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A NEW Channel 4 drama into polluted water will feature the death of an eight-year-old girl linked to sewage discharged into the sea at Dawlish Warren. The case of Heather Preen, who died in 1999 of E coli poisoning after a family holiday, is among a number of stories told in the drama due to air soon.

"Community" what about replacemet bridge in the manor? or does that not count as community.Where is Rosie Dawsons petition for that , problably hiding in the long grass.!! More money spent on the manor after the 80k upgrade recently , this council really knows how to spend taxpayers money.

Dawlish News
Dawlish News
yesterday at 15:03

TOWN councillors in Dawlish have approved their budget for the next financial year. Among the priorities for 2026 to 2027 will be redeveloping the avian-flu hit waterfowl aviary. Last year, up to 50 of the town’s ornamental birds had to be humanely culled after an outbreak of the highly pathogenic disease.

Who would have thought......

Dawlish News
Dawlish News
2 days ago

PARTS of the timber from wrecked Teignmouth Pier are still being washed up along the coast in Dawlish. Piles of the wood from the end of the pier appeared at both Dawlish seafront and Coryton Cove following the devastating storms.

PREPARATIONS are well underway for the renowned Dawlish Water Rotary Club Mega Quiz. Rotarians are hoping to raise another substantial amount from their hugely popular quiz, the first one of the year.

THE CYCLEWAY between Dawlish and Dawlish Warren is to close for five weeks for improvement work. Devon County Council says the ‘permissive’ cycleway alongside Shutterton Brook, Dawlish, from Exeter Road to Dawlish Warren Road, will be closed for up to five weeks from 23 February.

The ones on Bridge Road are still there. A lot of them hanging by a thread though.

Steve
Steve
2 days ago

Lefty councils and governments would rather crack down on freedom of expression and cancel elections than listen to the people.

COUNCILLORS have paid tribute to the clean-up crews who mopped up after the South Devon coast was badly hit by recent storms. Cllr Nutley, the council’s executive member for leisure and recreation, said the damage to the pier had been ‘devastating’, while damage caused in other parts of Teignmouth and Dawlish was ‘staggering’.