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A painting by a 10-year-old girl from Dartmoor depicting a vista of Meldon Hill and a mixed-media artwork by a 17-year-old from Dawlish portraying a South Devon seascape have won first prize in the two age categories of Devon CPRE’s inaugural Best Young Landscape Artist Competition. Read more... https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/winners-young-landscape-artist-competition-6284509
The approved extension helps fill the gap between the inn and Dawlish, where the path already connects to the Exe Estuary Trail linking Exeter to Exmouth. Read more... https://www.radioexe.co.uk/news-and-features/local-news/teign-trial-extension-gets-green-light/
@concerned do you have links to the recordings? I had heard about this but would like more info
Having listened to BBC Radio Devon this week about Cllr Mullone being assaulted in a full council meeting a couple of months ago, I am absolutely shocked that Cllr Gary Taylor has refused to apologise to Cllr Mullone for the assault on him, but has said he will apologise to the council. Having now seen both recordings of the actions of Cllr Taylor against Cllr Mullone I am truly appalled. What ...
According to a report in the Dawlish Gazette (2.12.21) the number of Affordable Homes (AH) being proposed is 20 for rent and 8 for shared ownership. Total of 28. Which is 13.93%. So say that's 14%. (for info: the adjacent Persimmon build presently under construction is for 200 homes. 22 of these will be AH. Which represents 11%).
Among the premises taking part in the offer of the free drink are: Ye Olde Cidre Barn, Newton Abbot; The Railway Brewhouse, Newton Abbot; The Star Inn, Liverton; The Carpenter’s Arms, Ilsington; The Church House Inn, Stokeinteignhead; The Devon Arms, Teignmouth; The Roundel Club, Teignmouth; The Castle Inn, Dawlish; The Marine Tavern, Dawlish; Harrisons, Dawlish; The Mount Pleasant Inn, Dawlish; ...
On developments of this size TDC presently has a target that 25% of the build should be Affordable Homes.
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