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I agree Fred that some things aren't suitable for the Lawn e.g. The Muse concerts held in Teignmouth but equally the Warren isn't suitable for lots of the things your suggesting should be held there. They can't get through the tunnel under the railway lines!
My grandchildren love being read a story from a proper book, with colours and pictures and sometimes things that move too! they also love using computers, iPads, parents phone apps etc. but that is often a solo activity or too stimulating before bedtime. My elderly grandmother who doesn't have Internet access nor does she want it uses the library regularly, it's a lifeline for her, books and ...
Not all cats bury their crap, the one I trod in on my grass certainly wasn't buried!!! mind you hilarious how many comments and views a thread on crap gets....... (Feel free to create your own punch line)
or too much cat crap on their lawn, their shoes, flying up when mowing the lawn, in the childrens' sand pit......etc!
I don't want them shitting in my garden either, the garden in which children play. cat curfew - good idea but it seems a bit unfair for it to be 24hrs, however once outside they become shifting and killing machines!
Actually I was trying to defend you! I get annoyed when people on here jump down other throats for asking questions and was attempting to make a point in your favour! wont bother next time !!!!,
What do we think most of our houses were built on? Churchill Avenue was once allotments, Westcliff Park Drive was fields, looking the other way the Elm Grove estate and Littleweek were also fields. Meadow Rise, The Paddocks etc etc all were fields or had trees and all were built on within living memory of someone under 60. Not really fair to start making sarky comments.
Leatash - I don't have knowledge of all the industries you list but you are wrong about car manufacturing, as a fairly recent Top Gear programme proved when they filled The Mall in London with British made cars, heavy plant, motorbikes, tractors and formula one vehicles. Britain is a country of entrepreneurs, small industry and business is doing reasonably well. But how are our young people ...
Most of our young people are no different to how young people have always been. They want time with their friends, they want to leave school and enter the adult world, they want to push boundaries and they want a future. Those things can surely be applied to most preceding generations. What has been different since I left school (30 years ago, oh heck!) is the current assumption that all young ...
Sad to see so many staff have been ill. Mr Hedden in particular who is a fantastic teacher and worked wonders for my child's grades.
