Lynne
And from what I can gather the age 68 figure is presently due to start on 6/4/2046 (yes, 2046!). . So...... if you're that young you've plenty of time to prepare for a State Pension Age of 68. Just be prepared for the goal posts (your State Pension Age) to get shifted anytime between now and then. Click on this link and then scroll right to the bottom for table 5. ...
Remember this DJ - if you are due to retire at 68 that figure could be altered in an upwardly projection yet. And at very short notice. That is what happened to 1953 and 1954 born women courtesy of the 2011 Pension Act.
Right.......so......if it ain't gonna be Warren Farm (and other immediate adjacent land in other ownerships) then how do they (TDC) 'undo' the bit of the Local Plan that identifies Warren Farm as being the site for the SANGS. In planning speak, how does DA7 stop being DA7?
Note that a woman born on 6th April 1953 reached her state pension age when she was 63 years and 3 months old. Whereas the woman born but only 12 months later on 6th April 1954, does not reach her state pension age until she is 65 and 7 months old.
There is also an article in the Gazette (see bottom page 6) about the the above. The article omits to mention that as well as the 1995 Pensions Act the Conservative/Lib Dem coalition government also passed a Pensions Act in 2011 that speeded up this process even more. I remember writing letters to the press about it at the time and also contacting every woman I knew who would be caught up ...
See the lead story in today's Dawlish Gazette.
Do you have a particular location in Dawlish in mind for the restaurant or are you just putting out feelers to see what demand there might be? If it does come off make sure the holiday makers at the campsites know about it. I've just told some that I know about what you are proposing and they expressed quite a bit of interest.
Fancy seeing a play? Death in High Heels by Richard Harris 19 Views Add event Shaftesbury Theatre 02 August 2016 - 06 August 2016 Contact: 01626 863061 Website: http://www.dawlishrep.com It's a big day in the back room of Christophe et Cie, a small couture house off Regent Street. Directed by Geoffrey Wildey.
This week (as all weeks in the summer) Market and car boot on field by Langstone Hotel. Weds 10-4. ( Bootfair officially starts 1.00pm but as with all bootfairs it seems to start before that time). Car boot on field at Warren Farm (Exeter Road end of Warren Road) Thursday 3-6 (again though it seems to start before that time).
Yes it's (what was) the toilets in the outer car park. We had a long long long thread about it all some 12 months or so ago.
