Woolbrook
Look up "Bluster" on Marine Traffic.com. For a better photo go to their photos page and scroll down for one when she was leaving port in Holland with this in tow.
It is not just the rogue traders who are criminally at fault, it is also some of the people that hire and inadvertently encourage them. My neighbour paid £300.00 to have a few small limbs chainsawed from a eucalypt two weeks ago. The chap who did it (with an Irish accent) was there for an hour, used no safety equipment, just a ladder and a chainsaw, when he was 20 feet from the ground. Cash ...
I see from today's Gazette that the success of the Dawlish Warren promotion was supported by a grant from Dawlish Town Council.
They can plan all they like but if they hold the traffic up any more they directly interfere with their own very expensively "researched" policies. http://www.teignbridge.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=33318&p=0
My point was that, as in the case of the compulsory purchase of farmland, one of the reasons given was to draw people away from the Warren (as I interpreted it). The redevelopement of the shops seemed to go against this. I have no axe to grind against anyone trying to make a living but as I see it if there is a policy then you either stick to it, in all applications, or abandon it.
So much for the stated policy in other applications that they do not wish to attract extra footfall to the Exe Estuary.
Presumeably from "mobile sales" they mean a handcart as a few years ago Network Rail banned all vehicles from the sea wall to Coryton Cove.
Is this that same bridge? From the photograph it looks like it is next to the railway bridge further down the Clyst between the one at The Bridge Inn and the bottom end of Bowling Green Marsh.
The Lawn was never intended to have steps in the Brook. The steps collect the silt when it is calm and as a consequence when there is a flood the water is already higher than it would be if it had not been "sanitised". If there were no steps to impede the flow of water there would be a natural flush which would not only clear the silt but also clear all the other manmade problems such as the ...
The shop at the bottom of Strand Hill is available to lease at a reasonable rate and anyone with a good idea should approach David Force to enquire or ask advice. It will NOT be available to Charity Shops. If I find the rates too much to cope with whilst looking for a responsible tenant who has a solid idea to keep the premises going I will have to apply to turn it into a maisonette. It will also ...
