Dawlish News
Would much prefer to see a picture of her and her cronies, inc M Wrigley, getting the brook cleared and dredged.
Obviously a good excuse for SWW to put their prices up again. Profit before people, thanks to Maggie Thatcher!
Such a shame. But seagulls are an endangered species. You don't see many of them around, inland, on farms when the farmer is ploughing, or on landfill sites.
MORE than 1,300 have used the minor injuries unit at Dawlish Hospital since it reopened in April. Figures just released by the Torbay and South Devon Healthcare Trust reveal the numbers of patients who have been treated at the unit for minor injuries and ailments.
ONE of the six cygnets born in Dawlish just over a week ago has died. Dawlish Waterfowl Wardens have announced the cygnet had been lost, possibly having been attacked by seagulls. Intense weather conditions and predators have also led to the loss of 13 ducklings which hatched recently.
Devon has been hit with a barrage of pollution incidents after heavy rain, as 26 beaches and coves have had to contend with sewage spills. Dawlish Coryton Cove See more... https://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/news/plymouth-news/severe-rainfall-leads-sewage-discharge-9591972
MAYOR Lin Goodman-Bradbury was in attendance at the Dawlish Lawn Tennis Club to officially open the new courts. The junior section at the club ranges from those aged five or six all the way up to under-18s and so finals day was a hotly contested event.
HIGH winds and driving rain caused havoc to Teignbridge yesterday with train services suspended, trees blocking roads and yachts breaking moorings. Yesterday saw trains come to a halt at Dawlish station as services were suspended.
Was this the banger racing up in a field up Port Road, if it was, it was absolutely brilliant! I wish that another event like this could take place, I reckon it'd bring the spectators in, that's if Health and Safety would allow it!
THREE Dawlish artists came together to display their work for the first time as part of the annual Devon Open Studios event. The artists, all members of Dawlish Art Group, are experienced at showing their artwork at the group’s annual exhibition but this new venture, held at the Hope Centre, was a chance to reach a wider audience.