Diana Mond
To answer your first question, please read my post at 13:03 today. And then re-read it. To answer your second loaded (and once again unnecessarily rude) question, I would point to those posts on here where over the years you have advised people to park on various double yellow lines hereabouts. Or to not put a valid parking ticket on their dashboards, etc. R.I.P. Martin.
Why would that be terrific for all to see? I hope you’re not being threatening. Do you simply have a built-in dislike for people who politely question your obsession with encouraging people to break the law by parking wherever they like? No wonder you and Martin (R.I.P.) had a “misunderstanding”, if you’re so intolerant of other people’s logic.
1. The SANGS (for that is what the Countryside Park is - ask Lynne), was originally intended to be in Dawlish Warren. 2. The Countryside Park is fantastically well used. 3. More dog muck bins are being installed there. 4. I wonder if people also believe that homes take priority over wildlife?
You have indeed explained in a lot of detail. Whether or not your explanation is correct or a mixture of fact and supposition on your part, remains to be seen. Thank you anyway.
What about your police pension though DEEDOODLE? Must be worth the equivalent of at least £25 an hour I’d have thought? And fully deserved it is too, might I add.
The off street (parking places) order 2013 was rescinded/revoked on 5 April 2016. The Berry Head car park is NOT a local authority car park. The land is leased to the Torbay Coast & Countryside Trust, who themselves (not the local authority) use part of the land as a car park. That car park is enforced on their behalf by Parkingwithease Ltd.
Mildly amusing at best. However Roma Everest (who’d have guessed that she’s friends with Sheila Thomas?????!) clearly had the ironymeter switched off when she wrote about dinosaurs and people looking to make names for themselves...
The precedent was set locally when Richard Weekes was granted permission to build a house in the middle of his supposedly precious farmland. This Leo Michaels chap however seems to be a nasty piece of work. I’m not sure though that planning decisions can be based on a persons character.
Absolutely Lynne.
Just read the two letters. One from the publicity-loving wife of a trickster, and the other so all over the place that anyone would think the writer was a Liberal Democrat. They don’t really help their cause...
