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it also says in the article that this project has "already hit a stumbling block" as "the majority landowner was not interested in working with the council to deliver the open space"
This has recently been posted on EoD. For a limited time only look out for museum volunteers handing out vouchers for a 2 for 1 offer at the museum or pick up a voucher at the Tourist Information Centre. If you're stuck for something to do during the school holidays entry for a family of 4 is only £2.50 with the voucher (normally £5 ) and children love to see the old toys,games , dolls and ...
Anyone know when the next one is taking place?
Wouldn't it be more effective, in terms of getting people into the town, to have used The Strand Centre?
It's written by the BBC Business Editor, Robert Peston, and explains why the banks crashed in 2007/8, the economic problems of the Eurozone, globalisation, and discusses the whys and wherefores of the Chinese economy. Not a subject that all will be interested in I know but for those who are, it is well worth a read. Once you start getting your head around the technical terms, a lot of what has ...
Yep. Not everyone has the D.Post delivered so therefore, I guess, they won't have had the Town Crier delivered.
And I guess a lot of us would agree with there not being anything wrong at all in trying to economise. Trouble is, it might just be the case that a greater cost to the public purse could be the result if things aren't thought through and get done for ideological/political reasons rather than sound economic ones. Extract from the link that B'nut gave us in the first posting of this thread. ...
Suggest you contact the local paper (Dawlish Gazette) - they might be interested in your plight and run a human interest story. Someone might read it who could help you out.
As long as this government thinks it has the vast majority of the electorate on its side re its approach to Welfare then it will continue to act in the way that it is. As I have said before though, whether or not such politically popular acts will prove to be cost effective is another matter entirely. Indeed, and again as I have pointed out before, even the government department for Communities ...
On this £26,000 pa issue. As I understand it that is the net national average salary. To net that amount you would need to gross about £36,000 pa. And as the figures quoted are the average I imagine they must be arrived at by including the millions earned by the relatively few as well as the part-time, minimum pay rate earned by the many. I agree that London and the south-east has ...
