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Lets hope you are right and they use it for Social Housing.
As I understand it, the reason we had to have this new country park is due to environmental legislation that orginated from the EU. When we leave the EU what bits of EU legislation gets kept as UK legislation and which does not, will be up for grabs. So.........if it were to be decided that the environmental legislation that meant that park had to be created in the first place was to no ...
More info about public rights of ways (PROWS) here. http://www.devon.gov.uk/prow_public_rights_and_responsibilities.pdf
An animal lover has spoken about her joy after being reunited with her pet skunk which went missing during a camping trip in North Devon. After having no luck finding Dottie, Sarah returned to Dawlish on Monday, July 3. She described going home without her skunk as "very difficult". Sarah had previously told Devon Live that she had hopes that her clairvoyant friend, Becky Willoughby, ...
This sounds great, already looking forward to the first dog poo bag tree!
Well done Lynne. Public foot path's which I assume this is, is the responsibility of DCC. Dawlish TC should know this and should have redirected the complainer of this problem to them. I seem to rember that the duck wardens at one stage where clearing the over grown hedges on behalf of DCC, so maybe they should have a looksee, to see if they can do anything about it. here is the link to DCC ...
DEEDOODLE there are more pressing problems than a bit of mud on a footpath ie we have a main road the A379 that in places is not fit for purpose and thousands use on a daily basis and has been like it for years. Iwill ask a question why is it we cant get the A379 Exeter Road resurfaced and yet any day soon Coryton Close is being resurfaced.
Can't - he's dead (or should that be 'she'?...............)
Its just a bit of mud for gods sake and it is the country all said and done. How about asking COMMON SENSE, he would know !!!
It's Meadow Park not Meadowbank Rd and a few tons of pebbles/hardcore, not expensive and certainly not difficult todo, would alleviate the bog so people could walk over it without sinking into 8 inches of slurry. So I contact Alison Foden, via e-mail, on the 6th July(initial contact date) - the DCC footpath warden inspects the site on the 13th July - 13th August I e mail Alison Foden again as I ...