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Geoffrey Cox, the boss of Southern Healthcare which owns four care homes in Devon (in Exeter, Plymouth, Dawlish and Seaton), says: “We absolutely welcome this news. Visiting is fundamentally important for wellbeing – the residents especially, their families and the staff – after a very harrowing couple of years. Read more... ...
Mr Dancey-Stevenson, from Helston, appeared at Truro Crown Court on Thursday via a video link from Langdon Hospital in Dawlish. Read more... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-60336221
The total number of new dwellings on this development will be 190. 168 will be put on the open market for purchase. 22 will fall into the Affordable Home category and will be available for rent or part ownership via a housing association. As far as I can ascertain the AH dwellings will be as follows: 6 x 1 bed 9 x 2 bed 7 x 3 bed If you or anyone you know is interested in any ...
Click on this link to see the boundary outline of the Persimmon development https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/klp-confirm-200-plots-sale-dawlish-andrew-kitchener Note that this picture was taken before the Redrow development took place as the green field at the bottom centre of the picture has now been developed and has had flats and houses built on it. The buildings on the lower right edge of ...
The parish of Dawlish stretches from Cockwood through to Holcombe. Dawlish Town Council is seeking suggestions as to where any future benches might be located. Click on this link to register your thoughts. https://www.dawlish.gov.uk/benches-in-the-parish/ Replies by 28th Feb. 2022
What a load of rubbish, have the councillors got nothing better to do. Who is going to measure the lead? who is going to enforce the rules ? another out of touch with reality decision by the jobsworths. The councillors should be concentrating on more important issues like potholes, anti-social behaviour, vandalism, litter, improvements to the town as dawlish is going down the tubes. Sooner ...
The change, which comes into force from April as part of the new public space protection order (PSPO) for dogs, has been agreed by councillors and will see the maximum length halved from the current two metres. Read more... https://www.middevonadvertiser.co.uk/article.cfm?id=122158&headline=Dogs%20must%20be%20kept%20on%20a%20shorter%20lead%20under%20new%20rules§ionIs=news&searchyear=2022
Click here https://dawlish.com/thread/details/47674 to read info about Persimmon and broadband provision.
I wouldn't live in a Persimmon home if you paid me!!!!
Single storey houses don't make enough profit for the developer!