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MP Anne Marie Morris took the fight to save Teignmouth Hospital from closure to the Houses of Parliament last Tuesday. Mr Argar replied after listening to her concerns about the consultation procedure and her call for him and Secretary of State Matt Hancock to intervene and stop the ‘automatic closure’ of Teignmouth Hospital and ensure a ‘proper consultation’ was held on the future of the ...
PEOPLE with Covid in Devon, who are over 65 or are clinically extremely vulnerable, are being encouraged to ask their GP about using a potentially life-saving device at home to check their blood oxygen levels are not getting dangerously low. Margaret Butler, 76, of Dawlish, also used the device in February after her local GP practice suggested it. Read more... ...
A rowdy drinker armed himself with a knife-like garden tool after getting involved in a row in the pub. He left the pub but returned a few minutes later armed with a garden tool saying he needed to protect himself and had felt 'humiliated'. Staff took it off him before police were called. Read more... https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/dawlish-warren-drinker-armed-himself-5039336
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Campaigners prepare case for Ombudsman over Old Vicarage Residents of Weech Road are becoming increasingly frustrated by the latest developments relating to the semi-derelict Old Vicarage – saying they’re still being excluded from all discussions on the building’s future. Read more... ...
A river in Dawlish has been pictured with 'orange' water running in its stream. Shutterton Brook was found polluted with discoloured water on Tuesday morning and has since been reported to the Environment Agency. Read more... https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/concern-devon-river-runs-orange-5009516
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It was the night of February 8/9 that the 100 mile unbroken trail was left in the heavy snow This week marks the anniversary of one of Devon's greatest unexplained mysteries - when deep snow fell overnight on February 8 1855 and locals awoke to find an unbroken line of footprints stretching nearly 100 miles across the county. They were said to have covered an area of between 40 to 100 miles, ...
Campaigners call for Okehampton route reopening on Dawlish anniversary https://www.railnews.co.uk/news/2021/02/05-campaigners-call-for-okehampton-route.html
Teignbridge District Council’s executive, when they meet on Tuesday, are recommended to introduce a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) for large parts of the town. Read more... https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/crime-crackdown-teignmouth-tackle-gangs-4967138
