Diana Mond's Posts

Haha! I’m not wound up by little attention-seeking men like “Fred Bassett” lol. I just find it funny that the same old posters who moan about freedom of speech are the first to gather their troops to try to shut down those that they disagree with. All I ask for is evidence. All they provide is nonsense.

Leatash, as you well know, it’s only the pathetic Crosscountry trains that get cancelled when there’s a high tide!

Oh I see you edited your earlier post. So my point 2 is now irrelevant, as your question was rhetorical. How about answering the other two points? In plain English rather than your usual riddles please.

Can’t remember that one. Thanks for answering.

Typical work ethic in this country? Utter nonsense! And an insult to those of us (the vast majority) that work bloody hard in all weather conditions.

If that were the case, then the EU would be desperate to do a deal with us. You lot don’t seem to understand that there’s no going back on Brexit; the EU don’t want us to stay because we cannot stay. The fact that we’ve got Tories that are unable to negotiate a deal is where the problem lies

Fingers crossed that Dawlish parkrun gets the go ahead.

Great photos Ziggy.

I wonder why nothing was said to the driver by the photographer?

All ASDA own brand milk is from UK farms. It make you wonder who makes up these lies, and why they do it.

Does the land where the rubbish lies belong to Network Rail? Maybe someone needs to create an online petition?

I blame the cyclists...

@TheObserver i didn’t say that it should be a public road! the residents live on a private unadopted road and are very vocal about it being private, yet expect public money to be spent on maintaining it for their benefit and their benefit alone. sod em.

Looks like they’ve got away with it as well. Disgusting.

I’m sure he won’t mind me posting on here that I’ve received a message from Martin Wrigley saying that he will bring this to the attention of the Council. Fingers crossed that something will come of this so that we can fully commemorate our fallen heroes. Thank you Mr Wrigley.

The arsonist is sadly still at large. However I’m pretty sure we’ll see the team from Censi’s providing the same fantastic service as they did last year.

Have you got the negatives of those photos...?

The choice will be narrower at the next local election, as I’m sure Alison Foden will stand for her beloved Lib Dem party. At least she’d finally be honest about her political affiliations.

Hopefully the residents aren’t rueing the day they moved there. I'm here all week...

Is there a facepalm emoji available?

I know you’re being facetious, but just to clarify for those in any doubt, they are referring to plastic-lined takeaway cups. This is a great initiative that I hope is well supported.

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Homebase are owned by an Australian company. Still sad news for their employees, but thankfully largely irrelevant to Dawlish.

Says more about you than it does them, but there you go.

Terrorists of every race, colour and creed do.

So, you don’t know. Fair enough. I’ll ask Karen next time I see her. Do you happen to know when Poundland opens?

@burneside . so anonymity should be in place for alleged sexual assault cases only? I’m not really sure that calling people “nazis” is either appropriate or very grown up. @Calamari . was your comment aimed at me alone, or to @leatash as well? Either way, what’s your view on allowing anonymity for alleged murderers, paedophiles or terrorists?

Seems like the usual suspects are wrong yet again. Teignbridge councillors have rejected the request from the external body.

Whilst it would be lovely to have them back, £10K+ is a heck of a lot of money. Let’s hope that they’re storm-proof.

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They don’t want foreigners to come to the UK, but it seems that they also don’t want UK nationals to visit foreign lands. No matter what colour passport you have... And as for those poor souls without internet access... Pasted from the BBC News app: The price of a British passport is to rise by £12.50 from 27 March for those applying by post. Currently, an adult's passport costs £72.50 regardless ...

Plod isn’t wrong. Just because you say that he/she is wrong, doesn’t mean that is so. Another lie from you. I don't get charged for texts that tell me that my parking period is almost complete. Another lie from you. Your question re ANPR has already been answered by Plod. Another lie from you. I fear for your mental health, as you’re clearly not all there. Therefore, after this post I will no ...

The car park there was full today at 10am and 1pm when I drove past. Together with those that walked there, it looks like there was a great turnout for the official opening.

My apologies, I’ve now realised why it appeared Ziggy had done it previously. As you were.

With reference to the last sentence that you pasted. The whole point is that at the point in time that the paragraph you pasted was originally written, they weren’t used there, but they *could* have been used then and *could* still be used now. They have the legal right to use approved devices should they wish. I’ll repeat that for you - they have the legal right to use them. You’ve said all along ...

I do my recycling at home thanks Leatash. I always take my own carrier bags whenever food (or other) shopping, and never use those little plastic bags when buying loose fruit or veg. Some people still moan at having to pay for single use carrier bags, that’s something I can’t get my head around. Just take your own reusable bags!

So, it’s not just our side of the water that has dinosaur-related play park news: A dinosaur-themed park , complete with swings, slides, roundabouts and a pterodactyl nest to climb in and around is set to come to Exmouth seafront. East Devon District Council has announced they are moving ahead with delivering new attractions and entertainment on Exmouth’s sea front, while longer term development ...

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If you wanted to leave Dawlish tomorrow morning to get to Paddington for 9am, you’re not going to get any change from £259 for an Anytime Return.

Hi majorp, I thought that readers would like to see the whole story. I’m sorry that you think that’s not allowed on here. One sentence was missed off the end of the article you pasted from: “This data also covers personal devices used when logged on to Parliament's guest Wi-Fi.”