bardwell
If memory serves the Teignmouth market was stifled by the council who took heed of local traders fears that their sales could suffer. First the market was located in pellow Arcade, an out of the way backwater. When the market traders sensibly suggested that the Triangle might be more appropriate there suddenly appeared a lot of formidable legal issues arising from the council, talk of special ...
Sorry but £39,000 looks like a lot of money from where I stand and it's really not that skilled. No sympathy from this neck of the woods! (Particularly after having had to cancel an important appointment today as had been gullible enough to believe Government's 'no reason to panic' line).
How unfair then that Mayor Wally Protheroe was pictured on the front page of the local paper on the play park's opening. You should have got the credit and the recognition.
Mr Wardle is however correct in pointing out that, early in the season, Dawlish is full of trippers, and those of us who care to wander from time to time down the Strand had better get used again to dodging the motor traffic which is easier to avoid than the human traffic. I wish the holidaymakers the most wonderful stay here, but WHY FOR GODS SAKE do they have to clutter up the damn pavement so ...
The pram race is always the best thing in the carnival, and the funniest, followed closely by the raft race. Let them both flourish! Also Dawlish is the home of one of the most famous of British Jazz musicians - Mike Westbrook, who did a stint on the lawns a few years ago. Dawlish should celebrate this famous resident and see if he'd do something again - with his Village Band he's really the ...
You're wrong; truth is a pure concept but there exists within humanity a multitude of self delusions. Your example re suicide bombers is a good example.
Damn Right!
I don't mind Lib Dems, but I don't like a closed shop which is a recipe for trouble. Down here though it's like the Labour Northern heartlands = where's the alternative vote? Any thoughts?
Having gone by boat up the mouth of the Exe this afternoon it is clear that a lot of the sand has gone to extend the spit towards Exmouth. If this continues the danger is that in a winter storm a more westerly part of the Warren is breached - then big trouble upstream.
For God's sake NO!