No, Lynne I can’t think of any justifiable reasons or arguments as to why there should be a space-consuming, brash and noisy play park on our Lawn, which is most unlikely to generate any appreciable additional income for the town. Clearly spending the Sainsbury’s S106 money on such would be in direct contradiction to the objectives of the Dawlish Town Masterplan which include restoring the ...
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More of a problem is that the media is lazy. Also newspapers have cut costs down to the bone, letting most of their reporters go, so they share any tidbit of so-called news around between them, put their own bit of spin on it, and hey presto it is spread far and wide and gets all out of proportion. Best to ignore it and let it go away.
Thank you Burnside. I did write 'I say' so that does indicate it is my opinion.
I have just looked at the Agendaa for the Council meeting on Wednesday 4 Oct and noted the item in the agenda regarding the Memorial Garden : '13 Memorial Garden - To note that the Civic Amenities Committee validated the figures and accepted the updated report by the Town Clerk (attached) and to decide if the lease should be renewed. Members briefing paper to follow. ' This is a travesty! Again ...
So frustrating! Kathy please give more details especially contact details. We don't know how to get in touch.
It is owned by the boss of Vodaphone, I believe.
There will also be a Gardener's Question Time, which Toby and 'local experts' will field, so bring along your gardening queries. These can be to do with fruit, vegetables or even ornamental plants. Sounds like a good evening. Remember 'the key is the soil'. Be there or be square.
I know you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize what you heard is not what I meant. Jack Cope
I like the pedestrianisation plan but I'm anxious about how it will affect the other local roads. There are problems passing oncoming traffic in Queen St. and Park Road now. What will they be like with the pedestrianisan plan? Teignbridge DC don't seem to have done any research/studies into this!? Will Brunswick Place, Barton Terrace and Oak Hill become 'rat runs'? It will also mean a lot more ...
We only have our allotments at Browns Brook courtesy of the Luscombe Estate, who own the land and rent it to the Town Council. There is a lengthy waiting list for allotments (I have been on it for several years) and the Town Council seem to be making little progress in finding more land for those of us hankering after becoming self sufficient in fruit and veg... The Luscombe estate is open for one ...
Thank you Lynne. You took the trouble to read my posting properly.