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Considering that there is a comma after the word Arrows, denotes that that small section beginning from the word Including, which has a comma preceding it after the word Programme, shows the the section regarding the Reds flypast was a simple add on to the sentence, if you know anything about the written English language. So there is nothing wrong with the journalism.
The word " despite" means that the waterworks influences the flypast. Do tell how the pilots will adjust for that ? If it was supposed to be directed towards the carnival committee then it should have said so, hence poor journalism...
Sunday 10th August 10.30am to 12.30pm Town Crier Competition Marquee The arrival of the Town Criers for the Dawlish competition. Official welcome at 10.45am from the Dawlish Town Crier, the Mayor of Dawlish, the Chairman of Carnival and the Dawlish Twinning Association. Presentation of trophy to the Best Dressed Window competition winner is at 11.00am; the draw for the Town Crier ...
I don't think that the " challenges from ongoing South West Water works" was directed at the Red Arrows, more to the challenges of the carnival committee, so there is nothing wrong with the journalism at all.
As long as they follow the diversion signs they should be OK.
Dont think red arrows fly so low as to be "challenged" by waterworks. The standard of journalism from the MDA is really awful.
Saturday 9th August 10am to 11am Paint a stone for the dragon! Marquee Led by the amazing Roots Community Enhancement. Come along paint a stone to be part of the stone dragon display on the beach on Sunday. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Free. 11am to 12 noon Arrival of the Carnival Ditto house Marquee Come along and meet the author of the books and ...
Dawlish & Rural Neighbourhood Team have seized another bike this afternoon that we have had multiple reports of being ridden anti-socially in Dawlish and Kenton. We will continue to pursue, seize and dispose of bikes using Road Traffic Act and Police Reform Act powers when they are ridden both on and off road, as they cause significant risk to the riders (who are often children), other road users ...
He's receiving around £100K per annum by magically cloning himself so he can pretend to be a MP in Westminster and a District councillor back here in the Shire at the same time. Which I assume is easier than cloning yourself another 2 times to fulfill a total of 4 jobs in government, each to a piss-poor standard, while he and his party became a regular in Private Eye fpr running one of the worst ...
I wouldn't know what the clown is doing these days as he's blocked me from viewing his Facebook page, as has councillor Rosie Dawson. The LibDumbs certainly don't enjoy scrutiny.