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THIEVES have helped themselves to donations made to Dawlish pet foodbank. Several boxes of food destined for pets in need in the town went missing from a donation drop off box intended to go to the charity Dawlish Pet Pantry.
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Event finished Back by popular demand £20 pp Non-refundable 50% deposit required by 18th February. Location: The Mix Coffee House & Bar Tuesday, 25 February 2025 Contact: 01626 439475
Can i mention as with Sir Tony, sucking up to Bush and now Starmer trying to be a hard nut.If he wants to put lives in danger, Then he can lead by example by giving his son a gun and send him out on the first patrol. Bet you he won't.
Roger Honey said his mother was postmaster before he took on the title. Roger Honey, 81, has been running the Exeter Road Post Office in Dawlish since October 1962, but took on the postmaster title in January 1975.
Event finished Calling All Actors! Auditions for Our June 2025 Production of “The House by the Lake We’re excited to announce auditions for our upcoming production of “The House by the Lake,” a gripping play written by Hugh Mills and directed by Will Clarke. Join us for a Read-Through on Monday 17th February at 7pm, followed by Auditions on Monday 24th February at 7pm, both held at the ...
A LENGTHY battle to save a crumbling historic Dawlish property has taken a major step forward. The Old Vicarage in Weech Road has been in a ruined state for many years but now the Grade II listed structure has been bought by a developer.
Presumably anyone can refuse on the grounds they have a right to a family life in the UK?
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IT WAS a scheduled cup week in the South Devon and Torbay Table Tennis League, but with several cup matches unable to take place, there were only a handful of matches played this week. The two handicap doubles matches that survived were both Newton Abbot TTC v Dawlish TTC.