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I know several that have had it with no problems other than a slightly sore arm. Looking forward to having mine.
Cliff falls are a regular occurrence around the coast and there's nothing we can do to prevent this' Located on the cliffs above the Parson and Clerk, this £1.75 million property lost 80ft of it's garden in 2011 Prior to this, previous owner Nick Skilton who built the property also lost 80ft of land at the bottom of the garden when it fell into the sea in 2007. See more... ...
DEEDOODLE Just over a week since my first jab had a bit of a stuffy nose about 4 hours after i had it and felt very tired but within a hour i was back to my normal grumpy as ever self. So i would say a very mild reaction certainly nothing to worry about and i urge everyone when you are called to roll up your sleeve and get vaccinated.
Got my first jab on Sunday 14th. Can't wait.
Waste of time and money. The thing is now irreparable and has become a blot on the landscape of Dawlish. The people living around it must despair. The rot set in when the council allowed the building of a modern estate of houses in the former grounds of a historic property and now there is no going back, however much 'Historic England' would like to.
Tedah! Still nothing on planning portal BUT minutes of 19.1.21 planning meeting now online which show that the planning application was approved: Permission be granted subject to the following conditions · Standard time for commencement · Accord with plans · Construction Management Plan · Construction Methodology · Provision of ...
Railway lines between Devon and Cornwall have been blocked due to the sea flooding. It is affecting services between Newton Abbot and Exeter St Davids, with the incident taking place at Dawlish Sea Wall. Read more... https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/live-dawlish-sea-wall-train-4996998
So what was the result? Anyone know? Other planning applications decided at that meeting have had their outcomes showing online for some days now. As I type this, some 3 weeks after the meeting, there is nothing official from TDC on their planning portal concerning this planning application ( although there is a letter from a neighbour saying that planning permission was granted) and no minutes ...
For those interested in following this continuing saga (for that is what it is) TDC have now placed on its planning portal a letter from Historic England concerning the remedial works it (HE) is suggesting should take place on the building to prevent further deterioration. Letter is dated January 2020 but as it refers to a site visit made by Historic England, TDC officers and the owner of the ...
High tides meant it flooded the streets Roads in Paignton were blanketed with sea foam last night - making it look like they were buried under snow. This happens particularly at Dawlish when the sea funnels in under the railway bridge. See More... https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/sea-foam-swamps-devon-seafront-4987878