General Discussion
Thank you DM. As I am down the Strand every morning before 6am I see the state it is from day/night before rubbish everywhere. Talking to other shopkeepers they also acknowldge the problems, if your shop frontage doesnt stop at the pavement you are responsible to clean that yourself the street cleaners will not do it !!!!!! so they can blow it everywhere with their machines, people stand outside ...
why are you so negative, i thought you asked people to comment on improvements to the town!!!!!!!!! but you seem to spend a lot of time away from it
Take a walk around the town centre and see how many TDC bins you can see. We could do with at least 4 more down the Strand preferably metal with a cigarette butt bin on top like in Exeter. Private wheelie bins get used between emptying and being brought in , visitors to the area do not know our recycling rules!!! We pay enough in Council Tax without offering our bins free of charge. Even after the ...
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Im too busy working for that and would rather sit in the ambience of my garden, each to their own lol
lets put it in to perspective, we are a small seaside town with one main street, come September we will have it all to ourselves again !!!
it would not be traffic free, the logistics dictate that, the lawn is a pedestrant area if you want to walk traffic free , as many people have done for years. what about making Brunswick traffic free !!!!
not a succession of streets with shops was what should have been inserted
other towns are not like Dawlish, we have 1 long shopping street, not a succession of shops, stop comparing this lovely town to elsewhere, itis totally different.
I do come from Devon, native of Exeter lived in Dawlish for 25yrs I do not want to see the Lawn turned into a Car Park?!!! talking about the narrow bit of shrubbery which backs up onto the strand,build out over it and put covered seating under, park on top, I agree with youon the less mobile population who can walk very short distances thats why they need to park close to the shops, turning the ...
