michaelclayson
In today's Dawlish Gazette " Citizens Advice Bureau services set to be back on full track in town this year Wednesday, 30 April 2014 A FULL service Citizens Advice Bureau is making a welcome return to Dawlish this summer after a four-year absence. Town council finance chiefs have rejuvenated the invaluable social service with a cash injection of £7,000. The funding, ...
One of the abiding memories of our recent travails was George wheeling down barrels of water each day to keep the cafe open. Nobody could have worked harder than the Holmans in such difficult circumstances, and this latest body blow is very cruel I really hope Teignbridge pulls out all the stops to get the cafe re-built. I'm sure we will all get behind Debbie and Don.
This is the latest information we have from Network Rail about re-opening the path along the sea wall. All dates are provisional given that they are dependent on working around rail services and weather conditions Dawlish Warren to Dawlish · The section from Boat Cove to Coast Guard footbridge is open- repairs will be ongoing for the next four weeks along sections of the ...
@flo I am sending a copy of your comments to our County Councillor, John Clatworthy. I'm sure he would appreciate talking to you directly. If you would like to contact him to arrange this, his email is John.Clatworthy@Devon.Gov.UK
@leatash firstly, as Margaret rightly states, Amazon only provides your reading needs if you can afford it secondly, as Lynne rightly states, Libraries provide much more than books The situation with the Exeter Refuge is not quite as you state. It is closing because the County has removed its contract and placed funding with an organisation that provides support in a different ...
Anyone who is currently buying electronic books might like to see how they can borrow them instead from the library service. http://www.devon.gov.uk/index/cultureheritage/libraries/ebooks.htm
So, Librarians not needed? Great, on that principle we can give every kid a laptop and save on the cost of teachers too.
I bet you did as a child Lynne, and that this had a huge part in developing a love of books, too bad that for many children this huge advantage in life is going to be removed as their town library closes.
Please see below details of what TDC are planning I think weekly food waste collections will be greatly welcomed, and if a consequence of increasing that service is £35 per year to collect garden waste, that doesn't seem too bad. "Weekly food waste and weekly recycling collections including cardboard and mixed plastics, both of which are not currently picked up from the kerbside, are ...
I have a kindle too, and realise that with Google I have the largest encyclopedia too But, I think there is no substitute for the creative and imaginative work done by Librarians across the world to open the minds of everyone to the huge array of literature out there. This is especially true for children. How many times have you been into a library and been tempted by a display to ...
