Dawlish News
Whats the chances of Liebour actually spending £3billion on this scheme.....answers on a postcard to S. Claus greenland.
Why dont the Punch group as owners rebuild the ship before trying to sell ?
The 17th-century Ship Inn in Cockwood, damaged by Storm Ciaran, is on the market, with a community bid option in place. Dawlish Town Council subsequently successfully applied for the pub to become an Asset of Community Value.
Students at Dawlish College have packed and donated over eight Christmas hampers to a local food bank, spreading festive cheer and supporting those in need. Students from Dawlish College packed hundreds of donated items along with a large helping of festive joy into hampers for a local food bank last week.
Dawlish College and Kenton Primary School among Teignbridge schools in the ongoing government rebuilding programme, expanding with a £3bn investment for SEND places. TWO Teignbridge schools are among nine in Devon which remain in the government’s school rebuilding programme as ministers prepare to make way for more applications.
This week, the speed detection team will be concentrating in the following areas: Monday: Redruth, Truro, Bodmin, Liskeard, Launceston, Honiton, Exeter Tuesday: Falmouth, Camborne, Redruth, Wadebridge, Plymouth & A386, Tavistock, Exeter, Crediton, A30 East/Mid Devon Wednesday: Penzance, Launceston, Plymouth & A38, North Devon Link Road & A39, Tiverton, Teignmouth, Torquay ...
POLICE in Teignmouth are appealing for information after clothes worth more than £1000 were stolen from a shop in Bank Street. A spokesperson for the Teignmouth and Dawlish Policing Team said: ‘We are appealing for any information please, that may assist our enquiries.
THIS year’s Dawlish Christmas Tree festival is officially open. The popular event has more than 40 festive trees decorated by community organisations and charities from across Dawlish. A spokesman said; ‘The festival beautifully showcases a wide array of trees created by community organisations from across the parish.
Stephen Clark, 73, from Dawlish, admitted to making and distributing indecent images of children and breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention order. A 73-YEAR-OLD Dawlish pensioner has admitted a number of child sex offences,.
If cyclists ignored previous signs why would they obey new signs? More waste of money from council.