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Event finished Set in the aftermath of World War II, this charming film follows Princess Elizabeth and her sister Margaret as they embark on an adventurous night out in London, mingling with the common folk. With excitement and intrigue, they find themselves in a series of hilarious and heartwarming situations that will keep you laughing and cheering for the spirited royals. Tickets: ...
A lot of taxpayers would welcome Reform's plans to tackle waste, fraud and abuse of their money by the government.
Ed Davey has established a new national “Reform Watch’ scrutiny board, bringing together local Liberal Democrat leaders in areas where Reform has taken control to take a coordinated approach to opposition and holding them to account. Leader of the Liberal Democrats Ed Davey said: "A lot of people are rightly very worried about the threat Reform poses to our communities and the public ...
A GROUND-BREAKING new allotment project to help with mental health has been launched in Dawlish. A ‘social prescribing’ plot has been earmarked at Browns Bridge allotments, thought to be the first of its kind in the area.
£80K spent on the Manor House and they get unpaid trainees to do the gardening! Get the serfs in to work for nothing! Effing ridiculous as our taxes keep on rising.
@BOO HOO Very well put. Turn The Tide need to look into the embodied energy costs of the new sea wall and all the new builds before they can claim to be advocates bringing attention to climate change and the environment.
Turn The Tide is a not for profit organisation run by volunteers who aim to make Dawlish the most climate and nature aware coastal town. Dawlish, the town that had how many tons of concrete poured over the last few years for a new sea wall!!! Well it is over 24,000 tons of concrete, not very climate friendly. Also how many new build houses have been built! thousands, again not very ...
DAWLISH is to play host to the fourth Turn The Tide festival. The event aims to bring attention to climate change and the environment while providing a day of family fun and entertainment. Now in its fourth year, the event has been scaled back from a three day event to just one day and will take place on Bank Holiday Monday May 26 from 10am to 4pm.
DAWLISH Indoor Bowling Club brought the 2024/25 season to a celebratory close with a joyful and well-attended presentation evening at the Langstone Cliff Hotel. The event was a chance to recognise the achievements of members, both on and off the green, and to thank everyone who contributed to a successful and enjoyable season.
Really need some taxpayers group to keep tabs on the council waste of money and to hold them to account (forgive the pun)