Dawlish News
A 14-year-old girl found dead on a beach slipped on a seawall in a tragic accident, an inquest concluded. Albina Yevko was found dead on Dawlish beach in Devon just hours after she was reported missing.
A Ukrainian refugee schoolgirl "likely" fell off a sea wall to her death in Devon having possibly "lost" the edge in the dark, an inquest heard. Albina Yevko, 14, who came to the UK from the war-torn country in April 2022, was reported missing on the evening of March 4 last year and was later found unconscious next to the sea wall on Dawlish beach.
A 14-year-old Ukrainian refugee who moved to Devon with her mum for their safety is believed to have tragically died after going for an evening walk alone and falling from the edge of a path along a sea wall without any railings or lighting.
Irish News at your Finger Tips. Albina Yevko, 14, who came to the UK from the war-torn country in April 2022, was reported missing on the evening of March 4 last year and was later found unconscious next to the sea wall on Dawlish beach.
A Ukrainian refugee schoolgirl found unconscious on a Devon beach may have “lost” the edge of a sea wall in the dark before falling to her death, an inquest heard. Albina Yevko, 14, who came to the UK from the war-torn country in 2022, was reported missing on the evening of March 4 last year and was later found unconscious on Dawlish beach. Read more... ...
Dawlish station car park will be closed next week for resurfacing work. Train operator Great Western Railway is warning customer that there will be no parking spaces in the station car park off Richmond Place from the evening of Sunday, June 23, until Monday, July 1.
Great Western Railway is warning passengers of a change at Dawlish station next week. There will be no parking spaces in the station car park off Richmond Place from the evening of 23rd June until it reopens on the 1st July.
WORK starts next week on improvements to Dawlish railway station. The station car park will be closed for a week to allow for resurfacing. Train operator Great Great Western Railway is warning customers that there will be no parking spaces in the station car park off Richmond Place from the evening of June 23 until it reopens on Monday 1 July.
DAWLISH Coasters held their Dawlish Dash, a 4-mile multi-terrain race including a sandy beach, groins to clamber over, steps, u-turns, and tarmac sections both rough and smooth. Conditions were challenging on the 13th with high winds and lashing rain on the large turnout.
A LOCAL garage recently welcomed the town’s firefighters to their premises for some training. Dawlish Fire Station’s crew descended upon Marine Garage for a mock search and rescue scenario as a part of their regular training nights.
