Dawlish News
A sad way to go..R.I.P
An artist who had been troubled by his mental health tragically chose to end his life by jumping in front of a moving train at Dawlish Station. An inquest in Plymouth today heard how the 53-year-old had suffered with his mental health in the past and how his death had been a deliberate act. Read more... https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/artist-died-after-being-hit-4438734
It always seems that the criminals always get treated better than the victims in the UK law system. Don't blur the pic out of that piece of scum and name and shame them. I don't expect its the first dog this filth has nicked, in my opinion.
Plans approved https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/dawlish-railway-station-major-improvement-4435849
Plans approved https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/dawlish-railway-station-major-improvement-4435849
The owner of a dog which disappeared from a beach in East Devon has been reunited with her pet after she saw a photograph of her dog being 'manhandled' off a beach in Paignton. The dog in the video was Pebbles - a young black pug crossed with Jack Russell terrier - and she was instantly recognised by her owner, mum of five Rebecca Marcil from Exmouth. It took Rebecca another four days to get ...
Thank god for that. The whole area is an eyesore and you lot are always moaning about keeping the rail open and now that work is being given the go ahead, what do you lot do? MOAN ABOUT IT! Get your heads out of your backsides and look forward to a MUCH better future for this town, with a station and area that we can be proud of, NOT ashamed of.
Network Rail are only trying to pull the wool over the publics eyes by asking local and district councils for planning consent. They dont need it, its just a publicity exercise. They are financed and planning approved by national government they can basically do what they want with Dawlish station and the sea wall and this right dosent just apply to Dawlish. We have a traditional old and lovely ...
It doesn't matter if local planning says NO. This project is backed by the government and if it goes all the way to appeal to the top for a decision to go forward. You can bet your bottom dollar it will be built. Slowly the people of the UK are realising their freedoms and rights are being severely eroded just like our coast line.
The project for that end of the sea wall is completely over the top! They are creating a concrete jungle which will destroy the look and ambience of the whole area. The stretch of sea wall that went down in 2014 has been rebuilt and is resiliant and they don't really need to do much more. But, having been given a zillion pound budget from Goverment, of course they will spend it on needless ...
