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Dawlish Community Transport has halved the cost of its Wednesday, Thursday and Friday trips for a limited period thanks to funding from the NHS South West Cost of Living Community Fund. Read more... ...
Maybe early warning for when Putin pushes the red button.....then you can kiss your a*s* goodbye %uD83D%uDE04
Already opted out. I can see this being abused by governments, it's what they do.
Dawlish Against Plastic's monthly beach clean is taking place this Saturday 1 April. Meeting at Boat Cove at 10am, you will be provided with gloves, pickers, bags and hi-viz vests but you are welcome to bring your own.
A new emergency alert system will take place in the early evening of Sunday 23 April. The new system will be used when lives are in danger and in the event of emergencies, such as severe flooding. People will receive a test message on their mobile phones within an area of risk. If you get an Emergency Alert on your phone, you’ll hear a loud, siren-like sound. A message ...
The community hospital on Mill Lane, the first to be built by the NHS in 1954, is due to close, with services moving to Dawlish Hospital and a new £8 million health centre in Teignmouth town centre. Read more... https://www.radioexe.co.uk/news-and-features/local-news/teignmouth-hospital-closure-another-review/
and this is the response of the campaign group Pregnant Then Screwed: "Just 3 years ago, we would talk to Ministers about childcare and they would look at us like we were speaking Klingon. It was of no interest to those in power. To go from there to childcare being the main event in the Spring budget shows the power of collective action and we are elated to hear that the childcare sector will ...
The Environment Agency has told people to get ready for flooding around coastal areas of the county Alerts have also been put in place for South Devon estuaries, the coast between Start Point and Dawlish Warren, and the coastline from Start Point to Plymouth. Within the higher-level warnings, the Environment Agency says people should "act now". See more... ...
Dawlish Against Plastic will hold a town litter-pick on Saturday. Meeting at The Manor House at 10am, the event will finish by midday. Everyone is welcome to join in and the group will supply all necessary equipment.
It seems from reading the article that it was/is officers (ie employees) of the council who were/are involved with this apparent intransigence. As I read the story the only connection this story has with councillors is that is so happens that the appellant is one.