Dawlish News
The Teignmouth detachment of the Army Cadet Force (ACF) is to relocate from its base at the bottom of Bitton Park in Teignmouth to Dawlish this month. The move was originally due to be a temporary relocation while the community units at the bottom of Bitton Park were redeveloped.
NON-TOXIC algae is responsible for a layer of unattractive ‘scum’ seen on the Brook in Dawlish. The algae has accumulated at the bottom end of the watercourse through the town by the Viaduct.
Dog owners must keep pets off certain Teignbridge beaches until September 30 as annual dog ban takes effect. Teignmouth, Shaldon, Dawlish and Dawlish Warren beaches will be dog free until 30 September.
BOAT Cove in Dawlish is due for a spring clean this Saturday. Environmental group Dawlish Against Plastic is organising its monthly beach cleans again. Saturday’s clean up will start at 4.30pm due to the tides.
Dawlish Marina Bowling Club has a new men’s captain, Marc Baker. Marc is the youngest Marina Captain the club has ever had. He has been playing bowls since he was 7 years old and is keen to encourage more young people to take up bowls as a hobby.
An exhibition and talks about what life was like 100 years ago. More Information (DevonAir Radio is not responsible for external websites). The Manor House Olt Town Street Dawlish EX7 9AP.
DAWLISH and Starcross communities will be stepping back 100 years at an event tomorrow. Dawlish History Group, Starcross History, Dawlish Museum and Devon History Society have joined forces to look at life 100 years ago along the estuary.
Dive into the vibrant world of Dawlish's art scene with the pop-up exhibition featuring works by local talents like Luke Steffens and his family, alongside other creative minds. A POP UP exhibition in Dawlish will feature the work of five local artists.
Employers will have to find more money to pay National Insurance increases. Helen Scott from Cofton Holidays in Dawlish said good weather during the spring has seen 25% better bookings for Easter this year compared with 2024, but she faced a £200,000 increase in National Insurance contributions.
Dawlish Countryside Park will briefly close for tractor operations to sow crops aiding Cirl buntings and rare wildflowers. Safety measures in place. TRACTORS will be moving into Dawlish Countryside Park to sow crops to support rare birds.