Myrtle77's Posts

Boy? Is he really that young?

I didn't get a leaflet, so thanks Lynne.

willosindawlish , the word you're looking for is libel, not liable. And please, stop uttering gibberish. I too have had the misfortune of sampling the food at Baileys, and my experience was also unpleasant and I wouldn't eat there again. If you plan on suing me, go ahead. I'll be sure to let the Good Food Guide, Jay Rayner and other food critics know that it is now an offence to comment on the ...

You can't recognise it easily. Even those with training in breed identification often struggle to pick out the breeds of mixed dogs. You can, however, do a DNA test - something that the RSPCA are considering on some dogs in their care.

Shaldon's market was closed to night - presumably due to the weather. What's happening on Sunday?

What they are 'demanding' is that their pensions are not devalued. And the fact is that it wouldn't cost us more in taxes. Unfortunately people are falling for Conservative propoganda, and don't realise that the cost of the public sector pensions will actually fall in time, as shown in the Hutton report.

The majority, Brazilnut? That's a rather sweeping statement. I've no idea of Lynn's circumstances, but surely how long she's lived here is irrelevent. The point is that she cares enough about where she lives to have an opinion on what happens here. Isn't that exactly what every town should want?! Whether you agree with those opinions or not is besides the point.

Thanks Leatash. Surprising that Sainsburys aren't funding the service as many other supermarkets do. At that price, I'll stick with the car!

I suspect the reason it's becoming so stale is because there aren't enough users. The more people using it, the more varied the topics are likely to be. No-one should be penalised for starting a topic on here if it's related to Dawlish, surely? I've always had the impression that most of the users on here seem to know each other anyway, which can be a bit off-putting for new users.

The groceries will certainly be cheaper than either the Co-op or Costcutters! Ordinarily I would agree that a supermarket wouldn't be good for a town centre. However, in Dawlish town centre all you can buy is fudge and ice-cream, so I don't think there's any threat. Sadly Dawlish today is geared almost exclusively towards holidaymakers, and this is reflected by the type of shops we have.