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25/00991/FUL Demolition of existing buildings and erection of three dwellings and one holiday let Fairfield House Ashcombe Road Dawlish Devon EX7 0QQ https://publicaccess.teignbridge.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?keyVal=SXL1XHPZ01U00&activeTab=summary Status: Pending Consideration
On Saturday 2nd August there is another Steam hauled English Riviera Express, this time from travelling from Wolverhampton to Kingswear and will be powered by GWR 5029 Nunney Castle. As usual it is timed to call in at Dawlish Warren at 11.52 to allow a Cross Country express to pass it. It will then restart and pass Dawlish at 12.07. The return passes Dawlish at 18.01.This excursion starts with ...
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That's twice he's lied about it on record in front of Trump and the media.
Val mawhood called it out correctly.- carnage .
having seen starmer our glorious leader say to President Trump that there is free speech here. The man is the biggest Bull Sh i-ter that this country has ever elected and i have to say in all conscience i would be ashamed of my self if i said nothing !
THERE was a mixed reaction to the running of a national professional cycle race through Dawlish. The seaside town hosted British Cycling’s prestigious Lloyds National Circuit Series which saw the cream of the country’s cycling talent speed round a course through the streets.
A VIGIL is being held in Dawlish tonight in support of all those working to provide humanitarian aid. Organised by the Christians Together for Dawlish and District, the vigil is an opportunity for people to join to ‘pray for all involved in providing humanitarian aid and working for peace’.
Stretches of coastal footpath have been shut following a 'major' cliff collapse at a well-known Devon seaside spot, authorities have confirmed. Beer Coastguard rescuers sounded the alert that someone might be trapped - triggering an emergency response by Beer, Dawlish and Exmouth teams on Saturday.
@1263 On insurance, it has been referred to as an 'uninsurable event'. Some might call it 'an act of God'. Both of which seems a load of BS as the pub was just neglected over a long period of time and the issue was well known. Or is neglect now classed as 'an act of God'?