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Ed Millibrain has announced he's going to waste £22bn of taxpayers' money trying to capture and store plant food (CO2) from the air, rather than let plants photosynthesise it and make the environment greener as well as provide more food for everyone. He also wants to cover vast swathes of farmland with solar panels. None of this will change the climate one iota, but will make ...
Thursday, 3 October 2024 06:30. Since reopening in April 2024, Dawlish Minor Injuries Unit (MIU) has seen over 1,300 for help with their minor injuries and ailments. Since reopening in April 2024, Dawlish Minor Injuries Unit (MIU) has seen over 1,300 for help with their minor injuries and ailments.
The main railway line from Exeter to Plymouth and into Cornwall runs alongside the Exe Estuary. The line between Exeter and Dawlish runs along the Exe Estuary and bosses fear water is eroding the ground underneath the track.
THE REMAINING five cygnets appeared well this morning on the Brook in Dawlish. The sixth of the latest brood of Black Swans to parents Bert and Kimba has died, possibly attacked by seagulls.
A MAN was arrested on the Lawn in Dawlish last night following an altercation. Police were called to the town centre following reports of a disturbance at about 6.45pm. A police spokesman said a man and a woman who were known to each other had been involved in an argument.
Would much prefer to see a picture of her and her cronies, inc M Wrigley, getting the brook cleared and dredged.
Obviously a good excuse for SWW to put their prices up again. Profit before people, thanks to Maggie Thatcher!
Such a shame. But seagulls are an endangered species. You don't see many of them around, inland, on farms when the farmer is ploughing, or on landfill sites.
MORE than 1,300 have used the minor injuries unit at Dawlish Hospital since it reopened in April. Figures just released by the Torbay and South Devon Healthcare Trust reveal the numbers of patients who have been treated at the unit for minor injuries and ailments.
ONE of the six cygnets born in Dawlish just over a week ago has died. Dawlish Waterfowl Wardens have announced the cygnet had been lost, possibly having been attacked by seagulls. Intense weather conditions and predators have also led to the loss of 13 ducklings which hatched recently.