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FREE Sunday bus travel is being offered to residents and visitors on most routes across Devon next weekend. The offer, which runs on Sunday, September 22, is being delivered through the DevonBus Partnership, in conjunction with Devon County Council’s (DCC) bus operators – Stagecoach, Tally Ho, Dartline, Torbay Buses and Filers Travel. Read more... ...

@tosspot Why would i want to find out what benefits  immigranrs get. Ves,  Coryton Cove  is in dawlish your local knowledge is astounding.

A SPORTS mix this week with banger racing at Dawlish from the mid-1980s and a smattering of football from the late 80s, seeing as how the current footie season in Devon has now fully kicked off.

@1263 last time I looked, Coryton Cove was in Dawlish. PS you might want to find out what benefits illegal immigrants are entitled to…

FOUR-LEGGED friends will be the stars of the show at the Strand Centre in Dawlish tomorrow. Pet Day will be supporting Animals in Distress - Torbay and Westcountry. It promises be a fun filled day for both owners and their pets.

A NURSE from Dawlish Hospital has won an award for his ability to turn his hand to everything. Abdul Alhassan was nominated for an Our People Award after showing his passion for knowledge. Abdul was nominated for his knowledge and keenness to learn, his interest to teach, and his ability to turn to anything, at any time.

Why dosent rosie dawson get on with fixing dawlish issues e.g dredging the brook and replacing the bridge in the manor instead of going to see about the anti aocial behaviour.? If it relates to immigrants maybe she can tell them what benefits they can claim.?

Dawlish News
Dawlish News
12 Sep 2024

POLICE have been at Coryton Cove in Dawlish following reports of anti-social behaviour. The response has come after a number of tents were seen pitched on the beach for several days over the last week.

Dawlish & District Snooker League held their presentation evening at Shaldon Conservative Club, on Saturday, September 7. The presentation of trophies for the 2023 - 2024 winter season was preceded by the final of the team knockout cup competition, which this year was between the resident teams from the Shaldon club, i.e.

Well that's what we pay for.Pity there is no competition. Can only mention it's not the only one we are forced to pay for. Only this will not be the last. No matter it still reminds of the TV licence.