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I expect some of the government minister's have their country homes down the line.
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A new bridge over the brook would have been money better spent, considering how much the playpark cost the Dawlish community in the first place. I expect the idiot who was responsible will be back at some point.
Hopefully the money will go towards saving more of those poor migrants trying to escape the ravages of Europe and especially war torn France and get to our shores so they may be adorned with as many gifts as the British Government can muster from the tax payer's kitty, Bravo.
I see there has been a new and free camp ground established outside the Co op in Dawlish. Currently only one resident/tent but I will keep my fingers crossed that more will feel inclined to join our happy and open community in Dawlish.
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DAWLISH railway station has been given a brand new look. The Grade II listed station has now been returned to its traditional colours of chocolate and cream with new signage and painting. The work has been carried out by rail operator Great Western Railway which is responsible for the station.
A Dawlish running group has donated £500 to Teignmouth Royal National Lifeboat Institute (RNLI) after selecting the lifesaving organisation as its 2025 charity of the year. Dawlish Coasters chair Alex Sykes presented a cheque to Teignmouth RNLI fundraising chair Wendy Richards Wood at the running club’s recent awards ceremony.
DAWLISH will mark the fourth anniversary of the start of the war in Ukraine. Members of the Ukrainian community and friends are invited to an event at the town council offices on Tuesday February 24.
THE MAYOR of Dawlish is to host the town’s first beer and cider festival. It is hoped the festival, to be held on Saturday March 28, will become the first of many. Local brewers have been invited to take part in the event which takes place at the Strand Centre between noon and 10pm.