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Happy Days Are Here Again! - Tuesday 16th November at 2pm. This show brings you the songs heard at those parties, songs that won the war, good old fashioned singalongs and beautiful ballads. The show includes a tribute to Vera Lynn, the forces sweetheart, with songs including When the Lights Go on Again, A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square, I’ll Be Seeing you and of course The White ...
We have realized something is going on not only in Dawlish but across the country. Landlords of private renters are having their rents increased now that the Government has relaxed the emergency on rents be it a flat or house Landlords are raising rents above the (RPI ) Retail Price Index. Those landlords that attempt to raise rents above that are breaking the law. So, what happens if you refuse ...
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Peeping Tom, calling hard working people "f*cking cowboys" is way more snidey than anything else posted on this thread.
Remember, remember, the 5th of November… Bonfire night can be an annual highlight for some of us, but for others it can be the worst night on the calendar. The noise from fireworks can be distressing for animals and some vulnerable people. Be considerate and respectful of them when planning your bonfire night celebrations. If you’re planning a display at home, then ...
What water course? The leat is dry and has been for years.
@1263 Bucket head advice old chap.
Usual vipers on Dawlish.com with their usual snide remarks, nothing changes on this site. As of my remark it still isn't good form to be just throwing the cuttings into a water course.
Peeping Tom is at it again.
The Town Council is aware of unverified reports of possible violence against the town's waterfowl, potentially resulting in the loss of three birds. We would urge persons with any information on the possible incidient to contact the Town Council by email townclerk@dawlish.gov.uk or telephone 01626 863388 so further investigations can take place. At all times we ask everyone to remain ...