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It was considered but there was a considerable amount of opposition especialy from those who live in Brook Street and were would the money come from millions would be required theres enough fuss over a play park on the lawns never mind a 3 or 4 storey car park.
The point is no one cares only a few hundred people voted that shows the level of interest in the subject and a further vote would be the same nobody gives a monkeys apart from maybe 1 or 2 folk.
So.......does anyone know why there was no question on the paper asking if people wished there to be a playpark on the lawn? Someone, somewhere must know the answer to that. I'll tell you who I think would know. All those who were councillors last year when this was being discussed first at Civic Amenities Committee (CAC) and then at full council. But do I think any of them ...
@JD2017 -you are incorrect in your statement that placing no against the questrions would mean that you did not want a play park on the lawn. it merely stated that you did not want it in the specified locations on the lawn. again, as i seem to be repeating myself for some reason...the questionaire did not ask the most specific question that was...do you want a play park on 'the lawn'? In my ...
With the increase in population and expanson of Barton Surgery, I think a multi storey at Barton needs to be reconsidered.
The mayor of Teignmouth says he has no doubts whatsoever that a proposed airshow for Teignmouth and Dawlish for 2018 will happen – and it could provide a £3m boost to the economy. The initial outlay for the first year of the event could cost around £150,000, but Cllr Paul Burgess, the mayor of Teignmouth, said they would hope to cover the costs of the displays through corporate ...
No photo shop Lynne just as it was but whatever the weather it's always stunning.
I don't necessarily have a problem with more stringent checks at passport control. The point I am making is that with the number of people who travel abroad these days, such checks will lead to queues. (or longer queues than travellers already experience.) So Brits travelling to EU countries will be subject to greater passport control, and thus longer queues, than EU citizens.
Blimey! It isn't raining! Was that picture photo-shopped?
Now thats idylic and it's a world heritage site here in the UK glorious weather pic taken this morning from the shores of Buttermere.