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A Dawlish company has been recognised for leading the way in sustainability after becoming the first marine engineering company in the UK to achieve carbon neutral status. Under the GHG Protocol, firms must measure and then offset all direct and indirect greenhouse emissions from their operations and energy use.

AN APPEAL to help following the outbreak of Avian flu in Dawlish has raised almost £1,000 in 24 hours. Since the launch of the Go Fund Me by Alfie Binyon yesterday morning, donations have reached £950.

A bus travelling through Dawlish ended up stuck due to an unexpected road closure, causing frustration among drivers who were unaware of the closures. A BUS travelling through Dawlish came to an abrupt halt when the driver came up against a road closed sign.

Laughable political newspaper from lobotomy dems with the headline " YOUR BILLS HALVED"  .When you read further there is no plan just some vague guff about renewables, lib dems answer to milliband .......Further amusement on the back pages showing  a graph of votes per party when even stevie wonder could see wriggley only got elected due to tory and reform splitting the vote. Have a laugh ...

Town council grant? Perhaps

Dawlish News
Dawlish News
1½ weeks ago

A fundraising appeal has been launched in Dawlish to aid recovery following the culling of its beloved waterfowl due to an Avian Flu outbreak. AN APPEAL has been launched to raise money to help Dawlish recover from the culling of its beloved waterfowl.

The dramatic incident occurred Monday morning at approximately 10.10am on Exeter Road in the seaside town. Read more... https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/idiot-driver-speeds-through-red-10652220

Ashmoor Women's 1st XI. Dawlish Ladies 1st XI. 0. ASHMOOR found themselves 3-0 up by halftime courtesy of two goals from top scorer Tilly McEwen and another goal from Zoe Harris. After the break, Ashmoor put in a great second-half team display.

How sad.

Dawlish News
Dawlish News
1½ weeks ago

An outbreak of highly contagious avian flu has prompted a necessary culling of birds in Dawlish aviary, following official confirmation. BIRDS in Dawlish aviary will have to be culled following confirmation of an outbreak of highly contagious avian flu, it has been confirmed.