Dawlish News
Named and shamed!
Hopefully you'll be pleased to learn that the off-season free parking on a Sunday has started again in Dawlish. Please remember that this applies to TDC car parks only - and therefore not to on-street parking.
However the Network Rail report states that an alternative route would not only be ridiculously expensive and present all sorts of logistical nightmares due to, ironically, floodplains, but would also increase the journey times to Plymouth and beyond anyway! Note before you try to shoot me down, it's their report, not mine. Wondering you are so right about the ridiculous lack of rolling ...
http://www.cliveemson.co.uk/listing_view.asp?Lot=65&Auc=173 The map on this link indicates land opposite Elm Grove Road, though I suspect that it is the land near Coastguards.
I've just heard the sad news that Wally passed away at the weekend. He was of course a local businessman, a former town mayor and a prolific charity fundraiser. My sincere condolences go to his lovely wife June and to all of his family and friends. R.I.P. Wally.
Totally agree and hope that the privatisation-creep within the NHS gets reversed once the Westminster axis of evil is kicked out next May.
Neighbourhood Plan for Dawlish - 26.09.14 Dawlish Town Council has decided to continue to formulate a Neighbourhood Plan in accordance with Plan Teignbridge. Much work has been done in the past and the new Plan is to look at infrastructure and community projects on which the new Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) monies can be spent in the Parish. This does not include land, ...
Seeing as it was yet again apparent during the brief visit to our parish of the Tour of Britain that some locals don't have a clue about well-publicised road closures, the Dawlish Triathlon people have published detailed info on their website for local residents. Hopefully the message will get shared - I'm sure the Triathlon people won't mind me copying it onto here. The Triathlon takes place ...
User4549 - that's disgusting. I hope the perpetrators are found and dealt with (by the police, not by baseball bat wielding vigilantes). Then named and shamed.
Is this appropriate for discussion prior to any court appearance and prior to the facts being established (I.e. both sides of the story)?
