Dawlish News
Grab your glass slippers, your carriage awaits to whisk you off on a magical journey to see the panto at the Shaftesbury Theatre in Dawlish. Audiences are in for a treat as the Dawlish Repertory Company puts on the ultimate rags-to-riches pantomime.
His Majesty was on board the Royal Train as it passed through Dawlish, following a visit to Dartmouth Royal Naval College. THE KING passed through Dawlish this afternoon on his return from his trip to Dartmouth Royal Naval College.
Sign in for podcasts, documentaries and analysis. The Torbay and South Devon NHS Charity is appealing for money so it can buy presents for everyone at Torbay Hospital and five local community hospitals, including Brixham and Dawlish.
Southern Healthcare, which includes Sefton Hall in Dawlish, has been awarded 'Care Group of the Year' at a national ceremony in Leicester. A CARE home group which includes Sefton hall in Dawlish has been named 'Care Group of the Year' at a national awards ceremony.
The Environment Agency warns of possible flooding in the River Teign area, including Newton Abbot and Dawlish, as rain is expected. A FLOOD alert has been issued for the River Teign area by the Environment Agency.
Former Dawlish College student Sandra Bellamy receives global recognition for her impact in public speaking at the Women’s Business Awards 2025. A FORMER Dawlish student has won an international award for her work in public speaking.
Graham Murphy, director of engineering at SWW said the project in Dawlish will make a "massive difference" to the number of sewage spills. A £760m project is aiming to "dramatically reduce" sewage spills at beaches in Devon and Cornwall, South West Water (SWW) has said.
THE body of a man was pulled from the water at Dawlish Warren. The discovery of the man, in his 70s, yesterday afternoon came after police were called to a report of concern for the welfare of a man in the water.
THE Cuddly Toy Gang have struck again.. Four local charities gratefully received a donation: Dawlish Community Transport; AIMs,; St Nectan’s Church at Ashcombe and the Strand Centre in Dawlish.
The 17th-century Ship Inn in Cockwood, damaged by Storm Ciaran, is on the market, with a community bid option in place. Dawlish Town Council subsequently successfully applied for the pub to become an Asset of Community Value.