Dawlish News
And how many unemployed are there in this county and country?
A seafood processing firm has begun flying some of its products to Vietnam to be processed because it can’t recruit enough workers. 60 per cent of the firm’s workers come from the EU. The business features in a BBC Inside Out South West show about the end of freedom of movement after Brexit. BBC reporters also talk to a Romanian nurse who started working in UK care homes 11 years ago, ...
Mel stride in the MDA paper glad that the government is paying extra for policing and with some amount or irony saying they had given council permission to exceed the cap to allow more police to be added via the rates....this is the government that chopped funding for the police. Another excuse for Teignbridge council to get more money while delivering less services,....
There will be light in Dawlish after the county council agreed to keep managing the street lights in Sea Lawn Terrace. As part of the policy and to reduce costs, the council will no longer retain responsibility for street lights in private roads, and will instead seek to transfer lights to those responsible for the private roads, unless it is in the public interest for Devon to maintain them. ...
Kieron also gave to numerous charities UNICEF, Save the Children and many animal charties and his family has invited donations to any of those named.
Why do you not ask AMM to publish her views, maybe as both publish in the Mid Devon Advertiser they decided only one needed to make a statement, who knows? Maybe you could write to her and publish on here her response once you get one for all to see, or she will publish it on her webside in 'her views'. Either way it would be interesting to get her take on this since her background is medium and ...
In last week's Gazette, Mel Stride, the MP for the adjoining constituency gave information to businesses concerning precautionary measures to take in the event of a hard Brexit. So, what I would like to know is this:, why hasn't AMM done the same thing for her constituents ,on, say, the impact of a No Deal hard Brexit on the nation's food supply given how much she advocates such a No Deal.
Anne Marie Morris MP - lights, camera, action...media hound...in my opinion.
Now that they have found Keiron and that has been cofirmed by the coroner, His cremation will take place on Friday 11th January at 1400hrs. all are welcome to attend. there will be a gathering at what used to be the Imperial Hotel, New North Road, Exeter, afterwards.
Two cheers for Democracy: one because it admits variety and two because it permits criticism, and she can be crtisised on many fronts.