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AMAZING photographs were captured in Dawlish of the train that was yesterday named to honour Harry Patch, the last survivor of the First World War. The train carries the famous Ode of Remembrance from Laurence Binyon's 1914 poem 'For the Fallen'. The train passed through Dawlish yesterday, heading back to Plymouth shortly after it's official naming ceremony in Bristol, and will be travelling ...
A CRACKDOWN on crime, drunkeness and anti-social behaviour in Dawlish on Bonfire Night resulted in a number of stop-checks, searches and police 'disruption' of known individuals. The South Devon Tasking Team held a proactive day to hep cut down on anti-social behaviour in the area in the ongoing operation to clampdown on crime. Working with neighbourhood officers, the high visibility patrol ...
I do wonder how young people will manage to ever leave home. I can't see them doing it unless they meet someone and/or save a lot of money for a lot of years. I've noticed where I live that children are staying with their parents longer and longer. One family has 3 generations living together plus other family members, I wonder how everyone squeezes in. Social rented housing is required and ...
@Lynne - yup truly affordable.
be interested to know what you are celebrating @Carer . I don't mind fireworks too much, the dog doesn't like it but we can usually fit in a long enough run for him not to get too distressed in the evening. It's the odd firework let off 'willy nilly' I object to. Fireworks are dangerous, there's about 1000 injuries each year (stats available up to 2005, they are no longer collected!). I ...
Very sad - Man who died after being hit by train in Dawlish was Langdon Hospital patient http://www.exeterexpressandecho.co.uk/Man-died-hit-train-Dawlish-Langdon-Hospital/story-28115281-detail/story.html
@DogsRGR8 - get lost, we've both made valid points.
Police say a World War Two mortar has washed up at the beach in Teignmouth. Its in the sea near the lighthouse. Apparently it was live, had no fuse and they've taken it away to detonate safely. See the pic - https://www.facebook.com/TeignmouthOracle/photos/a.374537525927397.79161.364685246912625/917007645013713/?type=3 .
Two women from Dawlish were rescued by an Exeter police helicopter yesterday after they became lost on the moors after dark. A 60-year-old woman from Dawlish and her 61-year-old friend, who was visiting the area, reported after dusk that they had become lost on Dartmoor during a Sunday walk. They admitted to police that neither were wearing suitable footwear or cold weather clothing when ...
