leatash's Posts

A uniform with no powers folk will just laugh and tell them to do one i know i would.

Just because a dog chases and atacks a swan doesnt mean it will do the same to a child most dogs under the right conditions will chase and kill wildlife it's in there DNA.  I have just watched the owner of a Lab that was on a lead fighting with the dog who was intent on getting to ducks in the Brook, the same dog a few moments later on the sea wall was a placid doing as it was told dog.  Now if ...

burnside you are spot on Farage should be given a medal it was his doggedness that forced a referendum on our membership of the EU and for that we owe him a debt of gratitude.

Life is the greatest bargain, we get it for nothing.

Are they begging to put food on the table or begging to put drugs in there veins.

One bed flat in Knightsbridge £5,950,000 at those prices i can live with slower broadband speeds and the cost of water.

It looks open from where i am sitting.

I am very positive Lynne but a realist and the odds say we wont get a new bandstand but will get a playpark me i dont care one way or the other and i look out onto The Lawns every day so one way or the other i will have a change of scenery.

In the past we had to have a dog licence to own a dog i would bring that back but make it £100 per year there are 10 million dogs in the UK and i wonder if folk had to pay that amount would everyone still want a dog.

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There should be a total ban on dogs using The Lawns. The poster who complained about signs was if i remember correctly from Brixam and a dog owner and was put out because she couldnt let her dog of the lead so i hope she reads this post and reflects on her actions.

The sea wall belongs to network rail and in essence is private property, from boat cove onwards to Coryton Cove belongs to Teignbridge as there is no access the refreshment van cant get there. The replacement for the demolished cafe will be at the new mini golf and the work at Cockwood is for flood prevention due to rising sea levels, last but not least the Balcony terrace removed no idea is it ...

Glencoyne Bay Ullswater Cumbria

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As it says to generate a income for Teignbridge.

It will only get worse with sea levels rising there is going to be more and more disruption.

You just have to look outside the Brunswick Arms dozens of fag ends or the two women who run a certain cafe in Brunswick Place who stand outside smoking and throw there dos ends on the footpath.  I noticed the improvements made by Gay's and yet folk sit by the brook eating and throw there paper bags on the floor when there are bins supplied.  Littering is the scurge of modern society and those who ...

And thats what will happen in the next few years bleeding cancer slowly kills the tree amd pollarding will help extend its life by a few years.

They are fine looking at them right now.

I see your point but you know how it is money money and it matters not to Network Rail to open the sea wall as they have no obligation to do so it's not like a public footpath it's a private wall.

Sandy Lane you can recycle there.

The point is that the size is a recommended size they can do as they please but you would imagine that common sense would prevail but the attitude is probably pack them in for the maximum profit per square foot.

It's nice to see DVLA round Dawlish clamping untaxed vehicles today.

I used to get flooded on a regular basis the cause blocked drains DCC just dont clear drains the ones in the strand have been blocked since the Strand works were undertaken. So in light of DCC's inability to clear drains i have invested in my own flood defences that up to now have kept me dry on three seperate  occasions.  Now without my own defences i would have ended up with my feet in water ...

Great photo's good to see everyone enjoying the snow.

What a great day, sledging at Ashcombe all afternoon lets hope it lasts for a few days.

Was it £12 Million thrown at the beach and the first storm washes it away the sea will win eventually it always does.

We have another weekend of severe weather on it's way these roadworks could go on and on.

Diana Mond have you ever considered folk just agree to wind you up.

I had reason to go to Newcastle last week and did consider the train but at £191 return and a 13 hour journey each way with 4 changes i decided to drive i was there and back in 14 hours 22 mins.

A great idea they could be used in places like the corner of Brunswick Place outside Geralds they wouldnt affect anyone but those HGV's who use the wide footpath to park and do deliveries. I couldnt see them being used on every kerb but in certain places they would work well.

One was a clothes shop in Brunswick Place and a recruitment agency and have heard of others but cant verify.

It's all pye in the sky because nobody knows and i would go as far as the goverment doesn't even know what the outcome will be lets just wait and see. Well Lynne have to leave it there i am off on my travels again.

The Environment Agency predicted flood report 2017 makes interesting reading. With sea levels due to rise dramitically someone needs to spend huge amounts to protect our towns a villages and within those predictions is severe flooding to Marsh Barton with villages like Starcross flooded on a regular basis. My belief nature will win as time is fast running out with Sea levels due to rise by 1.43 m ...

It  looks as though the A379 is now closed at Teignmouth Hill

I was told on good authority that it was Teignmouth Town Council apparantly it's the River Teign dredger that is contracted to do the work.

Parked to go to the toilet i also saw that vehicle it happens a number of times per day and it is a offence to mount the kerb or park on a footpath and yes Calamari a proper idiot.

Lynne  You are correct and that's the problem we have.  Hill farmers producing good quality produce and hardly making a living and large land owners growing nothing but pheasants for their rich mates to shoot and coining it in.  Something has to change.  In my mind, if you own good farming land it's immoral not to be producing food, so should we not be penalising land owners who don't actively ...

I wonder what would have been different if the bankers had behaved themselves.

The trouble with a ban is who will enforce it, while standing in traffic on Exeter Road today the driver in front was on his phone and so was the one behind. Then when walking down Brunswick Place i noticed a couple both smoking in the car windows closed with two under five's in the rear the Police cant enforce what is already illegal never mind more legislation.