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I'd never eat from Baileys again having seen what the bloke serving the chips did with his hands, lets put it this way he never washed his hands after they had been round his nose...yuk.... We keep saying that when we come back down that we will try the Welcome for a carvery. Has anyone been there and whats the food like..... ?????

I agree Sundays are nice especially if you have Monday off. Looking forward to having a load later on. Bring on Beers!

1. The Hearing Sessions (independent examination) will be held on Monday 23rd April 2012 and Tuesday 24th April 2012 at the Strand Church . Members of the public are welcome to attend and listen to the discussions. 2. The Monday session will run from 2.00pm -5.00pm , the Tuesday session will run from 11.00am - 8.30pm. 3. If you cannot attend the day time sessions there will be an opportunity ...

A convicted murderer attacked a nurse with a rock after being moved from jail to a mental hospital and allowed to go on a shopping trip. Steven Wills became angry after nurse Millie Davis ordered him back to the hospital at Dawlish because he had broken the rules and walked away on his own. He picked up a large stone from the roadside and smashed her over the head. He then hurled a second rock ...

Wonder if this issue of the sewers not being able to cope at the moment will get raised this Monday and Tuesday when the issue of all the proposed homes gets discussed. Cos with more homes come more people and with more people comes more........well, I'm sure you can guess.

The town could really use a quality hotel however as a plan B replacing Harrisons amusements with a non Lloyds Wetherspoons sounds a good second bet.

Willos for carrot cake and decent mug of tea at really good price. No 1 for delicious pannini's (lovely seeded bread) Cream tea's at Old Mill Tearoom Carvery at the Smugglers (their lasagne is good too) Not quite in Dawlish but I love the Ship Inn at Cockwood - really good food. I find the Mount Pleasant Inn to be a bit hit and miss - have had some good meals but equally when they're ...

Well Done to the Council ! The palms in Tucks plot have been tidied up and the whole plot looks well for the Jubliee. Now lets hope that the drain pump in the main road next to tucks plot does not get blocked and the huge Crane togethether with its five man team join in the festivities. The unblocking of the pump appears to be a very regular ongoing expensive activity and . excuse the pun, is a ...

TWO South Devon county councillors have been given new roles in a reshuffle. Devon County Council leader Cllr John Hart has completed a mini cabinet reshuffle following the resignation of schools and learning chief Christine Channon. Devon County Council deputy leader and Dawlish councillor, John Clatworthy, who oversees finance, will add school buildings to his existing responsibility for the ...

Cheers Lynne, Just wish we had one in Dawlish!

Those links I gave won't open anything? Try this one and then scroll down to the very bottom of the page http://www.teignbridge.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=13658

Please feel free to comment

For info: don't think the building work has started yet though. http://www.bovishomes.co.uk/new-homes-at-dawlish/nicklebyplace/ http://www.bovishomes.co.uk/new-homes-on-nicklebyplace/the-portman?hse=a338 http://www.bovishomes.co.uk/new-homes-on-nicklebyplace/the-sheringham?hse=p303 http://www.fulfords.co.uk/buy/property/3-bedroom-house-in-dawlish,ex-for-gbp-234,995-ref-1739890/

The first neighbourhood plan is due to be submitted for independent examination later this month. The Dawlish Parish Neighbourhood Plan will be examined by an inspector on 23rd and 24th April. The Plan has been drawn up by a steering group of local representatives and aims to set out the local community's planning vision for the development of Dawlish Parish over the next 20 years. "Positive ...

Does anyone know which mobile phone network operates the best service in terms of reception at Dawlish Warren. My current provider is terrible (Virgin) and I know 3 doesn't work very well from personal experience...

The Western Morning News seems none too happy about this pasty tax. http://www.thisisdevon.co.uk/WMN-opinion-Osborne-wrong-tax-hot-pasty/story-15771545-detail/story.html

Wetherspoons has ambitious plans for 1600 outlets and they are targeting smaller towns, alarming local pub and cafe owners - but competition is great for the customer! Most villages and small towns would welcome Wetherspoons with open arms - but with this town being so short sighted and little minded - i doubt they would have the courage to stand up to the bullying tactics that are used by ...

Yes, Cassandra, I totally agree with you about the nonsense of needing to travel to Exeter, N.Abb and Torquay in order to see a film/go bowling and it is especially nonsencial when we hear so much about having 'green', sustainable communities. I am sure I am not the only one whose teenager regular travels up to Exeter to see a film. Wouldn't it be nice if they didn't have to do that? Here is an ...

