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Outreach Service helps residents in Dawlish and surrounding areas apply for benefits,the service is likely to close at the end of March due to funding crisis. To keep the service going a minimum of £25,000 is needed.The service has helped more than 1,900 claim benefits in the last five years, with 30 people supported by benefits specialists at hearings. The services unaffected by the funding ...
As part of a programme to introduce high speed connections three new broadband cabinets are to be introduced in Dawlish. Once the fibre optic system installation is complete download speeds will be almost ten times faster, and will be available to 3,300 homes and businesses in the town. The green telecommunications cabinets are proposed to be sited at Strand Hill, Coronation Avenue and Old ...
Thanks for that Lynne. Didn't see it last night, have just watched it, brilliant.
A play park has been discussed at Dawlish Warren for several years but there has been little progress. Tourism leaders are keen to press ahead with a feasibility study looking into all aspects of a new park -including the cost which could be as much as £150,000. One idea would be for a natural, rustic look which would fit in at the Warren, maybe somewhere on the green but as yet there is no ...
I've taken some more photos today. You can view the others on the photo section.
According to ThisIsSouthDevon, the driver reported striking a person who jumped off the station platform at Dawlish Warren. http://www.thisissouthdevon.co.uk/Services-halted-person-struck-train-Dawlish/story-17939534-detail/story.html
So pleased the dog has found a good home. People that abandon any animal disgust me. I drove past Starcross earlier in the week and saw police talking to travellers in the car park, there was rubbish everywhere. I see the clean up bill for the Teignmouth car park could reach £2,000, also what about the lost revenue in parking fees? or do they pay to park their vehicle?
@Paul no just rain, cold and very windy.
AS 2013 gets underway attention moves to a new home for the new year and Barratt is highlighting five powerful reasons why buyers should choose one of its homes. "The new year is traditionally a time to look forward and we're gearing up for a busy time at our developments in Torquay and Dawlish,'' said sales director Caroline Hill. See more.. .. ...
Cofton Country Holidays, Dawlish Warren, have asked planners to approve proposals to provide an area for pitching tents exclusively for use by visitors arriving by public transport. The proposal site would be an asset to the local area in creating a carbon neutral holiday destination this plugging a gap that exists in the Dawlish Warren area for tenting and camp sites. During the last ten ...
