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The Transport Secretary is due to visit South Devon today. Patrick McLoughlin will have a chance to see the coastal railway line at Dawlish and discuss possible investment. The line was damaged in the recent floods and there are fears for its future in the face of erosion. He'll then visit Kingskerswell where a new bypass is being built to improve transport links in the region. See ...
Just what we don't need - some smack-head peddling his gear next to two schools. Great work by the good guys.
A.S.B. in the Community Date: 16 May 2013 Location: Dawlish Police Office, Brunswick Place, Dawlish Contact: PC Faichney, PCSOs Cairns & Pettinelli The Neighbourhood Beat Manager and his Team will be holding a series of meetings to discuss Anti Social Behaviour and its affects in the Community. These 'open' meetings are available to all members of the public to discuss any ...
SOUTH Devon police raided a property in Elm Grove Road, Dawlish, and seized what's believed to be £1,400 of heroin. "It was another great result for us," said a police spokesman for the South Devon Proactive Unit, who led the raid. "It's another £1,400 of drugs off of our streets. We will keep going into properties until people get the message drugs will not be tolerated." A 32-year-old ...
Hi Fred Do you mean the seagulls or the RSPCA.Seagulls not at moment. The RSPCA just don't donate. Must dash crap on car AGAIN.
Well done all at Dawlish Community College.
Does nature itself have an answer to the seagull problem. Like a bigger bird of prey that can kill and partially eat them . Seriously do they have any natural threat to their existance
I'm sure the fire service must be aware of any situation but as far as the RSPCA are concerned they can't see any farther than a seagulls arse.
Do you think the RSPCA or the Fire Service might read these comments and provide a response that justifies their actions or are they silent organisations like others
Data from every school in Devon shows that 94.9% of students at Dawlish Community College continued on into some form of learning after leaving our school compared to just 91.9% of students from other schools. In addition just 1.1% of our students did not go into further education, employment or training compared to 2.9% of students at other schools across Devon. Full article: ...
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