:23 were very inspiring. you mention youtube as a good place to find out how to do things. i would be interested if you had a youtube channel with vids, just a thought.
Happened to be walking along the seawall at Teignmouth this a.m. and was surprised to see so many campervans along the road parallel to the seawall. I've seen quiet a few over the years, but never counted over 20 at one time. Must be some sort of campervan club visit.
@Lynne - i'll see what i can do.
Taking the wife for a walk today and decided to have a look at the land in question and met up with one of the owner's of the properties affected by this new build. They advised that it was indeed Luscombe land, not that I can confirm. The cemetery did not go ahead because the planning department felt it would increase the traffic level to an unacceptable level for the junction with the ...