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Well, my assumption was that a decision had already been made for there to be a playpark on the lawn and given that, we were then only asked where we thought it should be. If there was still an option for no playpark at all on the lawn anywhere then there should have been a question explicitly asking: Do you want a playpark on the lawn? Yes or No? That could then have been followed up with: ...
My take on the matter is that the assumption being made is that if you voted "No" to all of the suggested locations, then that meant that you didn't want a play park on the lawn at all.
Point to Point at Black Forest will cease with immeadiate effect, should anyone require that info. The land has been sold and the new owners do not want point to point on their land.
Hang on a minute! Hang on! If there was no question on the consultation paper asking whether or not people thought there should be a playpark on the lawn then how can anyone claim that 76.9% thought it was a good idea? Am I missing something here? As I understand it, the questions were concerned with where on the lawn the playpark should be located not whether or not there should ...
How many Hotels did we once have in Dawlish? I live in what was one of them. Saturday nights (dance night) was alive with music.
The respondents were asked to declare whether they were Dawlish residents or non-Dawlish residents. So it should say "76.9% of respondents from Dawlish voted in favour...".
Premier Inn are also building a 75 bedroom hotel in Seaton.
You can't ask our town council to come up with schemes like that. They are only interested in- Don't I look beautiful in my large brimmed hat or spending outrageous sums on white elephants that drain the purse in the belief that we will all say,"didn't they do well". I have never heard that phrase said about DTC in my life about anything.
http://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/seaton-could-harbour-pier-part-411545
I must admit to quietly screaming to myself when I read this excerpt from the minutes: "There was a large response and 76.9% of Dawlish residents voted in favour of a Play Park on the Lawn." Perhaps what should have been said was that 76.9% of those residents who voted did so in favour of a play park on the lawn. Or even, given that it seems respondents were not necessarily residents of ...