Shane Hobbs, of Dawlish Warren, Devon, was jailed for 16 months after admitting sexual assault on one woman and common assault on a second during the incident in February, this year. Hobbs, 26, was captured on CCTV laughing as he walked away from his shocked victim after thrusting his fist down her trousers. Cameras followed Hobbs as he staggered through Exeter city centre lunging and fondling ...

@The Quiet Dragon - great. I see from that link in your first posting above that some comments concerning Dawlish were put on the Portas website yesterday. But since then nothing. Let's hope some more postings get made now that details of the website have gone out via fb.

@Philip and no need to apologise to me either.

and here they are again but put, I think, in an easier way to read. http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2012/apr/05/how-budget-changes-take-effect

Any idea what's happening with the empty ex Deli and Cafe' on the Strand?

When we moved into Dawlish seven years ago, the best advice we received was from June Chaplin who, at the time, lived next door to our son with whom we were staying whilst house hunting. She said we must join Dawlish Third Age as we needed friends of our own age group as well as our son and his lovely family. And now, guess what, we know half of Dawlish. It's great we can hardly walk into Dawlish ...

@bryony Good post. According to the politicians the unemployed fall into two categories: Those who are unable to work because of sickness or disability. On this basis, one might imagine that they are also unable to carry out much voluntary work. Those who are job seekers. They are supposed to spend their time demonstrably seeking work and should not have much time left over for voluntary ...

Sounds as if she really shouldn't have been out at that time of night in such a dangerous location. Fortunately, it all ended well. Once again we have to thank the emergency services who did a wonderful job.

10am. If you're quick you might just catch the crusade knight complete with chain mail and wooden horse who should just be reaching Dawlish town centre. He is walking from Lands End to Poland, raising money for one of the Armed Forces charities. He looked tired when I passed him so am sure he'd appreciate more words of encouragement and a donation to his collection box.

Were Dawlish's cctv cameras working?

Was I the only one scraping the frost from their car windscreen at 6.30 this morning? Global warming is about the long term climate, not short term fluctuations but have you not seen the weather forecast? I'm dreaming of a White Easter...

Dawlish was cordoned off for several hours yesterday (Sunday 1st April) after a black briefcase was left outside of the Natwest Bank, Brookdale Terrace. Traffic was prevented from coming in and out of Dawlish and trains were delayed after the bomb disposal squad was called in from Devonport. A large number of local residents came down to watch as a remote controlled robot was used to examine ...

@TheWhoSeeker the photo i saw showed it outside the natwest bank not at the railway station. @neilh lol.

Hi all, I was wondering if you could help me, my grandparents lived in dawlish, i never met them and very sorry for that, i think they have both died now, i was hoping someone may have known them, or could let me know if they have relatives that still live in dawlish, this is all i know... there last name was Perry, and they had a daughter Denise, its them i would like to know more on, not ...

Eyes of Dawlish saying that it's all been due to a suspicious package being left outside by the ATM at Nat. West. in the town. Buildings nearby have been evacuated. Trains held up at Dawlish Warren and I imagine the same at Teignmouth.(imagine the knock on affect on the rail timetable). Air ambulance has now left Dawlish (watched it leave Sandy Lane) so perhaps now all sorted out?

The alleged sexual assault happened on Tuesday March 20th between about 1pm and 2pm near the bird sanctuary area of Dawlish Warren beach. Police are keen to speak to or identify four men all dressed in black and may have been in the company of a teenage girl. 1) A white man about 5ft 8ins in height aged about 40 to 50 and had an Irish accent. 2) A white man tall and skinny mid twenties. 3) ...

7,000 drivers' names sold to criminals: How DVLA made £21m selling details of 4.85m motorists • The number of personal records sold has tripled since 2006 • Sensitive data on 85,0000 drivers went missing after parking firm went bust • Another company sold on details for profit Read more: ...

Aren't the Police, SAR and Coastguard Service subject to public sector cuts/privatisation?

Yes, it's a shame that the new councillors are too young to be retired and therefore were unable to participate in the video that was filmed during the working week!!! So, ShePerez, which one were you in the video?? LOL.

Lynne's spot on. C&J Fashions are opening up in that part of Costcutters. Rest assured that it's business as usual for Costcutters.

If you,or anyone you know, has received a letter saying that you/they are no longer eligible for these tax credits then please take a look at the info in this link.- coz that info might be wrong! http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-17567679

Tracy, when I lived up nearer "Seven Sisters", they were in my garden. A few years back the RSPB used to organise walks in the general area in order to spot them. I live nearer town now & haven't seen any for several years. Don't want to be too specific about the area - as you say, there are a few stupid people around. Again, as you say this is part of the area that Teignbridge now want to develop ...