Dawlish News
A GARDENING charity in Dawlish which was forced to close for a day following a small fire has thanked its supporters and well-wishers. Dawlish Gardens Trust in Port Road had announced it had to shut due to ‘unforseen circumstances’.
A DAWLISH foodbank is working ‘harder than ever’ to help people in the community. The Strand Community Centre foodbank is seeing more people who are struggling to put food on the table and organisers are appealing for help.
A GARDENING charity in Dawlish has been forced to close today following reports of a fire. Dawlish Gardens Trust in Port Road announced it has had to shut ‘due to unforseen circumstances’. A spokesman said: ‘Everything is under control and we will keep you all updated.
A GARDENING charity in Dawlish has been forced to close today following reports of a fire. Dawlish Gardens Trust in Port Road announced it has had to shut ‘due to unforseen circumstances’. A spokesman said: ‘Everything is under control and we will keep you all updated.
Maybe so but the rest of the highway robbers have still to add their cut e.g Teignbridge council, Devon county council etc, got to keep the local MP in 3 jobs, how he can afford to do that and represent the ward at parliment is beyond me , must be easy as an MP regarding free time,. Police oversighr boss Alison Hernadaz currently paying 3 chief constable wages at the same time and also asking ...
RESIDENTS in Dawlish are due to pay a ‘modest’ increase in the town council share of their council tax. The town council’s budget announcement has been approved by the full council for 2025 to 2026.
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A garage has been broken into in Teignmouth over night. Thieves are still active in our area. Please remain vigilant.
How about keep the counter open and reduce the pay of the manager and supervisors instead!
How about having a police officer who actually walked a beat around Dawlish and got to know what is actually going on. Rather than wasting time talking to the town councillors who seem rather remote from the issues many people are having in Dawlish, in my opinion.