Frannie
I can honestly say I have never heard of this committee.
Missed it this year as I was downing cheap drinks at the RBL. However, it's always been political and the UK will never win it again. Plus, Wogan threatens to leave every year.
Apparently, there is no longer a bus service from Exeter to Torquay via Dawlish etc. It now only goes as far as Teignmouth and turns around. Should you wish to get the bus to Torquay, you need to change at Teignmouth. Basically, they've scrapped the 85A.
That sort of happy clap trap is why the next generation is full of apathy. They are not encouraged to compete in case it upsets the losers. Kids nowadays hardly bother to try and improve themselves, learn more and get on in life because we're teaching them to believe life is easy, there's no competition out there. I teach my boy to do the best he can. And yes, he gets disappointed and sometimes ...
Eton, Oxford and Cambridge compete. Hardly just small towns, dear.
Dawlish Community College is getting better and better. I'd recommend Dawlish over Teignmouth especially if your children are into IT. To answer your other question about distance, it will depend on where you are moving to in Dawlish. Teignmouth is only a few miles away, but it is a bus or car ride each day, whereas Dawlish CC is walkable from just about anywhere in Dawlish. As mentioned on ...
James, haven't you read enough on this forum that you don't need facts to post something? lol
Why has nobody mentioned the bomb explosion in Exeter yesterday? Less than 10 miles away a so called convert extremist detonated a nail bomb, and two others were found. And it only happens in London, eh?
Bloody hell, I've just found myself agreeing with Bob. Will wonders never cease? ;-P
A very irate customer in co-op having a go at the security guard for parking in the loading bay outside. Finished up with the customer being thrown out for verbal abuse, and it nearly came to blows. I have never seen a security guard in co-op nor any trouble. Now as soon as a security guard turns up, trouble follows. Though the guard was a nice enough fellow, why was he employed? Has there been ...