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Good luck to him. Doing a grand job.
Allen, from Shropshire, is cycling around the country to raise money and awareness of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in service veterans. Read more... https://www.middevonadvertiser.co.uk/news/veteran-fundraiser-cycles-in-646203
HUNDREDS of people enjoyed food and drink from local producers at the second Dawlish Food Festival. Read more... https://www.middevonadvertiser.co.uk/news/fun-for-foodies-at-dawlish-festival-646177
MORE than £1,000 was raised for much-loved charity Dawlish Community Transport at a fund-raising concert. Read more... https://www.middevonadvertiser.co.uk/news/charity-concert-raises-cash-for-fire-ravaged-dawlish-transport-group-646436
Dawlish and Teignmouth Town Councils are backing a campaign by the Friends of Dawlish Hospital to re-open the minor injuries unit at Dawlish hospital. They need to know if you or anyone you know needed the service and it was not available. Fill in a paper survey at the Manor, Strand Centre, or Library or fill it in online https://forms.office.com/e/waXShex1Ut or talk to Geoff at the ...
For the second time in two weeks, the British Isles have been ravaged by an extreme weather event, that triggered ‘red – danger to life’ warnings. In the wake of storm Babet, which unleashed its fury across the UK, leaving a trail of destruction, the nation’s rail network suffered significant disruptions. Scotland and the West Country bore the brunt of the chaos, with Dawlish on the Devon and ...
A Friends of Oakland Wood facebook page has now been set up which is concerned with preserving Oaklands wood and the three adjoining fields as they are. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1749318438846182/?locale=en_GB  ;
Just to point out that as much as I would like to think that the land west of Teignmouth Road (that's the three fields inland opposite The Smugglers pub) is now saved from being developed that is not necessarily the case. When the Local Plan is submitted to the Planning Inspectorate sometime next year the examiner can rule, if they think it appropriate vis-a-vis national planning and housing ...
Thanks Lynne, knew I could count on you !
A retired nursery nurse died after she was pulled from waters off the Dawlish coast, an inquest has heard. The brief inquest opening at Plymouth Coroner's Court was held earlier this week, noting the passing of 59-year-old Christine Louise Mead who was born in Wanstead, London and resided at an address in Devonshire Place, Exeter. Read more... ...