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COUNCILLOR Lin Goodman-Bradbury is the new Mayor of Dawlish. Town councillors unanimously agreed she would serve as Mayor for the coming year with Cllr Anthony James as her deputy. Her charities for the year are Dawlish Against Plastic, The Strand Community Centre and Talking Newspapers Dawlish and Teignmouth.
RETIRING Dawlish town crier Steve Cunliffe, who served for four decades, has been honoured by becoming the parish’s first Honorary Freeman. The town council granted the title to Mr Cunliffe, who is 94 years old, after 45 years service and outstanding contribution to the parish.
£1 billion ???? Who collates these figures just plucked out of the air as a sound byte because no will challenge the figures Utter nonsence
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Usual guff when one party gets more councillors
Lib Dems increase vote in Ashburton and Buckfastleigh SATURDAY, MAY 4, 2024 BY PRSD Teignbridge council leader Martin Wrigley welcomed Lib Dem Jack Major’s win in the Ashburton and Buckfastleigh by-election to replace the late Cllr Huw Cox. Martin said: “It’s great to see Jack win with a 192 majority and an increased vote share and I know that Jack will be a great councillor for ...
https://www.middevonadvertiser.co.uk/news/councillors-denied-access-to-officers-over-threats-and-bullying-684132 The Chair of the Council, Cllr Clarence of Shaldon is disappointed that Councillors were not allowed back in the building. Leader of ther Council, Lib Dem Dawlish NE Councillor refers to protocol that is not yet finalised. There is already a Code of Conduct, based ...
The railway from Tavistock to Plymouth can be built in five months but it will take five years because of the paperwork, a public meeting has heard. Campaigners are pushing for the work, which involves laying five miles of rail track, to be speeded up so the service can begin before 2029. In February 2014 the region’s only rail line to the region along the South Devon coast was cut off for ...
DAWLISH Indoor Bowls Club held their annual celebration dinner and awards ceremony at the Langstone Cliff Hotel on Wednesday.
A DAWLISH businesswoman has raised more than £1,000 for a Cyprus-based animal rehoming charity. Chrissy Marks of Signature Hair and Beauty in Dawlish has raised close to £1,200 off the back of a fund-raising campaign for Saving Pound Dogs Cyprus (SPDC).