Anyway, after 3 months of hard work the prom and Banjo are now fit to walk along again and this evening the Mayor Gordon Oliver, flanked by Councillors Darren Cowell, Robert Excell and Jenny Faulkner from the Tormohun Ward cut the tape and declared the place open. The Mayor, in his little speech said there was more to come in his effort to tidy up Torquay. He didn't mention his idea for the third harbour and I decided it wasn't the time to ask him pointed questions about the cost of such a project. I didn't ask him about the £50 000 owed to Torbay by the balloon people either. Dull sort of evening really.
As I have said you can now enjoy walking along the pro for the first time in 6 years without having to dodge round ugly looking railings. Enjoy
PS Sorry the photos are in the wrong order.
3 comments:
I thought they were taking the top deck off the banjo?
Reminds me of the Punch & Judy Man - a Hancock film.
What about some money being spent on Paignton? All we hear about is torquay - a big dump that I avoid like the plague.
If Oliver sells Oldway then that money belongs to the people of Paignton NOT Brixham or torquay.
Notice the Geo Park did not our council officers realise the green flooded? Same with balloon their legal team outsmarted the council!
David
Paignton
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