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An extract  from the link I posted earlier this morning: 'The coalition agreement promised that it would not do anything to change women's state pension age before 2020. That was a commitment in the coalition agreement, but within months, both Steve Webb and Iain Duncan Smith were proposing changing women's state pension age for 2016.' Altmann says she explained to them in 2011 why older ...

Margaret Swift
Margaret Swift
11 Sep 2016

There is a WASPI day of action on Friday 16th Deptember. Devon WASPI are meeting in Plymouth at Noon and 3pm in Exeter, Princesshay near NEXT. Guest speakers have been invited.

Lynne
Lynne
11 Sep 2016

http://www.moneyobserver.com/news/19-08-2016/how-waspi-debacle-could-have-been-avoided

@leatash , your last sentence says it all! at least when there was a proposal to build the slug on the lawn there was a full and open consultation with presentations in various places across the whole parish. people did know about the proposals and far many more than 680 completed questionnaires and voted not to build on the lawn.

leatash
leatash
10 Sep 2016

Matt - Permission for a land train has been sought from individuals in the recent past and permission has been refused as has permission for various attractions on the beach.  Now come on people we had a decision on remodelling the Strand with as many votes its just how it is at the end of the day most people dont give a monkeys as long as it doesnt effect them.  I didnt even know about the ...

Margaret Swift
Margaret Swift
10 Sep 2016

You make really valid points DEEDOODLE. When the first questionnaire for the terrible slug on the lawn was presented to council in 2014 those questions too were so biased it took your breath away. Fortunately there were enough bright sparks on the council at the time to realise what a croc they were and the questions were rewritten in order to present residents with a fair representation of ...

10 Sep 2016

@Matt , i suggested this when i was a councillor and was laughed out of the chamber!! so glad someone else thinks it's a good idea. i suggested it as a transport solution for coach parties from sandy lane into town and back and maybe also the warren.

BOO HOO
BOO HOO
10 Sep 2016

On the Eyes Of Dawlish facebook page they had the following from Teignmouth and Dawlish Community Interest Company:- How is 77% of Dawlish residents equated from a questionaire that only had a total, of Dawlish and Teignbdrige residents, of 680 completed forms. The 2001 census by the goverment gives a figure of over 11,000 residents just for Dawlish. Even if all the 680  ...

The project will see the expansion of health and wellbeing facilities at the site as well as the creation of additional clinical rooms. Health bosses have confirmed that the Minor Injuries Unit at Teignmouth will remain closed as part of the mission to streamline services, and that there is one top-class MIU at Dawlish. Read more... ...

Has anyone considered using a land train, a visitor attraction that is used in Torquay ( Ist Jan - 31st Dec ) This could be used not only as an added attraction for dawlish that I am certain visitors (and locals) would enjoy, especially if there was a drop off point at the Manor Play Park & lawns. Doing this, if it was cost effective, would save disrupting our lovely lawn, a ...