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AN incredible £3,406 has been raised by the Children in Need fundraising at Gatehouse Primary Academy in Dawlish, ‘smashing’ their previous best. Read more... https://www.middevonadvertiser.co.uk/news/record-smashing-school-fundraiser-for-children-in-need-573611
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Venue has now changed to The Strand Centre every Thursday
WORK is well underway for the upgraded CCTV system in Dawlish. Town councillors approved the refurbishment works, totalling £25,000 a few months ago. Read more... https://www.middevonadvertiser.co.uk/news/cctv-network-upgrade-well-underway-572775
And you are not the only one mystyfied by how some land is deemed to be undeveloped coast, whilst other bits of land are not. Who says what is, and what is not, land that should be defined as undeveloped coast? What criteria is used? High land visible from the sea? (see TDC policy below) At what point and under what circumstances might land that is presently deemed to be undeveloped coast ...
Started yesterday I think.
You miss my point. How can land closer to the coast not be protected as 'Undeveloped Coast' irrespective to when any OPP was granted? Plus, how can the various LAs now move that 'protected land'' inland? By their reckoning Okehampton will soon fall under 'Undeveloped Coast'!!!
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WATERFOWL in Dawlish are being cared for in accordance with national guidelines amid the latest avian flu outbreak. Read more... https://www.middevonadvertiser.co.uk/news/caring-for-the-famous-black-swans-571684
The land owned by both parts of the Jefferies family (Gatehouse Farm and Secmaton Farm) plus what was the NHS land at Langdon (now being developed by Persimmon) was put forward for potential development when the call for land sites was made by TDC, I would guess, some 10 plus years or so ago. Amongst other parcels of land in the parish, (eg where the new build houses are in Holcombe) these ...