Dawlish News
Well first it's not a coin it's a Death Plaque and secondly the soldier couldn't have owned it as he was already dead when it was inscribed.
A HEALER in Dawlish claims he has been contacted by the spirit of a deceased First World War soldier. Kevin spotted the coin in a Dawlish charity shop window, along with a note to say that it had once belonged to the First World War soldier, and felt compelled to buy it. Read more... ...
@Lynne sorry missed that bit in da2, i thought that littleleigh had been removed due to access issues, but it seems that it was refused because of the design being out of character with the area. that could be interesting when it comes to secmaton lane fronted by bungalows but with houses either side. oh well thats for 2017 or later.
*!**!!!*** newspapers! This was decided at the August meeting not the September one. Planning reference 16/01246/MAJ If anyone is interested in what the committee decided and why, this link should take you to the minutes of the August TDC Planning Committee http://docimages.teignbridge.gov.uk/Planning/lg/GFPlanningDocuments.page
Is it me? The newspaper article says all this happened at the September meeting of TDC's planning committee. But I've looked on the minutes of that meeting and I can't find any reference to this planning application.
From the Teignbridge Local Plan "DA5 Land at Littleleigh, Holcombe A site of approximately 1.4 hectares is allocated at Littleleigh, Holcombe for up to 35 homes, with a target of 25% affordable homes. The Dawlish Parish Neighbourhood Plan has identified a site for new housing adjoining Holcombe village, which now has planning permission. An extended site is fronted on three ...
I thought we had a local plan that said where houses could be built and non of it included Holcombe.
DEVELOPERS have appealed against a decision to reject plans for 35 new homes in a village outside Dawlish. Teignbridge councillors threw out the plans when the planning committee in September unanimously agreed the design would be out of keeping with the surrounding area of Holcombe village and threw out the plans. Read more... ...
So will we the residents of Teignbridge be forking out for a builders cockup, but then the residents of Carhaix must be grateful as they wont like it when they get heavy constuction traffic using Carhaix as a short cut to the Gatehouse building site because the link road will not be built first.
and we pay their wages, there should be sackings over this but as it is, it makes the Exeter road junction with Cairhax Way a little safer so leave as is before we end up with another stretch of 30mph speed restriction. The incompetence of TDC and DCC highways can clearly be seen by the joke they have created on the Warren Road by the Beach Road and along towards Millin Way. Hope they rememberd ...