I took my two children and they loved it. It's great to have something like this in town. I really hope they do well. Food was great with kids in mind. They have thought of everything: microwave for customer use, jars of baby food, staff are really nice and helpful. There is also a party room and the prices are very reasonable. This is the best thing to open in Dawlish for a long time, but I ...
A Mum's Posts
18 Mar 2008
If you have a pre school child that loves football like my son, you might be interested in this http://www.socatots.com/teignbridge&torbay/ I don't think it has long opened but it was voted Best Football Activity at the What's On 4 Little Ones Awards 2008. Boys or girls - from 0 to 5 years.
9 Jan 2008
Can anyone recommend good pre school/nurseries in the area? there seem to be quite a few around. Thanks.
19 Dec 2007
Anon - I hate to disillusion you (actually on second thoughts - no I don't) but DADS has been growing stronger and stronger by the day and has done so especially since Tesco unveiled their plans. Now, who would know the truth of DADS support - me or you?
13 Dec 2007
Can someone please tell Kevin Chadwick to get in touch with us then. www.sandylane.btik.com then click on 'contact us'
13 Dec 2007
Exactly - so why tempt them with a ready supply of booxe and fags bang next door to where they are being encouraged to go?
13 Dec 2007
Hello Dawlish United, When you applied to TDC to rent the sports pavilion I understand they wanted some really quite ridiculous figure. Is that correct? If so, can you let us know what the figure was.
6 Dec 2007
Dads is considering the needs of the Mums and the kids! In fact everyone who uses the playing fields at Sandy Lane. Sandy Lane is just not the right place for a supermarket of any kind because it is a recreational area!. Also, I understand that one of the reasons it was deemed (by whom?) that Dawlish needs a supermarket is that it would stop the car trips to Exeter and N.Abbot to do the weekly ...
18 Sep 2007
I recommend that we all get in touch with the local council and voice our concerns. Perhaps if they receive a large volume of complaints they will do something about it.