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@1263 - I would have thought it is most probably time for DAC's afternoon nap, before Mummy makes his tea.
@DAC commonly known as Dawlish Against Certain people who dont like jazz or ambient music As @BOO HOO says your getting boring so cant be bothered to reply to your "Ageist " response. Carry on with your book and make sure you have enough crayons to finish it.
@1263 Check your own post again. You wrote; "You would probably not remember that a group captain in the RAF had a black dog called the n word." I thought you meant remembering from back in WW2. Implying I wasn't old enough to remember, whilst I assumed you were. I thought you weren't just old. but really old, from a bygone age. It wasn't obvious that you weren't there at the time. ...
@Dawlish Against Censorship - SNNNNOOOOOOOORRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEE. Off you soap box now lad, you are getting thoroughly boring. You have made your point.
Dawlish Chamber of Trade is to hold more free business seminars later this year following the success of the scheme it launched earlier this year. Each seminar is limited to 14 people and is designed to be interactive and tailored to the needs of those attending.
DAWLISH United Youth and Mini Soccer Football Club were honoured at The Football Association Devon Football Family Awards evening with a county prize. Nick Reed, the club’s welfare officer, was selected as the recipient of the Safeguarding Award for Devon.
Great analysis the way you're breaking down both the technical and community impacts is spot-on. It reminded me of the earlier thread on planning permission for housing on the Daw Vale site, which also emphasized the need for early public engagement to ensure local voices are heard https://dawlish.com/thread/details/47343 . Your post really drives home the importance of transparency and ...
IT has been a very warm few weeks for club matches both home and away. The men’s MDL Premier season started well, facing off with the likes of Shaldon, Kings, Bitton Park and Newton Abbot. In the County Trophy competition, wins against Newton Abbot and Shaldon have set Marina up with a place in the final, where they’ll meet Abbrook Park.
COUNCILLORS in Dawlish have backed a move to save a popular green space and keep it open to the public. More than 60 people attended a meeting of the town council at which the Save The Newhay petition of 1,542 signatures was presented to the Mayor Cllr Anthony James.