Lynne
Yes I know about Bob's bike shop and of course I know about the multitude of eateries we have in the town. Not sure we have a lot of room for lots of bikes being parked up though. So, what I was(am) getting at is a one stop shop type of thing with plenty of room for bikes to park up, plenty of room for bikes to be stored for hiring and to be repaired enroute, and for it to be a eaterie as well. ...
@Taylorjack913 - the contents of the link aren't i don't think. but a bit about the three 'behind dawlish' possibilities will be on bbc spotlight south west this evening on the 6.30pm programme.
@Clive - thanks for posting that link. have just read it. it will need to read it again though to take it all in..........
@stephen 15 - are you saying that they ought to interview A-MM or that they will be?
Take a look at the fourth example in this link http://www.theguardian.com/travel/2014/mar/12/top-10-cycling-cafes-uk would be great if we had something similar our side of the estuary like at the Warren or in the town.
Over the past few days the BBC's Spotlight South West progamme has been looking at the various alternative/additional rail routes to that of the one we presently have. Tonight I believe they will be looking at the three routes nearest to Dawlish. Exminster/NA. Powderham/NA and Dawlish Warren/NA. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-26521168
Thought this might be of interest. BBC Spotlight Southwest covered this matter in last night's programme. Here is the iplayer link. It is the first item in the programme. http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b03xjwqw/Spotlight_12_03_2014/
Words spoken by Mark Carne, Chief Exec, NR in answer to Question 67 at the Transport Select Committee meeting 25.2.14. (My emphasis in red). Mark Carne : As I said earlier on, there are three steps. I have described the first step, which is the immediate repair. The second step is how we make the Dawlish railway more robust to the kind of storms that we have seen in the future, because the ...
This of any use? http://www.networkrail.co.uk/contact-us/online-forms/general-enquiries/
I know I'm repeating myself but........ Okey (how appropriate?) dokey then. And as I know I keep saying on here time and time again one way of communicating thoughts, ideas, questions whatever to the wider public as well as the decision makers is by way of letters to our local paper. For example, I think you'll find there is an open letter to our MP in today's Gazette about the possible ...
