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Excellent letter from Peter and Pam Cross, and Ali Aitchison, I totally agree. There is plenty of parking off Strand, we don't need cars blocking it. Dawlish has to move on.
The London 2012 site answered my question: Where will the Torch actually be carried by a Torchbearer? We want to give our Torchbearers who carry the Olympic Flame a sense of occasion and a crowd helps with that. As a result, Torchbearers will carry the Olympic Flame in many rural communities but it is not a continuous Relay of people passing the Olympic Flame to each other. Between communities, ...
So what's its route between Teignmouth and Exeter? The interactive map shows a straight line between the two. Perhaps it's going to fly!!? http://www.london2012.com/olympic-torch-relay-map
Webmaster, I find most of Rainbow's posts irrelevant, distracting and agressive. His/her language doesn't bother me, but I get the feeling that Rainbow is just having a good laugh at Dawlish.com's expense. And Dallas doesn't help by being agressive and swearing in reponse. Personally, I would ban Rainbow and warn Dallas.
So we're having a public consultation on two working days! Anyone doing a standard 9-5 working week only has a couple of hours to get there on Thursday evening when they probably have family commitments! Why isn't it also on Saturday and Sunday as well? For a consultation that is so important to the town, I don't think this is good enough!
I agree, free parking for 30 minutes should be implemented. But the Strand businesses also have to play their part and some of them don't. They ALL need to make an effort, not just some.
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Dawlish is in a valley - there is no obvious route for a relief road and why would you want one? Most traffic approaching Dawlish from either the Exeter or Teignmouth sides of the town is heading to Dawlish, not past it. That's one of the more charming aspects to the town, it's not actually on the way to anywhere!
No, they haven't cut down on their products, they've just rearranged the store! If you look you'll see they have the same ranges as before.
Firefighters' Charity Car Wash at Warmer Windows, Dawlish Call in for a wash on your way to or from Sainsburys when you shop on Saturday! Now firmly established on the Charity’s annual event calendar, the National Car Wash is the Charity's largest national fundraising event of the year, and involves fire stations throughout the UK washing the nation’s cars, in exchange for a donation. The ...