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It would be maintained by the council if it was public? That would be the benefit surely?
The Lights are old, and tired, the barrier between the road and the train track is also tired and dangerous! Have considerations been taken to perhaps install new, low cost, low level lighting? Have considerations been taken to replace and make repairs to the the dividing fence? @Diana Mond - i would say 70% of the residents within sea lawn and riviera are rental tenants. rental tenants ...
My daughter was evacuated from a student block in Swansea.
A bloke from this scum company - www.moneyexpert.com called at my mum's door this evening at approximately 20:30. He said households in the area had been over changed and had been sent to fix the billing problems. He sounded very official, but I realised he was just trying to get us to switch to get a fee. My mum has a Devon & Cornwall Police no cold calling sticker on the door which he ...
Not for nearly 10 years now.
Well done to Martin.
This is especially saddening after all of the sterling work that’s been done by the likes of Bob Vickery, which was supported by the previous DTC administration, to commemorate the lives that were lost due to WWI.
As far as i can remember the beacon in the Brook has only been used once but hey what else should we expect from Dawlish Town Council. As a matter of interest does anyone know what the cost of the beacon was.
I do hope Censi’s come back, they were brilliant and really did increase footfall to the beach. The Tuesday Pizza evenings were also very popular.
It’s hugely disappointing that Dawlish Town Council haven’t offered to be included in the list of official beacons being lit all around the country to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of World War One. https://www.rafbf.org/sites/default/files/atoms/files/battles_over_guide_small.pdf