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Ting a ling Lynne Nicholls. Thank you for your informative and balanced answer. Just to say that I achknowledge there are those who have no time for a phoney.
As far as I am aware, the Methodist Church still run a pre-school play group. My children enjoyed it when they were infants. Runs on a Thursday morning so call in the church and ask staff at the cafe about it? You can get a really nice coffee and cake from them too. There is a pre-school called Sandy Toes running at Dawlish Warren. They have a facebook page and I believe they run it at the ...
Are any watering holes going to have a party for those of a certain view point?
Hi everyone. I am moving to Dawlish with my family in one weeks time. Obviously it is going to take us some time to get to know the place fully, but just wondering if there were any toddler / kids (my son is 3) groups that happen locally? Joey
Yesterday's fixfest was well attended with over 40 fixes provided by highly skilled volunteer fixers. The organisers hope to do something similar again in the autumn.
@UPWITHIT the advert said the first fix fest so maybe there will be more.
I have just seen this posting, was it Advertised ? When is the next one.
Today at The Manor House. Start 10:00 Volunteers will be here to mend: Electrical items, Bikes Didital apps, Tablets and Software, Clothes and Textiles, Other small items. Bring your items to be fixed for a small donation. Tea, Coffee and cakes avaiable. Proceeds to: Friends of Dawlish Hospital. All enquiries and offers to volunteer, Please contact a.forden2015@gmail.com
An interesting observation by the photographer - "He also spotted the very rare sight of the DRS class66s no's 66424 and 68301 double headed. The yearly flask train from Crewe Coal Yard to Keyham Dock Yard (DEVONPORT)." Why would waste nuclear material be sent to a Naval Dockyard? and significantly only once a year. The schedules for all other shipments is very regular and all go from the ...
This newly built train has been spotted for the first time in Dawlish. On Wednesday afternoon, the brand new built Colas Rail Freight Class 70 no 70812 worked from Westbury to Tavistock Junction, on a test run. Read more... http://www.middevongazette.co.uk/rare-train-spotted-in-dawlish-for-the-first-time-ever/story-30192119-detail/story.html