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Nice copy and paste. I agree that it's great news that the potential result of this is that more housing could be become available for locals. Let's hope that proves to be the case.
And how will that benefit us? Same old Viaduct, always moaning, never contributing. We council tax payers are already benefiting from having such a well-run council looking after us. That's why it's up for an award! Come on Viaduct, where is your evidence of the "maladministration" that you claimed a couple of days ago? As usual, you make unfounded allegations but then back off once pressed to ...
The hostel, plus ones in Exmouth and Teignmouth, were set up by the Habonim Jewish youth movement. Other than the above, I can't find any more precise information on this interesting subject.
Oh, so now Viaduct is intimating that the police are lying! Here's a shovel for that hole you're digging... You hate good news, don't you?
They are not patting themselves on the back - an independent third party is! You hate good news don't you? Can you please provide a link to a website that corroborates your serious allegation of "maldaministration".
Another interesting and positive story on the home page of this website. The headline statistics of more than 500 arrests and £37,946 of stolen property recovered in the past year is an excellent testimony of how worthwhile our much-envied CCTV system is. Well done to all concerned for helping businesses and private individuals to feel safer and more secure.
A CCTV network in South Devon - ran by police, Teignbridge council and the Newton Abbot Business Security (NABS) group - has helped to recover thousands of pounds in stolen goods, a report said. More than 500 arrests have been made and £37,946 of stolen property has been recovered in the past year, figures from the council revealed. Ian Curzon, operations and support inspector at Devon and ...
Totnes is quite nice at this time of year, I believe. Try: www.1stcallremovals.co.uk or phone them on 01803 866 676.
Great news on the home page of this website, where it says that TDC is one of 6 finalists in the running for the award for the Best Achieving Council. More positive news for this area, and their place in the final is obviously fully merited. :-)
A public sector magazine has shortlisted Teignbridge District Council for its Best Achieving Council award. The council is one of six vying for the accolade from the Municipal Journal. Ealing Council, Rushcliffe Borough Council in Nottinghamshire, Somerset County Council, South Somerset District Council and Harrow Council in London are the other finalists. The Municipal Journal awards ceremony ...
