Dawlish News
PARAMEDICS were alerted to an incident at Dawlish Leisure Centre this morning. South West Ambulance Service confirmed they were called at 7.40am today to the Sandy Lane centre. A spokesman said: ‘We were called at 07:40hrs on Wednesday 16 April to an incident in Dawlish.
TEIGNBRIDGE beaches have been issued with sewage alerts following yesterday’s heavy rain. Dawlish Coryton Cove, Dawlish Town and Teignmouth Holcombe beaches have been flagged by Surfer’s Against Sewage.
Unfortunate to hear about such unrest in a typically peaceful town like Devon. Incidents like these highlight the importance of maintaining public safety and community harmony. Hoping for a quick resolution and preventive steps moving forward.
I hate people that take drugs ..like customs officers, police.....
Police were called to Warren Road, Dawlish Warren at the weekend to reports of a number of males attacking two other males. Police are asking for witnesses to come forward. Read more... https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/brawl-breaks-out-devon-seaside-10107118
Oh no not young people getting together and having a good time, how dare they. What a focking country we have turned into, a complete nanny state. Glad I was a kid in the 60's and 70's and could do just what I wanted without government overwatch.
Bet the sniffer dogs were mellow as fock after those outings to the pubs.
Luke Steffens, a Dawlish artist, organised his first public exhibition alongside his father and wife, showcasing local talent during a two-day event. IT was a family affair for Dawlish artist Luke Steffens when he launched his first public exhibition.
A MAN has sustained life-changing injuries to his face and head following an assault in Teignmouth in the early hours of Saturday morning. Police were notified at around 2.05am on Saturday, April 12, to reports of a serious assault on Dawlish Street, Teignmouth.
A TEIGNBRIDGE fire station’s charity car wash takes place next month. The crew from Dawlish Fire Station will be at the town’s Sainsbury’s store on Saturday, May 31. ‘Every penny raised will go directly to the Fire Fighters Charity, supporting both serving and retired firefighters, their families, and fire personnel’ a spokesperson for the station said.