I'm popping in to buy some flowers on Saturday before work so I'll be sure to mention the picture. Though I'd hope that the 3 hole 'adventure' golf is just an artistic impression. One question however is where would Carnival events be held should this vision ever become a reality?
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That's the one! Thanks.....
It looks like the occupancy ratio is 2.2, which you would hope takes in consideration the disproportionate number of holiday and/or second homes in this district. I love the idea of people thinking of themselves as being statistical anarchists!!!
Dawlish Community College is delighted to announce that in an inspection by OfSTED shortly before Christmas the College achieved a “Good” grading. The College was inspected in the two areas of Student Achievement and the College’s capacity to continue the recent significant improvements that we have made. The College is proud to report that we achieved a “Good” grading in both categories. The ...
It wasn't a vote or a referendum. I'm really pleased that as many responded positively as did those who were against the proposal. I'd have expected those against to have been far greater in number due to human nature (as seen elsewhere in the country where vocal minorities rise up against changes). It's as perverse for MugOnHead to say that only 180 are for this scheme, as it is to say that only ...
Maybe "Jools" was visiting town and was trying to fatten them up ahead of Sunday dinner?
It made me laugh that they had to import the rocks to fill the baskets, when the beach down there is full of rocks! Why don't the authorities get clearing away the rocks (large pebbles) at the very top of beach at the Warren, just before Groyne 1. It wouldn't be a waste of time as the tide rarely gets that high - and it would greatly improve visitor's (and local's!!!) first impressions of that fab ...
Happy New Year. I hope you enjoyed the Dawlish bank holiday sunshine - I did! A lovely walk around the town, a bite to eat in the Strand Cafe, a stroll down to Coryton Cove (very sandy again) and then popped into 1 or 2 shops. Back to reality and increased train fares tomorrow!
I completely agree. A friend of mine suffered wanton drunken damage to their car about 18 months ago. The culprit was found, convicted and had to pay a victim's surcharge that paid to put good the damage caused.
More good coverage in the Gazette again. Well done all. PS don't worry I won't keep posting every week about this subject lol!
There's now a sign at the cashpoint saying that it's currently out of use. The one at the Co-op is working.
All the trees and their lights looked to be in place and switched on, when we walked round town earlier. It all looks very festive!
Way to whoosh... Anyway, I wonder what exciting news we have in today's paper? I look forward to reading all about it later.
The Data Protection Act is an interesting one. Where I work we have to take it very seriously as we deal with personal data all the time. E.g. How do you know the spouse is still with their other half? You don't, and when dealing with money it's imperative that you're certain.