General Discussion
I have no idea of the political slant of the MDA. Suggest you contact them directly if you wish to complain - why not write a letter of complaint and see if they publish it? BTW - I am 99.9% certain now of your party political stance. Can't prove it of course but you have given yourself(ves) away by dint of the contents of your posts. (Which, of course, you are perfectly entitled to ...
@Lynne There are no Labour Councillors at District or County level in Newton Abbot Constitiuency or the wider Teignbride District. There are very few Labour Town Councilors in Newton Abbot Constitiuency or the wider Teignbride District either. This is the standard question fielded by Liberal Democrats Councillors when it comes to the General Election and can be found on Lib Dem ...
Liberal Democrat Dawlish Councillor and Leader of Teignbridge District Council, Martin Wrigley once again makes an awkward appearance on BBC Spotlight over the controversial changes to Queen St, Newton Abbot. Changes that his party and the Conservatives desperately want to push through; despite widespread opposition from local traders and residents, despite the absence of any truly democratic ...
I'm just curious to know how many Labour cllrs there are in the parliamentary constituency of Newton Abbot. I know there are none on Teignbridge District Council but wondered if anyone could tell me if there are any on town/parish councils within this particular parliamentary seat and if so, how many and on which town/parish councils? Thanks
So I've now had some time to find out more about this changing places facility. Seems it is a toilet facility specifically aimed at those who are dependent on others for help with their toiletting Also,as I write this, I do not know how TDC is financing this installation but from research it seems that central government has a pot of money that it is asking councils to bid for specifically in ...
Lots of councils across the country are short of money - Conservative controlled Devon County Council being one of them. The councils are short of money for a variety of reasons - a huge drop in funding from central government since 2010, an increase in demand for the services that local government addresses (eg social services, special needs education, homelessness) and inflation.
More lib-dem ? measures to get more money out of locals and discourage day trippers. Higher rates and less services under this mob.
The ladies toilets by the old information centre.
Due to the lack of service we seem to get from the railways by whoever, why not consider making the track between exeter and plymouth Dartmouth a heritage railway. Using historic steam or desiel engines and refurbished rolling stock. This would bring a more reliable service for the passegers and a huge tourist attraction, with views that are better than many in existance.Also the ...
Well said
