Dawlish News
A DAWLISH businesswoman and hairdresser has launched her ‘12 Days of Christmas’ fundraiser for Saving Pound Dogs Cyprus (SPDC). Chrissy Marks is once again raising money for SPDC. ‘I am overwhelmed with the local support and I am so grateful’, Chrissy said.
Dawlish is gearing up for a festive two-day Christmas event on November 29 and 30 organised by Dawlish Town Council and Dawlish Chamber of Trade, featuring live music, markets, and a spectacular Christmas lights switch-on.
Dawlish's new cygnets, watched by parents Kimba and Bert, explore the waters as the town council secures their safety by closing the footpath. THE NEW Dawlish cygnets are now four days old.
All very well but if you were interested in using the place, there is no mention of where it is and how to contact them.
A DAWLISH co-working space is one of four to join Devon’s successful Work Hub network. The Good Space in Dawlish becomes part of Devon's thriving Work Hub community, offering networking and flexible office solutions. Read more... https://www.middevonadvertiser.co.uk/news/dawlish-co-working-space-joins-devons-expanding-work-hub-network-848864
Let's hope the seagulls don't get them.
Two new cygnets in Dawlish, just a day old, are beginning their adventures under the watchful eyes of parents Kimba and a devoted community. THE TWO new Dawlish residents are now one day old.
Bowlers in Dawlish are on target for fundraising success after being given a major boost by Teignbridge Council. Members of the council’s executive committee have agreed to extend Dawlish Marina Bowls Club’s lease on its land and buildings at Sandy Lane for another 38 years Read more... https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/1-year-rent-deal-excellent-10620368
The Environment Agency has issued a flood alert along south Devon coastal and estuary areas for the next couple of days due to high tides and forecast heavy rain. Flooding is possible for two hours either side of high tide from this afternoon until Friday evening with areas at risk including Teignmouth and the Teign estuary and Dawlish.
Former Exeter City footballer Bob Rackley makes an emotional return to St James Park for the first time in over six decades. Bob, who lives at a Dawlish care home, played for Exeter City between 1958 and 1960 and his trip to watch the team take on Huddersfield Town marked his first visit to a live match in many years.