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Official---- the police will not give a press release until there has been a formal identification, but by all accounts it was Keiron that was washed up on a beach in Dorset. Question now remains, how did he get from Dawlish to Dorset in just a flimsy dessing gown and jim jam.
I don't do Eyes of Dawlish. Can someone post up what his sister has said. There has been no press release from the Police.
There is a lot of speculation surrounding Keiron. As I do not have faebook, can someone who does look on face book and find it. I have just been told that it is on facebook posted by his sister.
It appears that Keiron was found dead. It also appears that his sister has placed it on facebook. As I do not have facebook, I can't see it.
It has not been confirmed whether dead or alive, but they have found Keiron on a beach near Bournemouth. I will let everyone know when it is confirmed one or another.#unless of course it comes from another source.
@Lynne . All governments depend on businesses, even LA's depend on businesses. I remember dear old Mr Clatworthy once saying at a council meeting "we run to council, not the chamber of trade" and that was when it was suggest there should be some free parking in Dawlish. Well he lost that battle, as we now have free parking albeit only half an hour,
And of those countries that export food to the UK, how many and for how long will they tollerate the situation of being held up at the ports?
It is highly probable that we could be (notice the word could) leaving without a deal. It may take longer to negotiate new deals with individual countries in the EU and the rest of the world after we leave, but no EU country is going to stop trading with us just because we are coming out, most would have more to lose than us. It takes years to uproot a business from hear to one where they could ...
A person unamed was relying on the street CCTV that may have given some indication as to which way Keiron went or if he went with anyone else. Will that person's hopes be dashed?
Are we the only country that is suffering on it's high street's?
