Lynne
This is an agenda item on tomorrow (weds. 2nd Nov) Dawlish full town council meeting. Just for info - all last week I couldn't get any mobile phone service in the cottage where I was staying. Which was quite amazing really given as I was located so very near (between West and East Dundry since you ask) to a big city (Bristol). Really messed up my going off for walks by myself (would ...
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· Telephone boxes - clerksandcouncilsdirect.co.uk www.clerksandcouncilsdirect.co.uk/content.asp?id=18 I WAS reading your news story about new uses for old telephone boxes ... failure have helped to install a defibrillator in their village’s old red telephone box. · Top 10 Creative Uses For Old Red Phone Boxes theverybesttop10.com/repurposed-red-telephone-boxes Some people take ...
Given that the public are going to be encouraged to use the St Mary's cottages locality, via the permanent SANGS location, I wonder if there would be any mileage in keeping the phone box to store a defribrillator in? Parish councils that have already responded to this BT consultation have raised the same point. Another thing, and again this refers to the permanent SANGS location, is do we know ...
According to the info provided by BT, the number of calls made from the boxes I've listed above during the past 12 months is as follows: Old Town Street - 6 calls Newlands - 1 call Ashcombe - 0 calls St. Mary's Cottages - 0 calls
I had a much scaled down version of this in mind. http://www.tidallagoonpower.com/projects/swansea-bay/
This planning application will be discussed at the next Dawlish Town Council Planning Committee meeting being held on Thursday 20th October. Four boxes proposed for removal are in Dawlish. Old Town Street Newlands Ashcombe St. Mary's Cottages Reference: 16/02630/CONSLT Location: Various sites in Teignbridge Proposal: Consultation from British Telecom on the removal ...
Legal action now being undertaken. http://www.waspi.co.uk/legal-action
In the event of that causeway getting built I wonder if it could also be used, courtesy of the sea and tides, to generate electricity?
How much would any of these options cost and where would the money come from?
