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Perhaps we should send the politicians to prison so they can explain to the prisoners their decision in person?
Just clicked on www.lockwoodhouse.co.uk and my browser says that it is infected with malware? The other two were ok but it might be wise to check the lockwoodhouse site. Better to be safe than sorry.
With the risk of stating the obvious . . . Unfortunately there are businesses in lots of towns up for sale. There is less money to go round therefore people are managing by buying less, and then there is the rise of internet shopping which is usually cheaper than the shops as the retailer doesn't have to rent/buy premises in many towns, just operate from a central warehouse. I reckon that ...
I went along Secmanton Lane this afternoon and the bollards were back in place. I imagine that the current bollards are left as removable ones to enable the council to access the lane to do hedge cutting etc., otherwise they could install the concrete bollards which are much harder to remove.
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I am a retired professional. I worked in London for many years and wanted to retire to the country as London had lost it's fascination for me. I chose Dawlish for two reasons. One, I have family in Starcross and Teignmouth. Two, I have always liked Dawlish and the people in general are very friendly. I use the local shops regularly and only use the out of town supermarkets once a month to ...
Mcjrpc There are two links which may interest you regarding the name of Dawlish. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dawlish and http://www.devon.gov.uk/index/councildemocracy/neighbourhoods-villages/devon-town-focus/dawlish.htm Regards Steve.
I came past the Red Rock Cafe a couple of days ago after it was closed and there was lots of rubbish scattered over the ground between the cafe and the beach on the Dawlish side of the Red Rock, (or Langstone Rock if you want the correct name). I had a word with the owners today and was told that the council had removed the rubbish bins, (probably to save paying for people to empty them) and ...
I see that the signal box has finally been pulled down. Only noticed it today as I don't use the trains much.
I don't know the circumstances of this accident and I certainly hope that the child is ok and the driver of the vehicle not traumatised. However, in my time in Dawlish, since the council removed the zebra crossing, I have noticed many people, including parents with children crossing the road at or near the point where the old zebra used to be. I know the traffic is going slower at this point ...
