Then I'd probably have a go at designing myself and get them printed somewhere via memory stick (I'm not sure if Print Heads in Brunswick has a copier). If designing isn't his thing there's lots of free online sites you could try using, eg https://www.canva.com/create/posters/ Sometimes you can get some good deals at Vista Print. http://www.vistaprint.co.uk
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Well done to Dawlish Hospital, really well organised for the vaccinations yesterday.
You're being deliberately obtuse as expected. Out of interest what do you mean people like me? Oh good old, someone disagrees with me, let's blame it on someone who has been banned from the site as they can be the only person who thinks I'm a bully. Funny you should call me a troll.
Agree it's stupid but BoJo said it's okay to do it. It's not the same thing.
Hi Huw, that's good news. Family member was tested today after contact from the doctor this morning. 48 hours for results hopefully - that's significantly better than I was hoping for.
Is it just me or is there a lot of smug 'I'm all right Jack-nesss' around at the moment?
She added "nobody would dream" of applying restrictions on the basis of skin colour, despite a higher death rate among BAME people. Not true, I understand where applicable they are looking for BAME people to be moved to less risky areas of the NHS. This article is moaning for moanings sake a lot of which is going on in print media and social media at the moment. God forbid advice be based on ...
Governments don't run businesses either but they're still classifying people as key workers and providing tests - our company has been involved.
Passenger flights are believed to have been cut by up to 95%, but that still means one in 20 are taking off. Airlines say they are keeping vital links open. "We are working with European Union (EU) governments to try to keep some minimum flight links open for emergency reasons, even though the passenger loads on these flights will be very low," said Ryanair. But other flights are to bring stranded ...
I don't see how we can avoid further peaks if we relax rules, I'm happy with the police enforcing as they are. I don't have a lot of time for Anne Marie Morris criticising them, especially young inexperienced police. Let's face it in her case with age comes wisdom certainly doesn't apply.
I walked through town yesterday about 3pm and it was quiet I thought. First time I've ventured that far. Everyone kept their distance. There's some very superior people tut tutting at people as if they're the only ones who can possibly understand all the consequences. We've had a few people at work with Covid19 and one death and are certainly not underestimating things. A lot of us also have ...
I can open it Margaret - what error do you get? It's a crap site with loads of ads though!
It needs to be made clear that anyone furloughed who does this work for whatever period of time won't (a) lose their furloughed money and (b) won't lose their job as this is what is being threatened at the moment.
Councillors have today voted unanimously to support the appointment of a dedicated Climate Change Officer to lead the authority in tackling climate change. http://socsi.in/bCwM9
@Brian Devon I think they are refurbishing part of it and installing self check outs.
Anne Marie Morris MP 18 July at 14:22 · A big thank you to the considerable number of constituents who have contacted my office regarding Coryton Cove Café. It is a fantastic local business that is well-loved and well-used by both the community and visiting tourists. It has been great to see so many passionate messages of support from constituents championing this brilliant community asset. I can ...
They'll be on BBC Spotlight tonight at 6.45.
Hi Lindaane. It might be worth going to the Dawlish Museum facebook page and asking this query. It's a bit before my time unfortunately. People like David Force might be able to help.
'Visions of the future of the Lawn' by the Dawlish Lawn Working Group ais currently at the Library. This includes a questionnaire so please come and have your say in what you think is the best way forward with this.
There's a transit near there in the trees which has been there for a while with police tape round. Hope whoever turned that one is ok, looked nasty.
Has it actually gone downhill or is it the advent of social media and 24 hour news. I was a teenager when you moved down leatash and it definitely wasn't perfect then, just not as publicised.
more twilight zone @elvis presley
It's at a very accessible location. You can access from Sainsburys, through the new estate and then a kissing gate to the countryside park. I do it regularly.
We were talking to the owner's dad yesterday in Teignmouth and I think the woman is embarrassed. She wouldn't be interviewed. (ps) they felt forced to remove the rogue apostrophe from the kiosk too!
Behind a cyclist with one leg today, wouldn't have known if he hadn't been wearing shorts. Very skilful.
If you actually read threads you'd work it out. I personally don't care if you change your views or not, you're just someone I would avoid like the plague. You troll threads and don't respond to the responses. End of conversation for me, feel free to talk to yourself. My response to ziggy on the car parking was from experience in Teignmouth, after someone had issues paying for their parking. ...
Sorry if there's a newer thread on this as I can't find it. Just noticed as I walked past that the Elephant Rock Cafe is now opened at Langstone Rock, the sign said today is the first day. Looks likey they've done quite a bit of work on it, including a decking area to the right which I'm assuming with have tables and chairs soon. Didn't have time to stop but I thought it was nice to see.
I've also completed a couple of courses at Dartington, not impressed with the comment about it.
Great optician in the Strand, very supportive. My son has been using contact lenses since he was 13 that have improved his eye sight.
Perhaps this is what we need to stop us over consuming.
https://www.marksandspencer.com/l/men/mands-fa-suit?intid=hp_car_1_2_070718_waistcoat
I wait with interest if they catch the people to see if they're local. Chippy Chaps has also posted CCTV footage of people trying to break into their establishment, wondering if it's related as has Rock and Sole.
Not sure if you're referring to Gay's but despite being on the 'wrong side' of the brook they seem to be one of the shops in Dawlish that does really well. Often there's queues outside for their cream teas, pasties and (I understand) cheesy Steves! They must be doing something right!
Introducing the new Neighbourhood Beat Manager for Dawlish........PC Mark Hogan A little bit about Mark: Mark started out as a Special Constable for Hampshire Constabulary for 6 half years before moving to South Devon where he joined Devon and Cornwall Police, serving both Teignmouth and Torbay as a response officer for the past 13 years. PC Hogan is keen to solve local issues affecting the ...
Aren't under 40s going to get old then?
@Duckileaks , thanks for the background. i know the thread is about the lawn but it's nice to know about the wheel.
I have to say online shopping has been a godsend for someone who has a child with a 36" leg. School clothes would have been impossible unless I'd made my own which as I'm not a stay at home mum wouldn't have happened. Same goes for size 12 school shoes. This change is inevitable, who has time to go shopping all the time? I've always hated trolling shops and now I don't have to, I can do other ...