Dawlish News
Police warning after series of burglaries in Dawlish POLICE in Dawlish are warning the public to be vigilant after a series of burglaries. They happened in Plantation Terrace on February 2 between 8am and 4.50pm, and Goodridge Close between 5pm on February 1 and 3.45pm on February 3. Read on ...
very interesting @Lynne , thanks for posting. i don't understand the secrecy at all and why we should give the bbc any money. if they can't afford £100,000 then perhaps they should cut the salaries of some of their 'top' presenters. i understand that for example chris evans 'earns' an estimated £1.6 million per annum. paying for this would be small fry. on the plus side, councillor hook has ...
No sorry I completely disagree Lynne. The Councils are constantly pleading tightened budgets so how does £100,000 fit in with this and why are we financially supporting Powderham and the BBC?! I feel the way it's been funded has been devious and underhanded by both the BBC and the councils. Crowd funding for the Hedley Centre anyone? Need I say more.
But don't you think all the restaurants and hotels in Dawlish will benefit from this event? Oh wait ...
CRITICS have raised concerns about the £100,000 Teignbridge Council is paying towards hosting Radio 1’s Big Weekend at Powderham. The free two-day concert will feature Coldplay, Ellie Goulding and Craig David and is expected to attract 50,000 people on both days. But the revelation that the district council has forked out so much money has raised some eyebrows. The mayor of Dawlish, Cllr ...
PLANS have been submitted to build 21 houses on the site of a former entertainment facility in Dawlish Warren. The Peppermint Club in Warren Road was closed in 2007 and has remained derelict since. Plans for 16 houses on the site had previously been approved, but the developer are now applying for an additional five houses to be built on the site. Read full story ...
Ah, more detail in there, thanks Ziggy. It seems to be taking the route along the wall rather than through the path where the garden area is. Once they come out at the bus stop there's still the dangerous bit round the bend and I can't see how they will get around that. I still think the more sensible idea would have been to have the cycle path come out at Beach Street. They could have 'killed ...
So is, or isn't it, going through Lanherne?
A man was treated for smoke inhalation last night after a fire broke out in an Indian takeaway in Dawlish. Firefighters were called to Bombay Delight at 7.13pm following reports of a fire. Read on ...
AMAZING photographs were captured in Dawlish of the train that was yesterday named to honour Harry Patch, the last survivor of the First World War. The train carries the famous Ode of Remembrance from Laurence Binyon's 1914 poem 'For the Fallen'. The train passed through Dawlish yesterday, heading back to Plymouth shortly after it's official naming ceremony in Bristol, and will be travelling ...
