Lynne
www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/new-road-help-nearly-1000-1167359
Yes, I know, before anyone tells me, we have had working parties and questionnaires and similar stuff on this subject before but........ It is going to happen again! So contact the town hall if you would like to be involved/have any indeas This is from the minutes of the last council meeting held early last month. (my emphasis in bold) "Now that we have our new Clerk on board ...
I imagine it is talking about the proposed link road joining up the Sainsbury's roundabout area with the Gatehouse area. I remember from the plans that part of the road would need a bridge.
I don't have a problem with eating food that is more local to us. And continental Europe is a darn site nearer to us than anywhere else on the planet (barring the Republic of Ireland). @Diane Mondeo - if, say, just for the sake of argument, we were to have no imports whatsoever from continental europe do you really believe that would stop the illegal imports of drugs, people and ...
"there has been a fourfold increase in the number of lorries coming in and out of Britain via Kent since customs barriers within the EU were abolished in 1992." From: www.economist.com/news/britain/21720274-while-goods-european-union-pass-through-seamlessly-those-elsewhere-face-long
When they blow themselves up they believe they will go to Paradise and that they will be even further rewarded the more non believers that they kill.
I've mentioned in another thread (Food) issues concerning the movement of lorries in and out of this country when we have left the EU and how new customs procedures may impact on the fluidity (or otherwise) of their movement. I noticed in this week's Gazette that the MP for Central Devon, Mel Stride, makes reference to the Customs Bill which concerns the above and which is presently going ...
From that link above "In Dawlish, £4.2million will support the delivery of a new bridge and a new section of a link road. It will provide a high-quality link to community facilities at either end for residents."
www.dawlish.com/thread/details/45570
So the over 75s would have to pay to watch the BBC? Unlike now, when they don't.
