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Do you think the RSPCA or the Fire Service might read these comments and provide a response that justifies their actions or are they silent organisations like others
Data from every school in Devon shows that 94.9% of students at Dawlish Community College continued on into some form of learning after leaving our school compared to just 91.9% of students from other schools. In addition just 1.1% of our students did not go into further education, employment or training compared to 2.9% of students at other schools across Devon. Full article: ...
Just suppose a house fire occurs with lives in danger whilst our firemen and the engine is rescueing a bloody seagull for the RSPCA. Do they ever think?
Here I go again just suppose fireman got injured or killed in this rescue what price the compensation to him or his family and who would pay? If I was a fireman I would refuse the task or put the liability for injuries etc with the RSPCA. Better stop otherwise my comments could get me barred
FredBassett you are spot on i would have dispatched it for a tenner what a waste of money especially when the fire service is cutting appliances and crews in Devon
Who is this nutter from the RSPCA that keeps calling the fire service to rescue bloody seagulls and is he/she getting the bill. If it carries on I want the proportion of my council tax bill that goes toward the fire service refunding, because Im not paying for the system to be abused in this way. Its worse than kids making hoax calls. Why cant the watch commander just refuse to attend on the ...
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The Fire Service received a call from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to a seagull trapped on a flat roof at the above location. One fire appliance from Teignmouth attended. Fire crews released one seagull from third floor flat roof using a ladder and small tools. The care of the seagull was handed over to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. ...
Keep the road open, pedestrianised areas become ghost towns in the evening. Not looking forward to the traffic queues behind cars struggling to park though!
I'm not sure having a booze licence will make much difference, people who want to enjoy a drink on the beach already take their own. I would be interested to learn exactly what kind of live events they intend to stage, just how much space at the cove does the hut leaseholder get for their money? It is, after all, a refreshments hut - not an entertainment venue. Anything that disturbs the peace ...
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