A new parent and toddler group in Dawlish enjoyed an Easter celebration and a visit from the Easter bunny this week just in time for the holidays.
St Mary's Busy Bees was founded in October 2021 by Natasha Cleave and operates from St Mary's Hall in Dawlish Warren.
There's an American sitcom from the 1980s called 'Cheers' - it's set in a bar, and when its patrons walk in everybody shouts their name and welcomes them inside.
That's the exact feeling I got when I went to Brunswick Barbers in Dawlish recently. It was down-to-earth, friendly, and the guys that work there are very personable.
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By Will Goddard
9th Apr 2022 | Local News
The £1.77m Hope Centre will be the primary venue for Dawlish Christian Fellowship (DCF), soon to be 'replanted' as Hope Church. .
By Will Goddard
9th Apr 2022 | Local News
Dawlish firefighters helped put out a van fire yesterday evening (Thursday 7 April) in the Teignmouth area.
The incident took place on Holcombe Down Road and fire crews were called out just before 6pm.
East Devon's Branscombe to Beer route has been voted as one of Britain's best walks.
National consumer experts Which? recently curated a long list of the nation's favourite and most well-trodden, single-day walks, voting the Branscombe to Beer route as the 29th best place to walk in the UK.
Every Thursday we bring you our top picks of events in Dawlish happening over the coming weekend.
By Will Goddard
7th Apr 2022 | Local News
Devon is to receive £14 million towards bus improvements – less than half the amount the county council originally bid for.
A £34 million bus improvement plan, described as "ambitious," was submitted at the end of October. It aimed to make buses cheaper to use, greener, more frequent, and more reliable.
By Will Goddard
5th Apr 2022 | Local News
Devon and Cornwall Police have asked the public only to contact them where 'absolutely necessary' due to high demand.
The force has warned that online crime reports and emails to 101, the non-emergency contact, could take up to seven days to process.
By Will Goddard
5th Apr 2022 | Local News
The Rail Minister visited Dawlish today (Friday 1 April) and announced that another £32m would be spent on installing new netting and fencing on the cliffs above the railway between Dawlish and Holcombe.
The steel netting and fencing will prevent rocks and loose material from falling onto the tracks below, and will be attached to the cliffs from the Colonnade breakwater near Dawlish station to the rockfall shelter north of Parson's Tunnel.
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