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from TDC's website: "Long-term environmental and public access benefits secured at Dawlish Countryside Park The long term future of award-winning Dawlish Countryside Park has been secured through a landmark agreement which will see its management taken over by national land management charity, the Land Trust, which will safeguard recent public and environmental benefits. ...
Local government throughout the country, irrespective of which political party (or group of Independent councillors) is in power, has been subject to continual cuts from central government funding for years now. I've just done a quick online search and found this. By 2020, local authorities will have faced a reduction to core funding from the Government of nearly £16 billion over the ...
Yes not bad council tax up £8 a month, pension up £12 a month so £4 left for inflation increases. What happened to the extra revenue due from all the extra houses, oh sorry forgot thats to top up pension and bonuses as they have all had a hard year working from home.
Another depressing day as the latest council tax leaflet drops through the door with the added glossy leaflet from lib Dems which must have cost a few bob. My favourite quote from Martin Wrigley "We know that many local residents struggle to make ends meet in the best of times and Teignbridge is doing the what it can to ease the pressure" Yes sure....above inflation rises,car parking increases, ...
Despite being the go ahead by the government to finally begin reintroducing visits to loved ones inside care homes, some settings in Devon are choosing to still be extra cautious. Visitors are required to have a rapid Covid-19 test when they arrive, wear personal protective equipment (PPE) and be asked to keep physical contact to a minimum. Sefton Hall in Dawlish was one of a 'small number' ...
Hooray! That's what I've been trying to tell you! Now that you understand - Educate yourself.
MP Anne Marie Morris took the fight to save Teignmouth Hospital from closure to the Houses of Parliament last Tuesday. Mr Argar replied after listening to her concerns about the consultation procedure and her call for him and Secretary of State Matt Hancock to intervene and stop the ‘automatic closure’ of Teignmouth Hospital and ensure a ‘proper consultation’ was held on the future of the ...
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Correct - the current figure is 143,259.
Appeal upheld.