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Hello Zoe Lee's Bar seems to be registered on Facebook but I don't have an account so I am not sure if you can contact them through that website. Gerald's supermarket have a community board by the door where people put up postcards for sale, for rent etc. Perhaps you could ask them to put up a notice asking after your family...the locals tend to pop in for a pint or a paper especially on days like ...

bikes4all is up and running motorbikes and atv repairs and servicing undertaken responable prices bikes quads can be picked up on arrangement for a small fee unit 4 carew court dawlish business park exeter road tel 07971777486 any questions queries dont think twice give us a call or pop in and see me thanks danny

Bikes4All are pleased to announce that they are now up and running. We are based at Unit 4, Carew Court, Dawlish Business Park (Shutterton Industrial Estate). Dawlish. Telephone Number : - 07971777486 Good luck to Danny and crew, I know you will do well.

Also, I should mention the @ symbol preceding the username is recognised as in other forums and will bring up a box showing the user's last comment and links to the user and comment. I have demo'd it here and thought it could be useful on long threads.

Picnic in the park is now "Tea in the Tent". The show will indeed go on with activities relocated to the Marquee. If weather is bad tomorrow the Generation Games will become "Indoor Games", also in the Marquee.

Picnic in the park is now "Tea in the Tent". The show will indeed go on with activities relocated to the Marquee. If weather is bad tomorrow the Generation Games will become "Indoor Games", also in the Marquee.

I live on the road in question and have done so for the last 40 years. In our early days here it was the B3381, a quiet leafy lane, used mostly by locals. Possibly about 20 years ago it was de-classified and since then it has become increasingly busy and is now a rat-run morning and evening. Not infrequently, cars come down the last section of the hill, two abreast, as despite the crossroad and ...

hi their, marc from westcliff decorators in dawlish if you can email your phone number i will help you out, thanks marc

How exciting it's only a week til the Air Show. NOTAM - Notices To Airmen. For Dawlish Friday 8th of June 2012. Notam Id J1287/12 FIR EGTT ICAO EGTE From 201206081455 Until 201206081535 Lower Limit 000 Upper Limit 081 Latitude 50°35.00N Longitude 003°28.00W OS Grid SX961769 Qline EGTT/QRTCA/IV/BO/AW/000/081/5035N00328W006 Details RESTRICTED AREA (TEMPORARY) AT DAWLISH, DEVON FOR A RED ARROWS ...

£120K sounds like a win-win to me. Well done to our elected representatives for relieving taxpayers of the burden left by the previous CON-DEM administration. I'm pleased that our council have insisted that it must be local housing for local people (not in Royston Vasey style though hopefully).

You post extremely unpleasant comments on a public forum and are surprised that people challenge you? I gather you run a business, I wish I knew which it was so I don't put any custom your way.

Hi.., Last year the day after Christmas they came and collected all the waste from the bin. They did same on the next day of the new year also. garden bags perth green waste removal

most of the so called Travellers actually have houses usually in the North of England.They stay home in the winter and tootle off in their caravans for the summer months. You recognise them as they all have top pf the range 4x4s or Mercs. Many now go abroad for the summer organising tarmac gangs in Belgium and Holland working for cash paying no taxes or vat then home for the winter boozing and ...

The heavenly scent of pinks grown in the Westcountry greeted TV presenter Angela Rippon at the preview day of the Chelsea Flower Show yesterday, writes Sarah Pitt. Angela, an ambassador for the Alzheimer's Society, was presented with Memories, a new scented variety bred at Whetman Pinks in Dawlish in South Devon. It has been shortlisted for "plant of the year" at the flagship Royal Horticultural ...

A Devon town long-associated with violets is to resurrect a tradition centred around the flowers. Dawlish will revive its Violet Ball, an event which started when the popularity of the flowers declined, to raise money for Cancer Research UK and The Strand Centre. In the 1920s and 1930s Dawlish was more famous for its violets than its beaches and many people visiting Dawlish would wear a posy of ...

DAWLISH Art Group has hailed a success its annual spring exhibition. Members of the group held their show in the United Reforms Church in Dawlish between May 1 and 5. The exhibition featured members' works in a variety of media — including watercolour, pastels, acrylics and oils. Lots of visitors from all parts of the country and locals enjoyed the paintings, prints and cards on sale. The newly ...

