Dawlish News
AN 85-year-old Holcombe artist has become an unexpected YouTube star. But since the foundation of the Teignmouth and Dawlish Go Local YouTube channel dedicated to showcasing small businesses, Sally’s own watercolour painting has turned from a hobby into a business selling prints and cards.
A DAWLISH anti-plastic campaigner has taken part in a ground-breaking research project which has been published in a scientific journal. Vanessa Ryley, a retired teacher and a leader of Dawlish Against Plastic, was among almost 100 community volunteers whose research on plastic pollution has been used as part of an international project.
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DAWLISH Town Council celebrated Commonwealth Day with a flag raising event at the Manor House. Mayor of Dawlish Cllr Lin Goodman-Bradbury was joined by Dawlish councillor and chairman of Teignbridge Council Rosie Dawson for the event to mark the occasion.
Ukraine, adoption and Access to Work. Ukrainian residents of Dawlish and surrounding areas attended and they, as always, appreciated the show of support. I also had opportunity to talk with a number of Ukranians who have made their homes here, and listened to their concerns following the talks between Russia and the US.
GREEN-FINGERED growers at Dawlish Gardens Trust are preparing to open to the public for the summer season. The plant shop officially opens on Monday March 17. Organisers are hoping visitors will go along to explore the ‘beautiful’ collection of plants, along with handcrafted woodwork including planters, bird boxes, hedgehog boxes, bee boxes, and more.
PARENTS and the town council have reacted angrily after human excrement was discovered at a children’s play park. According to Dawlish Town Council, this is not the first time human defecation has happened at the popular Manor Gardens play park.
WATERFOWL wardens in Dawlish are hoping to thank a mystery man who helped rescue the new brood of Black Swan cygnets. Known only as John, the wardens have put out an appeal to thank him for his efforts.
Children from a Dawlish primary school came face-to-face with an adventurer fresh from a feat across the high seas on Wednesday (March 5). Pupils from Gatehouse Primary Academy were treated to a first-hand account of how Teignmouth water sports instructor Tim Cox and friend Andy Purvis rowed 3000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean.
HELP was on hand for Dawlish residents struggling with the cost of living crisis. Teignbridge CVS organised an event at the Strand Centre to provide help and advice. Various organisations took part to offer information and guidance about energy costs, medical needs, food support, housing and money and debt.