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Concern is growing for a missing 15-year-old schoolgirl who police believe may be making her way to Plymouth via train. Devon and Cornwall police officers are on the lookout for Rhianna Madge, who was last seen leaving Dawlish holiday park Golden sands at 11.10pm on Wednesday, July 17.
@burnside. Exactly, you're asking the right question. I've heard of MPs double jobbing before, being a District or County Cllr, but never quadruple jobbing. It must be pretty embarressing being in the Private Eye's Rotten Borough Secion within 2 weeks of being elected to parliament. The other 649 MPs will read the Eye and realize how illiberal and undemocratic he is. Hopefull the public will ...
He's just been on Spotlight defending his hated scheme in Newton Abbot, what a smarmy git. How can he hold so many posts and be an MP too?
Earlier this week, we held a property marking event for maritime equipment in Teignmouth. It was a great success and we marked a total of 35 items including vessels and outboards. We also spoke to a number of people about coastal crime prevention, the signs to look out for and how to report it. Thank you to everyone who came along (despite the weather!). We will be hosting another event ...
Tactical Voting and the Reform effect inflicts more of this on the Constituency. Awful selfie; https://www.facebook.com/CllrMartinWrigley/
Members of Teignbridge District Council have had a negative impact on many residents for years. They ignore residents, force decisions upon them with sham consultations and silence and smear opposition voices. As if they give actual f*** about local residents. They're just expected to issue a statement whenever there's a tragic death.
NETWORK Rail is investigating an incident on the sea wall at Dawlish in which a woman on a mobility scooter fell to her death. Members of Teignbridge Council said the incident near Lady’s Mile had had an impact on many residents.
Urgently install a sign prohibiting mobility scooters and warning that doing a U-turn is not advisable or feasible once on the wall. Cycling is already prohibited, unfortunately access for all and inclusivity isn't always possible.
Fears of another fatality along a notorious stretch of sea wall in Dawlish were realised last weekend when a woman on a mobility scooter fell to her death, prompting renewed calls for safety measures to be urgently installed.
Potential safety measures to protect people using the exposed sea wall at Dawlish are to go out for consultation in the autumn. Network Rail is currently drawing up possible solutions for the wall, where a woman on a mobility scooter fell to her death at the weekend. Read more... https://www.torbayweekly.co.uk/news/home/1556149/third-death-fall-focuses-dawlish-sea-wall-safety-review.html