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And there was recently an article in the Dawlish Post advising the council how to deal with what they themselves term (vexatious requests). Another nail in the coffin of democracy.
And have you ever noticed how many feel sorry for the dis badge holders, (I do) but not for those that claim one and then spend an afternoon or evening walking up and down the bowling alley/green. I have observed them parking in the Strand, get out of their car with a walking stick, hobble to the green and then throw their stick away for the remainder of the afternoon and then pick up their stick ...
It's not Tosh mo mo, it's fact and where as Roy won't name this den of iniquity, I will! It is the Mount Pleasant Inn. Now why do they hold their regular sinbads there? Usually Monday or Tuesday. Just look at the array of transport they have in the carpark, no bus transport, even though the bus passes the door every fifteen minutes and many of them are entitled to a free ride. The do not discuss ...
And will that mean more plonkers parking on the DY's outside of the childrens nursery hut, instead of parking safely and walking there.
I have always said that Dawlish has too many estate agents and I have always wondered how many members of their staff belong to the funny handshake club. With the credit crunch just touching the fringes of our pockets, (the end of the summer will tell a frightening story). What estate agent in Dawlish will be the first shut up shop?
http://www.teignbridge.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=8919 If you cannot click on the above link, google it. The committee for Dawlish planning is as follows and it needs to be pointed out that they have NO POWER whatsoever. They are only statutory consultees. Jackie Bush Humphrey Clemens, and he is also chair of the Development Control Committee (who do have power)of Teignbridge District Council. ...
It is quite clear from some of the postings that some people have an extrodinary imagination. They haven't a clue how the system works and that is because there is little if any transparency in the system to inform them. First people should understand that most of what is going on in politics (not so much at a higher level)is matey, matey. There are funny handshakes to let each other know what ...
You will need to apply pressure on your beloved councillors to do that. You won't need to dig for victory, you will be digging to survive.
In the 40's Dawlish was surrounded by allotments, the short sitedness of councillors of the day (nothing has change there) destroyed them and allowed development. Now what have we got--a small plot at Brown's Brook which is rented from the Luscombe estate, (and the rent per plot is exhorbitant) when they have enough money to buy land for the purpose.
Who else is waiting?