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Dawlish Museum

Dawlish Museum could be welcoming visitors again next year, if plans to reopen its ground floor come to fruition.

The museum was unable to open for its summer season this year because of Covid-19, losing out on income from visitors, while still incurring the maintenance costs involved in keeping its collection at the right temperature and humidity.

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Dawlish war memorial, and the town's mayor Alison Foden with knitted poppies. Picture: Dawlish Nub News/Dawlish Town Council

Dawlish's Remembrance Sunday parade, public act of remembrance and service at St Gregory's Church have been called off because of Covid-19, in what the town council has described as a 'difficult decision'.

The council said the events on Sunday, November 8 would have attracted large numbers of people, and the current Covid-19 social distancing requirements mean they will not be possible.

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One of Dawlish's black swans. Picture: Dawlish Beach Cams

A video stream of Dawlish's black swans went live on Saturday, October 17, enabling people all over the world to view them via the internet.

The camera is mounted on the Sea Breeze restaurant/takeaway and viewers will be able to move it remotely to see the other waterfowl nearby, or take a look further afield at the sea and weather conditions, ships, and any trains passing through.

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