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According to an Ofsted report Gatehouse Primary School needs to make futher improvements to become a good school. Inspectors said there had been too little good teaching in the school and students had not made the progress they should and there had been a high staff turnover. A more recent visit by Ofsted said the senior leadership team has now been strengthened, teaching improved and pupils ...
With finances tight and no sign of things improving in the near future perhaps under the circumstances described above the building needs to be sold. Perhaps with the help of some fund raising and maybe some grant money a wooden structure could be built on the warren to house the museum. As its likely that the greatest number of visitors are holiday maker tourists then the Warren would seem a ...
The start of a privatisation for the N.H.S
Needs more money throwing at it.The whole system is a bloody mess.
Unless cash can be found quickly Dawlish Museum could be forced to close. The museum which is home to the late Bill Millin's famous D-Day bagpipes made a loss of £5,000 last year, bad weather was to blame also the increase of utility and insurance bills. The heating bill for the start of this year is in excess of £2,000. The building is more than 200 years old and in poor condition, if the ...
@ Dawlish News. So the new transport secreatary visit to dawlish recently worked wonders then.About time.
Gather the new departure area at the destination of HS2 will be so big that it will take 20 minutes to exit it...hmm now thats food for thought. Better to spend the money on re opening some closed lines. Work on Tavistock line is fue to start...if only they could link Okehampton there would be an alternative route if the cliffs fall or sea stops services.
HS2 will save 20 minutes on journeys to Birmingham at a cost of 17.4 billon they should scrap the idea and spend the money on what we already have and improve the system track rolling stock etc.
A £30MILLION-plus commitment to protecting the main seafront rail line into South Devon has been made by Network Rail. Patrick Hallgate, western route managing director for Network Rail, revealed the commitment at a meeting of Torbay Business Forum when he gave details of the company's current plans for protecting and enhancing the region's rail network. He pledged to protect the main ...
Thanks, Brazilnut, I'll give it a go.
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