Cassandra
What a shambles. Can't they discuss anything sensibly without behaving like a load of yobs & shouting everything down. No wonder the poor woman had to screech like a banshee to make herself heard. These are the people who are making decisions that affect our lives. I despair.
Also don't forget to actually see a doctor in the first place you have to have the surgery no. on speed dial, start ringing before 8.30, get the recorded message & then miss the slot as it's engaged for the next half hour. By the time you eventualy get through you can't see your own doctor as they're all booked up. Can't really see it getting any better with more patients.
Has this become another exercise in buck-passing? There are plenty of precedents for this; anyone remember the saga of the ice in the Barton surgery car park 2 winters ago. No-one wanted to take any responsibility for that until the publicity got so bad that they were forced to do something about it. That's just one example. It seems that everyone just wants to sit back, take their inflated ...
MOH Not what you would call edible, unless you're Heston Blumenthal of course. Or that chap who picks up stuff from the wild. Imagine what the kids would say if roast seagull suddenly appeared on the table.
Officially, Devon now out of drought.
17.54. We are officially in drought.
This is probably the same "professional" who will allow houses to be built at the top of the Humpy and expect all the traffic to come up Badlake Hill as, after all, it is a road, never mind the width!
It's obviously a message in code for Russian agents. The sleepers are being activated!
Presumably, if, as User 4549 says, it has been reported to the police, they are now looking into the matter and the conclusion will be reported in due course.
Lynne - don't stand in front of the door when it arrives back at Dawlish station. I made this mistake once when the sea was rough & as the door opened a huge wave came over & drenched me & several others from head to toe!
