Dawlish News
POLICE are appealing for information to identify two men in connection with a series of burglaries in Teignmouth and Dawlish. Two homes in Salisbury Terrace, Teignmouth and Richmond Place, Dawlish, were targeted on April 7 and March 26 respectively.
DAWLISH Lawn Bowling Club would like to welcome anyone who wishes to play bowls for the first time or anyone who has played before but wants to find out more about our club to come along at either of our upcoming open days, writes Michael Ferguson.
The Met Office has warned of 'danger to life' ahead of anticipated 75mph winds and huge sea waves. A series of 'act now' flood warnings have been issued across Devon ahead of gale force winds and very high tides set to hit over night. Read more... https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/devon-residents-told-act-now-9212796
A POPULAR footpath in Dawlish has reopened to the public. Lea Mount has been closed off for several months while work continues on stabilising the cliffs above. Now, Network Rail has announced the footpath from Lea Mount down into Marine Parade is now open.
A NEW temporary home has been set up for the Black Swan population in Dawlish which has been named Quackingham Palace. The structure was erected, next to the existing aviary, by the town council’s waterfowl wardens in case it is needed over the coming weeks as the latest eggs are beginning to hatch.
New food hygiene ratings have been awarded to seven of Teignbridge’s establishments, the Food Standards Agency’s website shows – and it’s good news for them all. • Rated 5: Woody's at Strand Chambers Queen Street Dawlish Devon; rated on March 27.
DAWLISH Coasters had a good turnout at the Powderham Power Run on Saturday. In the five-mile event, Henry Irvine took first place in a time of 30:47, followed by Kate Sadler in fifth position (second female) in 37:25.
LAURIE Lee’s classic memoir of Cotswold rural life from 100 years ago is brought dramatically to life on the Dawlish stage later this month when the Shaftesbury Theatre Company presents ‘Cider With Rosie’, adapted for the stage by James Roose-Evans.
Seems a bit harsh fine, couldn't the council just warn him to get it lifted or else ? or does the tenant have to have a chance to lift the items . £458 rate ? to remove the items, done by the councils own workers and another excuse to raise excess money
So during the towns busiest time, the weekend when the kids are off school and the holiday makers swap over the unit is closed. Also why is it an appointment based service now and how do you make an appointment. The managers that make these decisions seriously need to have their jobs removed on the basis of total incompetance.
