The inhabitants enjoy this as much as the visitors.
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G White
12 years ago
Keep the Red Arrows Flying in Torbay
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Anonymous
12 years ago
They help to attract visotrs to Torquay
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Barbara Church
12 years ago
I look forward to seeing them every year
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Patricia Ball
12 years ago
This is one thing we should not lose as visitors to the area come at that time especially.
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Emma P
12 years ago
ts a tradition since I was a small child and would be a real shame to not do it.
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derek smith
12 years ago
If Torbay is closed dont bring the Red Arrows, if its not we need them to advertise we are here. They arer an absolute must have.
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J Walpole
12 years ago
Please reconsider
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Glenn Dimmock
12 years ago
This annual event is loved and looked forward to by thousands of people, both local and tourists. It would be such a pity to lose such a wonderful spectacle. Please reconsider as you will be sorely missed.
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Roy Sundholm
12 years ago
why do we have to lose out when for everyone else it is business as usual.
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Richard Millin
12 years ago
It's what the town needs to generate a trade
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Ray Clark
12 years ago
They bring a buzz to the town!
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Ray Clark
12 years ago
They bring a buzz to the town!
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patricia
12 years ago
cant lose them
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sue rawson
12 years ago
red arrows are the highlight of the year for old and young, residents and visitors.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
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Yes, it would be a shame but be respectful of other towns' rights too. Ref some of the comments about Dawlish, how would Torbay residents feel if The Red Arrows said sorry we're cancelling your day & doing Plymouth instead as its bigger and more important than you.....?
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Norman
12 years ago
Duck!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
In view of the geographical size of the Dawlish location compared to that of Torbay it does seem a rather strange decision for the RAF to make. In Torbay the nature of the bay makes it possible for many to view the event at a multiplicity of directions and to gain a much greater perspective with regard to the depth and dimension of aircraft speed and the acrobatics.
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Peter Herbert
12 years ago
Thousands come to Torquay & Paignton just to watch the Red Arrows. They must make every effort to attend
You'll regret it if you don't!
The inhabitants enjoy this as much as the visitors.
Keep the Red Arrows Flying in Torbay
They help to attract visotrs to Torquay
I look forward to seeing them every year
This is one thing we should not lose as visitors to the area come at that time especially.
ts a tradition since I was a small child and would be a real shame to not do it.
If Torbay is closed dont bring the Red Arrows, if its not we need them to advertise we are here. They arer an absolute must have.
Please reconsider
This annual event is loved and looked forward to by thousands of people, both local and tourists. It would be such a pity to lose such a wonderful spectacle. Please reconsider as you will be sorely missed.
why do we have to lose out when for everyone else it is business as usual.
It's what the town needs to generate a trade
They bring a buzz to the town!
They bring a buzz to the town!
cant lose them
red arrows are the highlight of the year for old and young, residents and visitors.
Yes, it would be a shame but be respectful of other towns' rights too. Ref some of the comments about Dawlish, how would Torbay residents feel if The Red Arrows said sorry we're cancelling your day & doing Plymouth instead as its bigger and more important than you.....?
Duck!
In view of the geographical size of the Dawlish location compared to that of Torbay it does seem a rather strange decision for the RAF to make. In Torbay the nature of the bay makes it possible for many to view the event at a multiplicity of directions and to gain a much greater perspective with regard to the depth and dimension of aircraft speed and the acrobatics.
Thousands come to Torquay & Paignton just to watch the Red Arrows. They must make every effort to attend