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I think some of you may be missing the point. As Sainsbury have already been given planning permission to build at Shutterton Bridge and it is deemed that Dawlish needs one new supermarket only there is therefore no need for another one. So Tesco at Lady's Mile would be surplus to requirements and would also take away land that is used for tourism.
What is it that is sooooo transparent?
Empowerer also posted this. Print it off if it will help you to follow the instructions. 1. Go into Teignbridge District Council's website: www.teignbridge.gov.uk 2. Click on Environment & Planning. this takes you to the Environment & Planning page. Look to the left. 3. Click on Planning. This takes you to the Planning page. Look at the main page. 4. Click on 'View Applications & Submit ...
This is what Empowerer posted: If you wish to object to a planning application this is how you can do it: either email to: planning@teignbridge.gov.uk or letter to: Planning Department, Teignbridge District Council, Forde House, Newton Abbot, Devon TQ12 4XX Make sure you quote the correct planning reference. The reference for the Tesco planning application at Lady's Mile is:08/02503/MAJ
Okay - I'll find the threads for you and post again.
And I wonder if all those 'upmarket' tourists that Alf's after at Lady's Mile would appreciate the aroma?
Glad you agree with me Bardwell. You'll have put in a formal objection then concerning the Tesco proposal and be encouraging others to do the same?
Tesco up market?! Pull the other one. Waitrose followed by Sainsbury I would have thought. Then Morrisons, Asda, Tesco. Then, Co-op, Somerfields. Then Lidl, Aldi and the like. And no, I don't think if it were Waitrose or Sainsbury wanting to build on Lady's Mile that that would make it okay. It most definitely would not. Lady's Mile is totally the wrong site for a supermarket - whatever the ...
But will 'upmarket' tourists want to take their holidays bang on top of a supermarket and car park?
In answer to Bardwell's question (and please remember these are only my thoughts on the matter). Having read both the Tesco planning application (and my gawd there is a huge amount of it!) and the one from Lady's Mile to turn another piece of their land into holiday accommodation land, it seems that the reason Lady's Mile wish to do this is that it would compensate for the loss of holiday ...