Lynne
So we are to leave the EU and NATO? I think we might be the ones who find ourselves on our own. I wonder who would come to our rescue should we ever need it?
and here is another interesting analysis of the Ireland conundrum (and how it might end up being resolved). http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/brexit/why-the-idea-of-a-united-ireland-is-back-in-play/ar-BBQimmL?ocid=iehp
And the comments underneath the article are also an interesting read. Here is one of them. The glaring hole in your argument is the problem of norms and standards, not tariffs. If there is a hard Brexit and the U.K lowers its food and health and safety standards to accommodate trade deals with the U.S, then we in the Republic will be obliged to police the border to protect the internal EU ...
which a quick search shows to be Lady's Mile Holiday Park. See Public Notice section of this week's Gazette, top right hand side of page 27. More info from TDC. Any representations concerning this application need to be made to TDC by 18th December 2018.
Click on link below to see agenda which includes a planning application for the Old Rectory site in Weech Road, a planning application for the Daw Vale site on Westcliff, and a planning application concerning the land at Langdon designated for housing. https://www.dawlish.gov.uk/edit/uploads/2540_1225370300.pdf
https://www.devonlive.com/news/local-news/cornwall-family-stockpiling-marmite-baked-2263453
It's a long eared owl.
Redistribution of wealth eh? What an interesting concept..........
Enlighten me. (I've read that they are used to scare off other birds but if that is the case why that particular telegraph pole and no others. It just seems such a random thing to do).
A fake owl has suddenly appeared on the top of a telegraph pole near the junction of Lower Drive and Henty Avenue. Why?
