Dawlish News
PLANS for a new Timpson pod have been submitted by a Dawlish supermarket. The Exeter Road Sainsbury’s is seeking to erect a small retail concession pod in its carpark. The pod, which will be occupied by Timpson, will be located south west of the food store.
I assume the teenager was using their mental age to justify using the equipment, but lacked the mental acuity to realise that their physical size would cause an issue on extraction when finished playing on the swing. SIMPLE IS AS SIMPLE DOES. At least he was not setting fire to the equipment, that has to be a bonus these days with these super low intelligent teen's being breed the last few ...
A RETIRED Army nurse has donated her uniform and a host of artefacts to go on display at Dawlish Museum. June Sutton, now aged 93, was a nurse in the Queen Alexandra’s Royal Army Nursing Corps.
TEIGNBRIDGE Darts Academy and Dawlish Darts League will be joining forces next month to help raise money for ‘Keep Me Close’. A youth darts competition will be taking place on June 28 at TDA’s base of The Keyberry in Decoy with eight groups, totalling 64 players, going toe-to-toe in a round-robin style event.
THOSE that enjoy a tipple can do so for just seven pence at three Teignbridge pubs that are serving ale at 1945 prices to mark the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day. The special seven and a half pence VE Day ale is being served in Dawlish’s Gresham House Inn, Teignmouth’s The Roundel and Dawlish Warren’s Warren Bridge Inn.
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FIREFIGHTERS were called in to help an ‘embarrassed’ teenager who became stuck in a swing last night. The unusual call out saw the Dawlish fire crew alerted to a play park where the young person had attempted to use swings designed for babies and toddlers.
VILLAGERS in Holcombe have celebrated the 80th anniversary of the parish church. Guest of honour was Mayor of Dawlish Cllr Lin Goodman-Bradbury. The church building dates back to 1867 when it was originally a school for the children of Holcombe village and a Chapel of Ease.
SCUM. No other words for the idiots who did this.
RESIDENTS in Dawlish have been assured that flower beds and trees ‘ripped up’ to make way for work on the town’s water improvement scheme will be replaced. South West Water’s multi-million pound scheme is moving at pace and contractors have removed large flower beds and palm trees as part of the project.