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you really don't have anything nice to say do you well i'd rather live here than in that sh*t hole! and as for ace there all doing really well!

Sometimes gossip is another name for concern. This poor lady would not have laid dead for four weeks if more people kept an eye out for their neighbours. (the family aren't local)

Hope you have a great time. Good places to eat are Smugglers inn at Holcombe - great carvery with local meats and other dishes and the old mill tearoom for cream teas with home made scones. If you want to visit local attractions I recommend the museum, very cheap and great displays. The lawn area with the ducks and swans are always popular and the beach is nice, if you've got children it is worth ...

their both soft as f**k inside and ugly as f**k on the outside and die young! Like you! you have alot in common with animals n fruit no wonder your a single man with nothing to do than get involved in our discussion board! go f**k off to the torquay one will ya! or sell your laptop buy some crack and sit outside the town hall! Loser!

We get kicks outta your problems. I suggest if you don't like the stuff posted on these forums you should look elsewhere try www.ogrish.com and tell them their out of order!

Well said from Leeds. The West Country people seem to have a problem with tourists, in Cornwall it is worse. They want visitors but don't if you follow. What they forget is they have the nerve to go on holiday themselves in other areaa of the country and expect to be welcomed. It's a good thing the West Country Tourist Information do not adverise this discussion board.. people would soon choose ...

P.s Your the sad twat!

A commuter who takes a popular train to work says he will be forced to start driving the 13 miles into Exeter when the service is axed. Richard Frewin, 36, travels to his office near Exeter Central Station on the 7.46am service from his home in Dawlish. It gets him into the city in plenty of time for the start of his day's work at 8.30am. But after a timetable shake-up, which comes into force in ...

One thing I failed to mention in my earlier posting the butterfly was close to the rear of the Visitor Centre at Dawlish Warren.

GET A LIFE

does any one know of the star cross nursery in Dawlish its a plant nursery not a childrens nursery, thank you, mary

I'm currently researching my family history, and have traced the Cridge's back to Queen Street and The Strand from 1841 onwards. I would be very grateful for any information or pictures you have. Thanks in anticipation.

Yes I see. I can imagine that there is a 'ring' whereby the builders collaborate to keep prices low and don't gazump each other. Daresay there is a kickback in it for the estate agent. I've been quoted an estimate by a local estate agent to place a land plot on their sale books - their suggested price seems unbelievably high. Like, twice what I was envisaging.

Brixham Coastguards dealt with three hoax calls yesterday, which tied up valuable resources which could have been needed for real emergencies. The first call came in to the operations room as a 999 call at 2.30 pm this afternoon. The caller reported that a person was hanging over a cliff and needed immediate assistance. However, the Coastguard quickly realised that the informant was a hoaxer since ...

Ha ha! this post made me laugh sounds like a good idea though

i happen to work at gays creamery and yea gordon is still around bless him.. hehe.

Three beaches in south Devon have reopened after being shut to bathers because of a sewage leak. Water at Dawlish beach, Coryton Cove and Boat Cove was affected after about 700 cubic metres of sewage leaked from a South West Water pumping station. The beaches were given the all-clear after samples assessed by the Environment Agency showed water met European bathing standards.

My apologies for the levity. The comments by SZ4 were extremely witty however, sorry I couldn't reach that level. For what its worth I think you are entirely right. Daw Vale should not be closed. My sister used to visit OAPs there and I joined her once or twice, although I gave up when one of the old dears took a fancy to me.

Could be a better sight than Dawlish girls, judging by the sweathogs standing outside Dawlish Secondary Modern. Getting a bit worried about Mark's increasing neurosis about Dawlish though.

i am looking for Mike and Linda Disney, they moved to the Starcross nursey in Dawlish about 11 years from Torquay. were they owned a beautifull guest house would like to know of there where abouts please, contact me on theonlymartins@yahoo.co.uk thank you mary

Three beaches in east Devon have been closed to bathers because of a sewage leak from a pumping station. Water at Dawlish town beach, Boat Cove and Coryton Cove was affected after about 700 cubic metres of sewage leaked from the South West Water station.

