Viaduct
As I understand it (and Joey Deacon has got it wrong as usual)It is the path to the side of the Ugly Duckling, not the bloody main footpath that runs in front of it "hammer head." Planning permission has not yet been granted and being the good proprietors they are, they will not mess with Authority.
This may go some way to stop the deceitful going's on at the Mount. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7533863.stm Select and paste it into your browser.
Joey Deacon! Here is a tester for you. Why has the Ugly Duckling, (opposite the Co-op) in case you didn't know, had to go through the trauma of applying for planning permission to place some tables and chairs on a walk way that no one uses outside of their Resturant? And the Gay's Creamery, who has not applied for any planning permission to place tables and benches on land opposite their shop in ...
I see the front page Gazette 30 July 2008 Wally Protheroe has gone quakers. At long last someone else has discovered it.
Well done to you. Sorry to all for not putting Viaduct in, that is why it came up with Anon.
How will it affect U? Is there anyone out there that thinks it will not touch them? Fuel prices up. Food prices up. Defaulters up. Employment in the reposession sector,up. Unemployment up. House prices down and begining to go into freefall. Profits of most major companies, down. Share prices down. Job vacancies down. Watch your councillors of any note panic. Price increases do not only ...
Remember folks, the law requires that street collections should be made in sealed containers. Those that made the law, must have had doubts about those collectors that could make off with a bob or two by putting their mucky fingers into the bucket and grabbing a handful. How many open containers will be used carnival week? Rotary will no doubt have there lackies outside of Loyds selling lottery ...
Most on this forum are locals, I doubt if any have stopped there except if youv'e picked up a duckie in the Mount Plesant Inn and want somewhere to stay for the night.
Rotary and Round Table are registered charities. What other charities collect for other charities and why do they do it? I guess there is more in it for them than they care to declare.
What about the other businesses that do not show up in your profound list? Is that the extent of the businesses in Dawlish or have you accidently missed some?