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Dawlish News

New food hygiene ratings have been awarded to two of Teignbridge’s takeaways, the Food Standards Agency’s website shows. Wo Kee, at 3 Warren Road Dawlish Warren was handed a three-out-of-five rating after assessment on October 1.

Volunteers in Dawlish work to safeguard the swan nest as Storm Benjamin approaches. VOLUNTEERS have been out in force in Dawlish to try to batten down the hatches before Storm Benjamin arrives.

A conductor was assaulted at Dawlish station during a ticket dispute. RAIL bosses have thanked members of the public and emergency services after a conductor was assaulted at Dawlish station.

Harvest festivals in Dawlish have led to an outpouring of donations for the Community Larder, providing vital food and supplies to locals. DONATIONS have flooded in to a Dawlish project aimed at providing food support and reducing waste.

Dawlish locals have the opportunity to participate in a Co-op-hosted event this October to discuss and enhance their community's development. RESIDENTS in Dawlish are being invited to an event to share view on what more can be done to help the community thrive.

The Great Western Railway employee was left unconscious. Police were called to Dawlish Train Station on Sunday, October 19, following a report that a Great Western Railway staff member had been assaulted.

A weekly craft market at Dawlish Bowls Club's clubhouse is offering local artisans a platform to showcase their handmade goods, expanding Dawlish's unique retail scene. CRAFTSPEOPLE in Dawlish have set up shop at a weekly town centre market.

Teignbridge Council is offering a free boat at Dawlish's Boat Cove to the first person to claim it. The vessel has been unclaimed for months and is under a Section Notice for removal. Read more... https://www.middevonadvertiser.co.uk/news/unclaimed-boat-up-for-grabs-at-dawlish-843535

A group of Dawlish poets unite to release their first anthology, featuring 86 poems on nature, the sea, and life. A GROUP of poets in Dawlish have published their first anthology of poems. Editor David Pickton said: ‘The anthology is a collection of voices, each distinct and engaging.

Teignmouth Promenade parkrun celebrated its 75,000th participant last Saturday (October 11). Claire Hannaford, who runs Slimming World groups in Dawlish, was named as Teignmouth Promenade’s 75,000th parkrunner.