news Archives - Dawlish Beach Cams

Dawlish Beach Cams is Closing but Coast Cams is Coming!

by Beach Cams Man | Aug 30, 2023 | Business, Cameras, Dawlish Beach, History, news, Subscribers News, Subscriptions, Website

When I started Dawlish Beach Cam (singular) in 2014, I never expected it to be more than one live camera with a few hundred people watching daily. As we install our eighth camera with 20,000 daily viewers, it’s time for some big changes to take place. Dawlish...

Updates to our camera pages for 2023

by Beach Cams Man | Jan 8, 2023 | Cameras, news

We hope you’ve had a wonderful start to 2023. If you are a regular viewer of our free cameras, you’ll be pleased to know that the intro ads on our free cameras are now skippable after five seconds. This will be a welcome addition for those who don’t...

How do they get the large machinery to the beach?

by Beach Cams Man | Nov 11, 2021 | Dawlish Beach, Network Rail, news, Railway, VIP

This months sea wall update is slightly different to our usual tour along the wall. Jack Brookes from Bam Nuttall has arranged for us to spend a day with Captain Killick onboard MTS Terramare. MTS Terramare is a 63-year-old vessel originally designed for moving tanks....

Live Cameras News Update

by Beach Cams Man | Sep 10, 2021 | Maintenance, news, Support, Technical, Website

Over the past six months, we started receiving a few reports of the live streams misbehaving. Over time the issue has gradually got worse to the point where the cameras have been unwatchable for some. We discovered an issue with our main streaming server and...

Update to VIP’s Special Videos Page

by Beach Cams Man | Sep 10, 2021 | news, Video

We have updated our VIP special videos page to make it easier to watch our videos in chronological order but you can now also comment on individual videos. This will allow you to provide important feedback to us so we can improve our content. Our walks will now be...

National Rail Infrastructure trains

by DB Colin | Jun 17, 2021 | Dawlish Beach, Dawlish Warren, General, news, Railway, Teignmouth

It’s been a busy time along the sea wall with four different types of train. Starting on Monday evening the TRT Track Renewal Train came down from Fairwater Yard at Taunton to replace track in the Dainton area. On Monday its timetable included a stop in Dawlish...

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