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The Town Council is aware of unverified reports of possible violence against the town's waterfowl, potentially resulting in the loss of three birds. We would urge persons with any information on the possible incidient to contact the Town Council by email townclerk@dawlish.gov.uk or telephone 01626 863388 so further investigations can take place. At all times we ask everyone to remain ...
So Luscombe Estate workers cutting Luscombe Estate trees and putting the off-cuts onto Luscombe Estate land?
Good luck with any "sensitive restoration & conversion" of the existing buildings, seeing as most of it is a complete wreck
Oh and do you know the biggest sick joke of all of this? Back in the summer, when the public consultation was taking place concerning the Local Plan Review and where all the new housing should be built, one of the sites put forward by TDC was.........yes, you've guessed it - the site of the Old Vicarage at Weech Road. True! Click on this link and scroll down to Number 5 ...
This stalemate has been going on for about 30 years.
I think this is a classic example of where national planning policies to preserve the building (such as it still can be preserved that is) over rides local public opinion that the site is now a dangerous eyesore and should be developed. Such a shame that it has been allowed to deteriorate so much. Who to blame? The present owner? The Local Authority? Hasn't this saga been going on for years ...
Emergency services are currently on the tracks near Dawlish All train lines between Exeter St. Davids and Newton Abbot are currently closed as emergency services are dealing with an 'incident' on the track. Read more... https://www.devonlive.com/news/live-train-powderham-police-incident-6150924
In the last week,with all the heavy rain, the far end of the main house has totally collapsed.
https://www.theburningplatform.com/2021/10/24/sweden-suspends-moderna-shot-indefinitely-after-vaxxed-patients-develop-crippling-heart-condition/
https://www.aol.co.uk/news/covid-unvaccinated-people-32-times-172827295.html