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I hope that it's understood that all of the proposed sites are ones which the owners themselves (usually so-called farmers) have put forward.  They haven't been randomly selected by "the council".

HuwMatthews2
HuwMatthews2
9 Jun 2021

Not a chance! :) I don't think I would be looked on very kindly by landowners if I gave the game away by giving local authorities advance notice!

Lynne
Lynne
9 Jun 2021

@HuwMatthews2 -re your second paragraph Can you give examples please. I only ask as if any are in Teignbridge and Dawlish in particular, given that the Teignbridge Local Plan is presently being reviewed, now might be just the time to flag up and get amended any apparent oversights/anomolies. It also might be that, for example, buildings may be in place on a piece of land but that they ...

BOO HOO
BOO HOO
9 Jun 2021

More houses built means more rates, its always about the money nothing else.

Doris does not want to give up his emergency powers. Without emergency powers he can no longer railroad through anything he wants, the vaccines still in trial until 2023 cannot be dished out to all the sheep and he cannot enforce lockdowns, etc. All that is being currently orchestrated by Doris and his goons is to keep up the farcade of this scamdemic until we enter the next seasonal flu. Once ...

HuwMatthews2
HuwMatthews2
9 Jun 2021

Well, this is my graph up until last Sunday - so make your own minds up:

The first thing that needs to happen is for local councils/local authorities to actually do a decent appreciation of the land that they designate for each purpose (and therefore accurately reflect in the 'Local Plan'). I know of several parcels of land that have been designated for wildlife, coastal protection (some nowhere near the coast) etc where buildings have been in place since the 1950s ...

Newton Abbot MP Anne Marie Morris, who has been a ‘lockdown sceptic’, and who voted against the third lockdown, has urged the Government not to delay the planned lifting of restrictions on June 21. Read more... ...

Shaun Powney, 51, pleaded guilty at Exeter Crown Court to the manslaughter of Patrick Powney in Plymouth in February on the grounds of diminished responsibility. He was remanded to doctors' care in Langdon Hospital in Dawlish, and will be sentenced after psychiatric reports. Read more... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-57385322

like it.................... "new lead " for dog thefts