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@1263 Well then, if its in the Mail, then it must be true.
A local run Lib Dem council in england are planning to introduce a red card system so that when a councillor needs to leave the chamber he/she holds up the card. This is intended when a councillor feels under stress or upset about the proceedings.They then can go into a room and do breathing exercises or sip cool water.This is not an april fool story but in todays edition of the daily mail. ...
I agree that we should be rid of district councils. Once we elect Town Cllrs there should be a further election to select which of them represent the town at county level. And these Cllrs must refer back to the town council, rather than making decisions unilaterally. The current system where town councils are basically overuled by District Cllrs who don't represent or live anywhere near the town ...
@1263 , I've reduced the picture display size, so it should show it smaller.
Is it just me or is this ad to big to read properly?
Seems a bit harsh fine, couldn't the council just warn him to get it lifted or else ? or does the tenant have to have a chance to lift the items . £458 rate ? to remove the items, done by the councils own workers and another excuse to raise excess money
We need to be rid of district councils like Teignbridge. They are an unessessary level of local authority that the tax payer cannot afford. The town council should have local responsibility reporting directly to the county council. As for cllr Wrigley the party he stands for isent important his only goal is to become our MP ousting Anne Marie Morris in reality he would be better placed standing as ...
So during the towns busiest time, the weekend when the kids are off school and the holiday makers swap over the unit is closed. Also why is it an appointment based service now and how do you make an appointment. The managers that make these decisions seriously need to have their jobs removed on the basis of total incompetance.
NOW OPEN: The footpath from Lea Mount park down onto Marine Parade has reopened today . Thank you for your patience while this path has been closed – this was necessary to keep everyone safe when we have been undertaking our resilience work on the cliffs between Dawlish and Holcombe. Please note that not all paths over Lea Mount are open yet – please see the map for details. For ...
A LANDLORD who evicted his tenant and dumped their furniture on the pavement has been fined for littering. Nolan Foley repossessed the house in West Cliff Road, Dawlish, and moved items including a sofa, cushions, drawers and white goods outside hoping the former tenant would retrieve them.