By Will Goddard
9th Dec 2021 | Local News
Dawlish and Teignbridge residents can now see the number of Covid cases in their area on an interactive government map.
These are the numbers for the seven days up to 2 December:
By Will Goddard
9th Dec 2021 | Local News
Dawlish and Teignbridge residents can now see the number of Covid cases in their area on an interactive government map.
These are the numbers for the seven days up to 2 December:
By Will Goddard
8th Dec 2021 | Local News
Update 12.13pm: Trains are operating, but GWR are 'advising customers not to travel unless absolutely essential' due to the adverse weather conditions.
There are rail replacement buses between Newton Abbot and Exeter St Davids, and you can reportedly use your ticket on Stagecoach bus routes 2, 2A, 22, 39, 88, GOLD and X38.
By Will Goddard
8th Dec 2021 | Local News
Firefighters attended a four-vehicle crash in Kingsteignton yesterday (Monday 6 December) at around 4.45pm which involved three cars and a lorry.
The fire crews managed to extricate the lorry driver from the vehicle and left him with paramedics at the scene.
By Will Goddard
8th Dec 2021 | Local News
Update 12.51pm: The A30 has now reopened, but traffic is still reportedly queueing.
An AA traffic alert read: "The A30 was closed Westbound but this cleared around 11:30."
By Will Goddard
7th Dec 2021 | Local News
Firefighters from Teignmouth, Newton Abbot, and Torquay responded to a fire in a property in Bishopsteignton at around 11.23am on Saturday 4 December.
A neighbour had reported that the smoke alarm was sounding and there was a smell of smoke.
By Will Goddard
7th Dec 2021 | Local News
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November 2021 had an unusual number of dry days and a correspondingly low rainfall total.
The month started unsettled due to a deep low pressure centre over Scotland. This centre filled and moved east as high pressure built in from the west. The high gave way temporarily allowing a weak cold front to move across the district overnight on the 6/7th. This was followed by milder SW winds between 8th and 10th during which time the highest temperatures of the month were recorded. Low pressure moved across the North of Britain with the associated fronts bringing some light rain to the district on the 11th and 12th. Pressure then remained fairly high right through to the 25th with only weak weather fronts crossing the district and producing some light rain on the 15th 16th 20th and 21st. After the 26th a deep area of low pressure over Fair Isle moved due south over the East of Scotland and England. This was the named storm Arwen which brought very cold northerly winds southwards along with storm force winds. In Dawlish and Teignmouth winds reached about 50mph in the early hours of the 27th but over the hills winds were much stronger and some trees and branches were brought down. The cold northerly winds fell light overnight producing a widespread frost on the mornings of the 28th and 29th before milder air and a little rain arrived on the 30th.
Members of the new Dawlish and District u3a Adventure Group took to the treetops this month at the Go Ape! facility in Haldon Forest Park.
They reportedly spent 'an exhilarating few hours navigating treetop walks and whizzing down zip lines' clipped into safety harnesses.
By Will Goddard
4th Dec 2021 | Local News
Teignbridge District Council has now launched a public consultation for its new homelessness and rough sleeping strategy.
Local people are being asked for their views on the new five-year plan, which is being introduced in case the Covid-19 pandemic has a significant impact on homelessness in the district.
Here is a list of job opportunities that are currently available in and around Dawlish.
You can view more opportunities on our dedicated Dawlish jobs page.
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