Dawlish News
The Dawlish Mothers’ Union has crafted over 230 knitted rings to draw attention to domestic violence, representing the 231 victims killed last year. This effort aims to foster recognition and referral of individuals to specialist support services.
Dawlish Against Plastic introduces a reusable cup designed by local artist Tessa Challenger to promote waste reduction. A RESUABLE Dawlish cup has been launched in a bid to help reduce waste.
The Dawlish Banking Hub is moving to a new permanent home at Brunswick Place, set to open in early spring next year, offering comprehensive banking services to the community. WORK is well underway for a permanent location for the Dawlish Banking Hub.
A 27-year-old man arrested after incidents in Teignmouth and Dawlish on Monday night has been charged and will appear in court today (November 26). ‘Connor Sidell, of no fixed abode, Teignmouth, has been charged with Section 18 wounding with intent, robbery, criminal damage and two counts of theft.
Teignbridge Council provides free parking in Dawlish during Christmas festivities, supporting local residents and visitors in enjoying the celebrations. PARKING will be free in most Dawlish car parks at specific times to allow residents and visitors to enjoy the Christmas celebrations, it has been announced.
A Dawlish holiday park has been recognised as the ulti-mutt getaway for dog owners and their furry friends for a second consecutive year. Cofton Holidays was named as holiday park of the year at the 2025 Dog Friendly Awards ceremony, held at the Kennel Club headquarters in London last Thursday (November 20).
A man has been arrested following incidents in Teignmouth and Dawlish last night (November 24). Police were notified of reports of an assault in Dawlish and damage to a shop in Teignmouth where a window had been smashed.
THE FOUNDERS of female-owned co-working space and events space in Dawlish are getting into the Christmas spirit. The Good Space, which was launched this summer by three local freelance designers, is hosting several festive events to support local craftsmanship and creativity.
Dawlish Community Hospital's Minor Injuries Unit faces another weeklong closure amid ongoing staff shortages, sparking concerns over its future. HEALTH bosses have announced another week long closure of Dawlish Community Hospital’s Minor Injuries Unit.
Following an avian flu outbreak, Dawlish aviary is facing a year-long ban on new birds as the town works to deep clean and prepare for the safe return of wildlife. IT will be at least 12 months before any new birds can be introduced to the Dawlish aviary.