Discussion
Given that the public are going to be encouraged to use the St Mary's cottages locality, via the permanent SANGS location, I wonder if there would be any mileage in keeping the phone box to store a defribrillator in? Parish councils that have already responded to this BT consultation have raised the same point. Another thing, and again this refers to the permanent SANGS location, is do we know ...
Maybe the boxes could be saved and used as artwork/decoration around the town to add to the character of the place. They could be locked shut and used as notice board with adverts in the windows, so many things, but it would be a shame to lose them. Lots have gone abroad I believe, so if not that expensive, if we can afford to purchase them as a community, then I think we should. There is some ...
Who would have thought you could have grown scotch bonnets like this in Devon.
The road will be closed from 9.15am on Tuesday, October 25, until 6am the following morning to carry out the work, which is part of the ongoing restoration and refurbishment of the structure. Read more... http://www.torquayheraldexpress.co.uk/shaldon-bridge-to-close-for-maintenance-work/story-29811459-detail/story.html
@Lynne - maybe they could make more money replacing them as the french style urinals, just a thought.
The trains find it difficult enough to move when they get a little splash of water on them. How much worse a battering they will get half way down the beach. Sounds like a load of hot air as usual.
Brook still backed up due to the blockage at the entrance to the sea for the last few weeks! as of last night. http://dawlish.com/thread/details/45158
Still bunged up to within a foot fo the walkway yesterday evening. Normally has a good 3 to 4 feet clearance.
You're right Leatash - but although the Woodland Avenue area has a TQ postcode, it is (until the controversial Boundary Commission changes take effect) within the parish of Dawlish. One way or the other, these houses would appear to be among those affected if the second option is chosen. Let's hope the £500 million can be found to fund the first option instead.
Flooding is possible for Exposed east facing coastal locations including Hallsands, Beesands, Torcross, Slapton, Blackpool Sands, Brixham, Broadsands, Goodrington, Paignton, Hollicombe, Torquay, Oddicombe, Teignmouth Promenade and Dawlish over the high tides from Sunday Morning through until Monday evening. Read more.. ...