Dawlish News
THE future for any new eggs laid by the Dawlish Black Swans appears to be bleak. Any eggs laid on the flimsy nest are likely to be infertile the town’s waterfowl wardens have warned. There have been fears for the survival of any eggs laid as the breeding pair Bert and Kimba have made the makeshift nest on a small, low lying island in the the Brook.
THE solitary Black Swan egg laid in Dawlish may be infertile, the town’s waterfowl wardens have warned. A single egg has been laid by the breeding pair of dad Bert and mum Kimba and it is on a makeshift nest on a low-lying ‘island’ in the middle of the Brook.
After storms swept away the Brook lights, Dawlish town council plans to restore them with a new multi-colour design. MULTI-COLOURED lighting could soon return to the Brook in Dawlish. Members of the Civic Amenities Committee have been working hard behind to scenes to ensure the return of the popular decorative lighting.
POLICE in Dawlish have pledged to crackdown on e-bikes following complaints of intimidation and anti-social behaviour. Officers are working on information from the public relating to the anti-social use of the bikes in the Dawlish area.
The Dawlish Black Swans have laid their first egg on a newly built but precariously positioned nest in the middle of the Brook. JUST one egg has been laid on a new nest built by the Dawlish Black Swans.
A TEIGNBRIDGE village hall will host a police surgery this week. The Teignmouth and Dawlish Rural Neighbourhood Policing Team are holding their latest ‘Police and Communities Together (PACT) meeting this Saturday, September 27 at Shillingford St George Village Hall.
The Dawlish Hospital Minor Injuries Unit is facing repeated 'temporary' closures due to ongoing staff shortages, raising concerns about its long-term future. STAFF shortages have forced the closure of Dawlish Hospital’s Minor Injuries Unit again.
Dawlish marked the 200th anniversary of St Gregory's Church with a four-day event featuring music, exhibitions, and community activities. FOUR days of celebrations marked the 200th anniversary of St Gregory’s church in Dawlish.
I spent the day in a pretty seaside town renowned for its traditional charm, which I feel is kept alive because locals tend to settle here through the generations. “You can just go and have a swim whenever you want,” one said, adding that the carnival week in Dawlish is "amazing". Read more... https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/2097360/i-visited-pretty-uk-seaside-town-thriving-high-street
A PEACE POLE will be erected in Dawlish tomorrow as part of events to mark the United Nations International Day of Peace. The evening’s events start at 5pm at the Strand Centre. The focus is on a gathering, ahead of the day itself on Sunday, for an inspiring evening of peace and community.