Dawlish News
Fears that new Dawlish sea wall will make flooding issue worse Protesters claim the planned new Dawlish Sea Wall - which will be the height of two double decker buses - will actually make flooding problems worse in the seaside town. Read more... https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/fears-new-dawlish-sea-wall-2732984
Well if Labour win the next election there wont be a problem as Corbyn has promised a new inland electrified line bypassing Dawlish my question is DO PIGS FLY???
Received this moring. Copy .. Houses of Parliament Westminster London Dear Prime Minister May, Dawlish Sea Wall 2019 The proposed plans raise the sea wall and walkway. This blights the seaside, cuts off holiday makers from the view, so reducing footfall in seven Dawlish Warren holiday centres and causes substantial loss of trade while building is conducted. ...
The Lords sitting on this committee must have had a fair few jolly visits to the seaside at our expense. I suppose we have to keep the superannuated old duffers occupied in some way, given how much they cost us.
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I know, why dont we increase the rates to pay for policing and sell it t the gulible ratepayers ? Doh !!! we have already done that for this year, put on Hernandaz to do list for next year.
So the tourism industry benefits from Brexit. Excellent, stick that in your pipe and smoke it project fear.
Seaside towns in the South West need help reinventing themselves, with a mixed package including better transport links, better access to higher education for young people and better internet connectivity, a House of Lords report has claimed. The committee said that many seaside towns and coastal communities were in desperate need of improvements to transport, housing and broadband. The ...
Police chiefs are asking for millions of pounds extra cash to deal with ‘the busiest summer ever’ with the anticipated rise in visitors to Devon and Cornwall because of Brexit. They pointed out that the force is only funded to manage the 1.7m residents of the two counties, but not the extra 11 million tourists to Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly each year, with research showing road ...
Twelve in court charged with multiple drug offences after raids in South Devon Four from Dawlish Read more... https://www.devonlive.com/news/twelve-court-charged-multiple-drug-2709826
