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And we thought the government made a hash of the covid saga. Wait till you cannot use your petrol/diesel vehicle and are forced to get an electric car. Most of us will have to buy used. Which means it is most probably out of warranty and the battery is less than 50 percen efficient, if you are lucky. Then there is the price of having a charging point fitted to your house which will not be cheap ...
I for one am sick to my back teeth of the continual erosion of services and the continual money grabbing by these bureaucratic thugs. My rates are around £2,500 a year plus extra for 2 green bins. If there is a need for waste management it is within the councils themselves, stuffing their faces, pensions and pockets with hard earned money from the local rate payers, in my opinion. ...
The charge for an additional residual waste bin is set to be increase from April 1 During a meeting on Monday (September 13), Teignbridge District Council’s overview and scrutiny committee heard that while staff had dealt with the “amazing increases” of recycling and black bag waste during the coronavirus pandemic, recycling rates had stalled. Read more... ...
Just checked the website and today's (Thursday 16th) car boot sale is definitely on.
This is from the 2018 Visit South Devon website. Thought I'd post it on here given as it refers so much to how to get around and about without needing a car. How to get to Dawlish Warren Dawlish Warren, situated roughly midway between the pretty harbour village of Cockwood and the town of Dawlish, is not only easily accessible by bus, car, train, bicycle and foot but also by ferry. ...
Will they work in the winter when there's not much sunlight to recharge the chargers?
The remaining sites are St John’s Lane and Mary Street in Bovey Tracey, Brunswick Place in Dawlish, Newton Road in Kingsteignton and Court Street Moretonhampstead. See more... https://www.middevonadvertiser.co.uk/article.cfm?id=121104&headline=Green%20light%20for%20rapid%20electric%20vehicle%20chargers§ionIs=news&searchyear=2021
The tasty walnut topping jammed in Bella McMunnagill’s throat, blocking her airway. PC Kim Webber (29) was having a haircut when Bella’s assistant burst into the Dawlish salon next door for help. Read more... https://www.middevonadvertiser.co.uk/article.cfm?id=121103&headline=Cake%20fan%27s%20favourite%20treat%20almost%20killed%20her!§ionIs=news&searchyear=2021
@Cat Lover - if you can access Eyes of Dawlish suggest you try asking on there as well.
I thought it was Cornerstone Housing Association https://www.cornerstonehousing.net/much-needed-accessible-homes-delivered-in-dawlish-thanks-to-successful-partnership/  ;