Dawlish News
Live At The Lawn brings five up-and-coming local bands to Dawlish Celebrates Carnival, aiming to attract younger audiences while delighting traditional carnival-goers. LIVE music will feature at this year’s Dawlish Celebrates Carnival with the return of Live At The Lawn.
How is being incompetent for the greater good of the town? If you had followed the diversion signs you'd have been going round in circles all day.
Pretty shoddy journalism that the quotes were not attributed to the person who made them. Of course Dawson had to say her piece, as usual.
It'd be interesting to know whose comment this was in the article linked above; ‘We must all come together for the greater good of the town, and not just our own selfish needs. ' Who does this Councillors or Council spokesperson consider was being selfish?
A ‘DEBRIEF’ is to be held following the first big national event to be staged in Dawlish. The British Cycling Dawlish Grand Prix was considered a coup for the town to be chosen to host the final race of the series for elite professional cyclists.
BOLLARDS, fencing, bunding and other physical barriers are set to be installed at locations across Teignbridge in a bid to reduce the number of unauthorised encampments. The following parks have been identified for initial works: Bakers Park; Courtenay Park; Dawlish Countryside Park; Forde Park; Osborne Park and Sandringham Park.
An architect accidentally captured the moment a pod of dolphins were playing in the water while getting to grips with a new drone in Devon. He was practicing with the new gadget off the coast at Dawlish when he captured a pod of dolphins leaping out of the water.
Mentioned on the other thread about this pub - it has been referred to as an 'uninsurable event'. Some might call it 'an act of God'. Both of which seems a load of BS as the pub was just neglected over a long period of time and the issue was well known. And yeah, bizarre how a pub is seen as a 'community asset', whereas public toilets are not.
Surely this was insured by either the owner or the brewery that owned it. Cant see how the council can help as they say thsy cannot even afford to keep public toilets open.