Dawlish News
A DISCOUNT supermarket chain has expressed its interest in opening stores in Newton Abbot and Dawlish. Lidl has today, Monday, April 28, said it wants to expand its footprint of stores off the back of a £500million investment package, with an additional 40 stores over the next year.
Lidl GB has today announced plans to invest half a billion pounds in its expansion, as the discounter moves forward with plans to open more than 40 new stores across the country this financial year.
ON A very wet and soggy Saturday morning, Marina Bowling Club on Sandy Lane Dawlish enlisted the Town Crier and his Lady Consort to open the green and bowl the first bowl of the 2025 season.
ALL three Dawlish teams had something to play for as the first-ever Devon Women’s Walking Football League reached an exciting conclusion on Sunday, April 6. League Two has been an altogether closer affair with any of the top three still in the mix for first place right until the very end.
THERE are several police surgeries coming up throughout the month of May. First up, police will be present at Dawlish Lawn on Saturday, May 3 from 2pm until 4pm. Then on Saturday, May 10, officers will be on hand at Haldon Forest.
CONSTRUCTION work has started on the Lawn in Dawlish for South West Water’s multi-million pound scheme to improve water quality. Barriers have gone up across much of the green space in the centre of the town as plant equipment has moved in.
New food hygiene ratings have been awarded to 14 of Teignbridge’s establishments, the Food Standards Agency’s website shows. • Rated 5: Cool Beans On The Green at Tourist Information Centre The Lawn The Strand Dawlish Devon; rated on April 16.
Teignbridge District Council said "significant sized rocks" had fallen onto the path. A Facebook post , external from Teignbridge District Council said a section of path had been closed at Lee Mount in Dawlish between the steps from Early's Wall and a large viewing shelter.
A section of footpath in Dawlish is closed due to debris and rockfall dangers from cliffs. A SECTION of footpath in Dawlish has had to be closed off to the public following debris falling from cliffs.
AN outhouse fire in Dawlish is believed to have been started deliberately, Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service have said. The building was left ‘100% damaged’ by the fire. Two fire engines, one from Dawlish and the other from Teignmouth, attended Thursday’s incident [April 17].