Dawlish News
Why was Harry Waugh's thuggery worse than Daniel Smith's? No one was hurt let alone had their jaw broken, and he got 30 months in jail. https://www.gazettelive.co.uk/news/teesside-news/harry-waugh-violent-disorder-middlesbrough-30628428.amp
Suspended sentence for a life-changing attack. Locked up for 2 - 3 years for posting mean words on social media. What a joke our justice system is.
A MAN has been sentenced following a violent attack at a charity fundraiser in Dawlish. The attack which left a victim needing life-changing surgery saw Daniel Smith pleading guilty to wounding.
Resilience work on the cliffs between Dawlish and Holcombe to help protect the vital South West main line rail link has now been successfully completed. Work on the cliff resilience scheme began in July 2023 and saw Network Rail install a series of protection measures to catch any loose material and stop it from falling onto the railway below.
A man has been sentenced following a violent attack at a charity fundraiser that left a victim needing life-changing surgery. Daniel Smith, 32, from Second Avenue in Dawlish , appeared at Exeter Crown Court on Friday 20 December for sentencing having pleaded guilty to section 20 wounding.
Well done to all involved especially Paul Lentle, a great guy.
Well done to all those involved in making this happen, and bringing joy and happiness to those who were lonely at Christmas.
ALMOST 100 people sat down to enjoy lunch together at the Strand Centre in Dawlish. Organised every year, the festive feast of traditional turkey is provided for people in the town who would otherwise be on their own for Christmas.
Dawlish College is ‘delighted’ to have retained its Ofsted ‘Good’ rating following an inspection at the end of November. Inspectors visited Dawlish College on November 26 and 27 and judged that the school had ‘taken effective action to maintain the standards identified in the previous inspection’.
Managing director Geoffrey Cox said the group was "tremendously proud". Teams from the group's care homes in Exeter, Plymouth, Seaton and Dawlish attended the National Care Awards at Excel London and the Caring UK Awards, where it won the employer gong.