Dawlish News
A NEW ‘cafe’ has been launched to help people in Dawlish cope with chronic pain. The Pain Cafe aims to connect people living with constant pain by providing an informal, friendly cafe to encourage people to share experiences and develop new ways of taking control.
Well done to all concerned. At last, something decent to read instead of RW lies and moronic claims from the climate deniers.
A ‘GENTLEMEN’S’ rugby club has donated £500 to a Dawlish charity. The Holcombe Gentlemen’s Rugby Club was founded 25 years ago by fans of the sport who frequent the village’s Castle Inn pub.
The small increase has been made to ensure the ‘continued delivery of services and new projects’. What a joke, what services! I presume Dawlish council will be putting themselves forward a nice pay rise and another big injection of money into their pension pot in my opinion.
Devon and Cornwall police use a software resource called GoodSAM. It gives them a range of instant response solutions such as video chat and instant evidence uploads. GoodSAM also provides an emergency service mapping system which provides locations of defibs, life rings, and other lifesaving equipment. This system is available to anyone and neighbourhood teams will monitor it to ensure ...
A TEIGNBRIDGE forest school has achieved Ofsted approval. Run by Dan Rees, the school, which is based out of Dawlish, as well as Southleigh, offers youngsters the chance to learn bush craft skills, including safe knife use, fire lighting, den building and so on.
Meanwhile water charges to go up, councils to raise rates, assuming everyone who has a house can afford to pay more, post office to remove sat deliveries ( note this happening after buy out of post office by foreign investor ) supermarkets to lay off workers, banks to close ...Welcome to dystopian britain run by rachael from accounts.
A GARDENING charity in Dawlish which was forced to close for a day following a small fire has thanked its supporters and well-wishers. Dawlish Gardens Trust in Port Road had announced it had to shut due to ‘unforseen circumstances’.
A DAWLISH foodbank is working ‘harder than ever’ to help people in the community. The Strand Community Centre foodbank is seeing more people who are struggling to put food on the table and organisers are appealing for help.
A GARDENING charity in Dawlish has been forced to close today following reports of a fire. Dawlish Gardens Trust in Port Road announced it has had to shut ‘due to unforseen circumstances’. A spokesman said: ‘Everything is under control and we will keep you all updated.