BOO HOO's Posts

Interesting looking through the Teignbridge car park sites as to charges and locations:- https://sites.teignbridge.gov.uk/carparkmap

On a train with 40 passengers eating scottish food and stuck in a station or siding of a night to sleep for 6 days in the U.K. for £10k that's a bargain! oh and only one pillow per bed.

'symbolic of the current state of the health care service', NO......SYMBOLIC of the last several decades of the health care service. The NHS services will be trimmed down to the point of a few super hospitals hundreds of miles apart dotted around the country and will be privatised off to the highest bidder some time in the future. It does not matter which party is in power as they all have the ...

@From The Grave - i can only assume from your comment that you are asking me why i said  'why the need for a warrant ?'. Obviously the police need a warrant to search a person's property in certain circumstances. What I was remarking on was that if the police, policed and enforced The Lawn on the odd occassion. There would be no need for a warrant because they would, most probably, already have ...

@webmaster - i find dawlish.com is a bonus for dawlish when threads are not hijacked by certain user's/ex user's. i for one enjoy contributing to this site and fully welcome the increased policing, as to what certain user's have done in the past, that is the past. keep up the good work.

Politicians and promises, the only thing you can be sure will definetly happen will be:- Higher salaries, year on year, for the m.p's no matter how badly the economy is doing. Increases in v.a.t/taxes for the working/middle classes. Minimum wage going up by pennies relative to cost of living. Degredation of what is left of our armed forces/emergency services/N.H.S. Continued erosion of local ...

@Lynne - i had politely advised the couple that cycling was not allowed on the sea wall. the bloke replied 'i didn't know that' and just cycled passed. Actually there is another cyclist on another picture who barged his way passed a large group of people as well. It would seem the 'No cycle' signs have been slowly disappearing form the barriers on the sea wall. You can have as many regulations as ...

A couple of threads from years gone by re cctv in Dawlish. https://www.dawlish.com/thread/details/13239 https://www.dawlish.com/thread/details/12814

@ZIGGY - looking good.

Yawn!!!!!!!

Sigh!

Just taken off.

Plenty of houses along that road already and one that is right on the edge above Coryton Cove, a load of hype about nothing. If I'm reading it right the application was submitted Dec 2014 with a target date of 16/05/2017. Only one objection to this planning request by one of their neighbours. If you take into account some of the planning applications, that were not inkeeping with their ...

As I have said on other threads - I would vote for every election that comes my way if the voting list had a box for NONE OF THE ABOVE.

Why take on the role if they don't have the heart to support the local people's wishes? Sad to see a beautiful town being run into the ground due to a council who seems bent over backwards to do all the things the Dawlish people do not want.

The attached article highlights the reason why crime is so rife. A judicial system that lacks any backbone to dish out relevant sentences. The best part being he may well be residing back in Dawlish, again, really. I certainly would not want him living near me. Additional info:- ...

Not exactly breaking news considering the theft took place on the 10th March. I did not realise that Dawlish News is a monthy rag.

Nice pics ZIGGY, thanks for sharing.

Link below to Exeter Express and Echo article:- http://www.devonlive.com/torbay-airshow-2017-line-up-revealed-red-arrows-are-coming-back/story-30202850-detail/story.html#comments

An interesting observation by the photographer - "He also spotted the very rare sight of the DRS class66s no's 66424 and 68301 double headed. The yearly flask train from Crewe Coal Yard to Keyham Dock Yard (DEVONPORT)." Why would waste nuclear material be sent to a Naval Dockyard? and significantly only once a year. The schedules for all other shipments is very regular and all go from the Nuclear ...

Needs destroying, not selling.

Thanks Lynne.

On Friday morning I was driving down The Strand, in my car, towards the junction with the A379. I witnessed an adult male riding his cycle off the A379 and ride up the centre of The Strand towards me. The cyclist bumped up the curb and on to the pavement by Boots and only because I was in his way. It's the same issue for all the anti social behaviour that affects residents of Dawlish. It's not the ...

Excellant, at last we are making forward progress.

It wouldn't go amiss to spend a bit of that on making sure the sewage got where it needs to go without leaking out everytime there's a bit of rain!

Built in the Netherlands!

@Carer - thanks, but no thanks. i'm quite happy posting on here.

@ZIGGY - thanks.

Nice pics.

@Merlin228 - thanks, i must admit it was quite a pea souper.

@Pete - appreciated.

Before the twentieth century, members of parliament were unpaid as it was assumed they would have another income. The first regular salary was £400 per year, introduced by the Parliament Act of 1911. Some subsequent salary levels were £1000 in 1946, £3250 in 1964, £11,750 in 1980, and £26,701 in 1990. The increases in MPs' basic salaries since 1996 have been: Increase date Basic salary Jan 1996 ...

Well a bit after sunrise, about 08:30 hrs, but still looked quite good.