Dawlish News
A TEIGNBRIDGE rotary club has been commended for its continuing support to an international charity that provides emergency shelter to families throughout the world. “This is an amazing result and, in many respects, due to the generosity of the people of Dawlish and the surrounding area,” said Gray.
The reason they are plain clothed is because they don't exist. When was the last time you spotted a copper. If you want to catch a drug dealer try walking to the seafront after 5pm. They are all.supplying the winos
dawlish needs free parking at the moment. The town is dying due to all the Sww works going on.
An existing oak tree, but it is okay to lay waste to acres of agricultural grade land for multiple large housing estates!
The council also said that the application had not demonstrated ‘that an adequate level of visibility could be achieved from the northerly access onto Ashcombe Road without the loss of the existing mature oak tree’.
I assume the supposed illegal E-Bike clampdown the police said they had started has now been extended to make out they are doing more than they actually are. If the e-bike is not road legal I expect the little toe rags will just accelerate away from the police and get away ha ha ha
Always tax increases whilst the councils do less and less while making sure they have more and more, in my opinion.
South West Water announces roadworks on Elm Grove Road, affecting schools and residents during term time due to an unmapped gas pipe. Now, both Dawlish College and Gatehouse Academy will be open during the work which is part of the wider multi-million pound scheme across Dawlish aimed at improving water quality.
Join the Dawlish Repair Cafe on October 18 to celebrate International Repair Day with community repairs and skill-sharing. THE NEXT Dawlish Repair Cafe Fix Fest has been organised to co-incide with International Repair Day.
FISHING wire has had to be removed from another of the Dawlish Black Swans. The incident has again highlighted the dangers to the town’s waterfowl of fishing in the Brook. Town councillor Scott Williams was one of the rescuers who managed to remove the line.