On Sunday 15 October hundreds of people will gather to take part in Stride Powderham Castle, a 6 mile pink themed sponsored walk for all the family, to raise money for breast cancer research. This beautiful walk is set in a wonderful setting in an ancient deer park alongside the River Exe and is the centre of a large traditional estate of 4,000 acres. There is a £6.00 entry fee. To register by ...

Hello Dawlish, and thank you for the use of your notice board. Logged on to your Web from our home here in Perth, Western Australia. We have fond memories of Dawlish as it is a resort that was a delight to visit when we lived in Bristol in our youth. We have lived in Australia for agood number of years but now as an elderly couple we are looking to are return to the West Country. How ever to do ...

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ON THE 19TH/20TH AUGUST THERE IS A RELAY FOR LIFE AT DAWLISH LEISURE CENTRE.PLEASE ALL COME AND SUPPORT CANCER RESEARCH THERE WILL BE LOTS OF STUFF FOR THE KIDS DEMOS BY THE BRILLIANT DAWLISH TEAKWONDO,BOUNCY CASTLE AND MUCH MORE IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO TAKE PART PLEASE CONTACT JIM ON 01626 865101.

Did a car boot sale today, glad to see the organizers have scraped the entrance fee of 30p to look around.

I see the Old Brewery is getting ready to open as a bar and restaurant on Friday August 11th. I would like to wish the owners good luck in their venture and I am sure that the food will be of a high standard. Good luck to all concerned.

Please stand up and be counted jassyboy

So what if anyone does know anything about "the stabbing" its a police matter and should not be for the small minded town gossipers that feed on rumours to fill their little empty lives!

Why do the residents of dawlish make such an issue of the carnival. personally dressing up like a fool and cram packing the pubs seems utterly small minded. I can see why the carnival may be a positive thing for children but my concerns are with why fully grown adults go to the pub to numb thereselves with alcohol rather than doing something much more constructive!

I'm looking for a girl which i think her name is Lorraine.She had short fair hair,the girl i'm trying to look for came to high house childrens home with her dad once.I think she may live in the Exeter area now.If this is not the Lorraine i'm looking for sorry to cause any trouble.I know she went to Dawlish community college between 1966 to 1970 i think.

We are looking for 3/4 bedroom accomadation in dawlish.We are a family with a 19 and 16 year old daughters and a 13 month old baby. We have a 13 year old dog who is very well behaved, and a cat who has been neutered. We are sensible, responsible, reliable family who need a home to rent We have got references if needed at anytime at all. If you know of any thing, please get in contact.

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My golden rule for travelling is... A place for everything and everything in its place. Preparation and putting things in the right pockets is crucial. I try to make sure that if I need something quickly I can lay my hands on it. My best holiday ever was to...Dawlish, in Devon, with my family when I was 10 or 11. It was the first time I got sunstroke. I remember being sick and my mum rubbing ice ...

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Hi all, great site by the way! I am currently looking to hire a caravan in Dawlish Warren for the middle to end of september 2006. I am aware that the holiday parks still have some on offer but if anyone knows of a privately owned caravan on one of the parks ( preferably Dawlish Sands) please drop me a mail asap as I would prefer to line the pockets of one person than a corporate body if you know ...

The lady who used to do the cooking at high house was called Mrs Martin she was known there for her home made rice pudding. I think she lived in Town Tree Hill she used to ride a blue bike.Iknew her when i was a child and we both lived at Ashcombe.

wher abouts is the room looking for a room for oct nov 06

A householder has been fined £50 for fly-tipping after putting rubbish out for collection at the bottom of the drive. John Kenyon says he received the fixed penalty notice after looking after his mother's home while she was in hospital. And when he rang Teignbridge council to protest, he was told they could only consider appeals in writing. Mr Kenyon has been looking after his elderly mother's ...