Lynne
Have you moved down here now?
Seems as though one week on the lawn during Carnival week was what was expected. Here's an extract from the minutes of the town council meeting held 20th June 2012. "Mr I Birdsey, a local elector and Vice Chairman of the Dawlish Carnival and Entertainments Community Interest Company addressed members present stating that Dawlish Carnival had used the ‘back lawn’ for the past 3 years with no ...
PS: Deadline for entries is 31st August 2012
http://www.foodgloriousfood.tv/
and this might be useful as well http://www.shipais.com/currentmap.php?map=LymeBay
@Patrick75rogers re your posting of 30th july. you wanted to know if there was a group fighting off this planning proposal. it seems that there is - dawlish regeneration group. Seems they've instructed solicitors and a private planning firm. You can see proof of this for yourself if you follow how to access the planning documents concerning this proposal online as I've explained how to do in ...
There's an article in this week's Gazette (see page 2) about this. Just in case you don't read the Gaz. but would like to know more about making your garden more wildlife friendly click on this link http://www.devonwildlifetrust.org/wildlife-gardening/
from today's Independent http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/jeremy-hunt-told-dont-pretend-olympics-helped-tourism-8046829.html
No - suspect it's all been bought up/have options on it to be bought up, by developers. Forget growing food/raising livestock, let's build houses instead.
and Dawlish Town Council is recommending refusal because: "given that there is a pipeline of approved developments adequate to meet the 5 year housing land supply needs of Dawlish plus 20% this Council sees no imperative to approve this application prior to the determination of the Core Strategy and consequently recommends refusal of this application on the grounds of this application being ...
