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Thursday. 2nd September 10.30am -12 noon: Minibeast walk at the Warren. Discover bugs of the grassland and woodland habitats on a ranger led walk. Adults £3.20 and accompanied children £1.60. No dogs please. chrissie @ green spaces
Bear Grylls' Gone Wild festival at Powderham Castle near Exeter has already been compared to the ill-fated Fyre Fest Visitors have also claimed that there is 'no Covid checks, camping fire risk, no hand washing facilities and no washing up for campers.' Read more... https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/live-gone-wild-festival-exeter-5839668
The Marquee Bar at Lady's Mile Holiday Park is home to the Ultimate Celebration of Local Beer and Cider, back by popular demand from 24th September to 26th September! With a vast array of local beers and ciders, live music, family entertainment and loads more! Joining us on Sunday 26th September is a spectacular display of Classic cars, bikes and various other vintage vehicles! Come and have a ...
Andy Goode, owner of Home Instead West Exeter & Teignbridge, said: “We are delighted to receive exceptional praise from our clients and their families, particularly over the challenging period we continue to live in. Read more... ...
Goog luck to all involved in a full packed week of events. Lets hope all the cars trying to find somewhere to park will stay, i came through Barton car park and cars were coming in and waiting for a space and just giving up .
As many of you have seen we have rebranded our 2 Dawlish stores into Kazbern Premier. After nearly 20 years as Geralds in Dawlish Warren we have sold that business to new owners. We will now concentrate all our efforts on Kazbern Premier Stores & promise to continue with great deals & service. We would like to thank all our Geralds customers over the years from the bottom of our ...
Are you currently on the waiting list for knee or hip surgery? We understand that this must be a difficult, frustrating and challenging time for you. Evidence shows that those who are in a good state,both physically and mentally, are much more likely to have better outcomes post-surgery. Following surgery, you will leave hospital sooner, recover faster and regain normal activity more ...
I shall be giving a light-hearted talk: “Dawlish in the 19th Century and How Brunel Changed the Town” on Thursday 19th August in the Carnival Marquee on the Lawn from 2.00-3.00pm. All welcome. Free entry. My books on Dawlish will be available at a Special Price! Please come!
ON MARCH 19, 2020, minor injury units (MIU) in Dawlish and Totnes community hospitals closed Minor injuries units can treat injuries that are not critical or life threatening, such as cuts, sprains and minor head injuries However, many months later both Dawlish and Totnes MIUs remain closed. The same story is repeated in North Devon hospitals. Read more... ...
