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Feeling positive... Had a phone call today from the C.L.A chief Surveyor based in London.He wants to visit Warren Farm and discuss progress so far against the possible compulsory purchase of the farm by T.D.C (from Warren Farm's facebook page for those who haven't got Facebook).
Would you like to play a part in making decisions that affect Teignbridge? Do you want to get involved in the community and how services are provided? If the answer is yes, then Teignbridge District Council is encouraging people to stand for election as a parish or district councillor at the elections in May. To help people find out more Teignbridge is organising two events to prospective ...
A CHIROPADY service for elderly people in Dawlish has benefited from a grant from the town council. Assist Teignbridge received a grant of £250 from Dawlish Town Council to continue their nail clinic. Read on http://www.torquayheraldexpress.co.uk/Council-s-cash-grant-health-service-going/story-25941373-detail/story.html
Already British Club Champions at every age group, last Saturday 28 junior Octopush players from Dawlish were selected to join with colleagues from Helston and Plymouth to represent The South West in the British Regional Championships in Wales. They were defending last season’s clean sweep at this level, but the South East, The North and Wales were on a charge this year and the competition was ...
Might be a great opportunity to level off the stops to Beach Street for both cyclists and wheelchair users through Lanherne rather risking life and limb going out the main entrance and then past Leroys (as was).
The pavements are flatter than most roads. You take your life in your hands at the moment as a cyclist on the roads. I do think if there's a cycle path you should have to use it and change your tyres to suit. I will be interested to see the final route.
I think Cllr Gribble may already be sick of me re the Leisure Centre but happy to email him re the Cricket Pavilion! (ps) Nice to see the roof work underway at the Leisure Centre, thanks for your help on this Michael.
thanks @Lynne Probably using the cricket pavillion would cut down on 'vandalism'. There are quite a few ball sports in the vicinity so I do wonder if some sort of cover would be appropriate, like at the back of the building? I haven't been inside for many many years but I'm sure there's a small kitchen at the back. A lot of catering equipment is portable, I'm sure something could be set ...
I'm sure they'll manage to fit a housing estate on there ... Seriously, with all the costs associated with a playpark I can't imagine that's what will replace it, there's one right next to it which just needs a tidy up and plenty of kids use it. I wonder what will happen to the cricket pavillon too, it seems to be being boarded up more and more with smashed glass. It's a shame more can't be ...
Re-shaping community health services in Dawlish and Teignmouth PLEASE CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE QUESTIONNAIRE Healthwatch Devon, as an independent body, are collecting responses for South Devon and Torbay Clinical Commissioning Group’s consultation regarding their community services in Dawlish and Teignmouth. The questionnaire which follows asks a series of questions about which of the two ...
