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Eight of Dawlish's black swans have died of bird flu. Dawlish Town Council, which looks after the world-renowned swans, has asked people to stay away from the birds while they are being monitored and looked after by its wardens. Andrew McKenzie, Dawlish town clerk, said: “We are really sad about the deaths of our very special black swans, and at the news that tests have now confirmed the cause ...
@leatash .... I would be interested to hear how it goes. How about a weekly entry on how your body reacts or not to the creation of the covid spike protein in your body.
Interesting article about Mrna covid vaccine and your body. https://in.news.yahoo.com/hard-swallow-truth-future-coronavirus-184133232.html?guccounter=1
Bring it on i will certainly be in the queue with my sleeve rolled up the sooner the better as far as i am concerned.
@DEEDOODLE Fantastic pics
Not great pics a s I used my phone to take the pics. Still gives you an idea of how big it is in relation to the sea wall. =
Don't know if anyone will be at the Sally Army premises in Brunswick St, T'mouth wef from tomorrow. Went along there today and the building is in the process of being refurbished, No-one from the SA there and notice on door directs callers to their Newton Abbot premises. Is any organisation in Dawlish collecting Christmas gifts for local needy children? If so, please post on here.
What a coincidence Pfizer established a lab in Wuhan in 2009 to extend its current facilities at the time in Shanghai. With the purpose of liaising with local research institutes. http://www.pharmatimes.com/news/pfizer_to_build_r_and_d_facility_in_wuhan%2C_china_984211 90 percent effective, but of the 40,000 plus participants over 90 percent were given the placebo. They were ...
Dawlish Community Larder Helping Dawlish is aware that some people are self-isolating or are still being impacted by the effects of the lockdown on their finances, families, businesses, mental and physical health and may require support. The food bank (which operated until July) has become a community larder which can support people in immediate need of food whether due to a medical need or ...
The government’s health care watchdog has told Devon Partnership NHS Trust it must make urgent improvements following the death of a patient in Dawlish. The CQC’s Head of Hospital Inspection Karen Bennett-Wilson said: “We found a number of concerns relating to patient safety and staffing levels and we told the trust to make immediate improvements. Read more... ...