The Exeter Inn has various bar and kitchen shifts available. To apply please drop your current C.V. into the bar or e-mail: Lockyinspain@hotmail.com

wriggler my thoughts exactly this town needs expansion the more people the more money is spent its not rocket science but Nelson is right nothing will improve until the NIMBYs realize they are on the wrong path

What happened to the trains today at Dawlish?

For those who may wonder where you can buy the Souvenir Guide, there is a list on the jubilee website or facebook page. Rob C

9.30 - 11.00 am outside the URC, The Strand, Dawlish

Perhaps then the issue could be raised with one of our District councillors given that four of 'em are Conservative and TDC is now Conservative controlled.

Thanks. Will have a go.

MEMBERS of Dawlish carnival committee completed an epic wheelbarrow walk from Dawlish to Newton Abbot, raising hundreds of pounds for the annual carnival. The team embarked on the 23-mile trip along the main road, pushing their barrow in front of them. Michael Butterfield and Maggs Farley walked the whole way with others helping out, both on foot and in safety vehicles. Source: ...

neilh have to agree a great event i would like to know how many people attended saw lots of folk from Dawlish a great time had by all

When I heard that one of the first Olympic torches that was used in Cornwall was on ebay, I thought "what a disgrace!" But the latest bid is over £150,000 Wonder how many more will be flogged off. (and maybe some security for the 1948 torch in the shop window Teighnmouth might be in order!)

A 'brazen' thief is being sought by police after walking out of a Dawlish convenience store was a basketful of food and drink. Police released CCTV images of a man they want to speak to in connection with the theft from the Co-op on The Strand. Read more ...

It's excellent that your business supports these causes, especially the Air Ambulance, so why don't you get some good free publicity by issuing a press release, including a photo with the obligatory large cheque (non-NatWest of course lol!)? That would be a far more productive use of your valuable time than slagging off potential customers on here.

wondering sees nothing good in Dawlish thats why he/she left, but likes to pop up now and again just to keep in touch,

Good news for the tourist industry and for residents who enjoy our beaches - if only the people responsible for maintaining the beaches round here would properly clean/clear them more regularly.

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I think what happened was that a tory resigned almost immediately after being elected and that she was replaced, via a by- election, by a VfD candidate Then, some months later, conservative councillor Graham Price resigned from the town council, and given that no-one called a by-election, a co-option took place whereby a VfD candidate replaced Cllr Price. Anyone know what's happening about the ...

This is a matter that the police are aware of. I'd expect that the ABH or GBH that Sniper is inciting would, rightly, result in the perpetrator being brought to justice. Don't take justice into your own hands, just phone the police on 101 if you see or know the man described by Ziggy.

Planning Inspector Christopher Balch is expected to publish his report on the Dawlish Neighbourhood Plan following examination hearing sessions that took place on 23 and 24 April. It is the first Neighbourhood Plan to reach the examination stage in England. Balch's examination of the Plan focussed on housing growth, the balance between housing and jobs and on protecting the environment. It is ...

AN 11-YEAR-OLD girl has been chosen as Dawlish's carnival queen for 2012 — the youngest in the history of the popular carnival. Libby Selley will represent the town after she was crowed winner of at a selection disco at the Manor House. Maddie Steer is princess and Niamh Tucker is attendant. The judges were Dot Martin and James and Mike McJury from Harbertonford's carnival committee. They said: ...

If you wish to see an "implication" when what in actual fact happened was that by your mentioning the number 14 in your first posting I vaguely remembered the housing policy concerning when 'affordable" housing has to be offered and when not, then that is entirely up to you. My point remains that should it be the case that a lot of small housing developments are put forward, each separately, but ...

The man from Cornwall who blinded his girlfriend by gouging her eyes out is undergoing treatment at the Butler Clinic at Langdon Hospital according to news reports. Shane Jenkin, of Sea Lane, Hayle, Cornwall, had pleaded guilty to a charge of grievous bodily harm with intent, but denied attempted murder. He was handed a life sentence by Judge Christopher Harvey Clark QC at Truro Crown Court today. ...

This will surprise ! The information on which my comments were made was obtained from the warden who is keen that previous unsatisfactory situation does not arise again and that he does not have to sell any of the next brood. Lets see how things develop - I am sure he knows best !

Officially, Devon now out of drought.

I think it was more to do with the" mob" that was running DT not the football itself, and certain clientele they allowed to use the Clubhouse