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A FUNDRAISING campaign has been launched to help a popular Dawlish coastal cafe which was damaged during the recent storms. Buddy’s at Red Rock has been forced to close after a sinkhole appeared under the area of decking.
Under a FOI request it seems that Devon council has spent £6k of taxpayers money on taking down flags from lamposts in Exeter. Expect council to complain about lack of money soon.
Stagecoach are coming to Dawlish Town Council tonight .. come along to find out why they’ve reduced services for our parish. Cllr Alison Foden has been campaigning for years on this issue. Manor House, 7pm.
26/00149/MAJ Variation of Condition 1 (approved plans) on planning permission 19/01767/MAJ (Reserved Matters approval for 190 dwellings and associated works (approval sought for appearance, landscaping, layout and scale) pursuant to Outline Planning Permission 18/02404/MAJ (Variation of Outline application for phased development of up to 200 dwellings, 3 hectares of employment land, including a ...
UK Government’s actions increasingly seen as serving elite interests over public good , with multiple reports indicating systemic failures in governance, accountability, and democratic integrity. Trust in government at record lows , according to the National Centre for Social Research, as public confidence in the political system has plummeted due to perceived disconnect between leaders and ...
Glorious Sun Rise this morning from Dawlish. Shame the rest of the town looks like a bomb site.
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@1263 - Well said. https://www.torbayandsouthdevon.nhs.uk/uploads/annual-report-and-accounts-2023-2024.pdf
Safe staffing levels ? What does that actually mean ? Is it just an vague excuse because the trust cant do its job and get full time staff in.? Time this trust was put under the spotlight for continued failings.
DAWLISH Hospital Minor Injuries Unit remains closed again this week due to continued staffing problems. The unit has been closed for most of this year so far. Torbay and South Devon NHS Trust says the situation is reviewed on a weekly basis and it will only reopen if a ‘safe and consistent’ service can be provided.