A group who're creating a permanent record of the devastation caused to Dawlish by the winter storms and flooding is holding its first meeting this afternoon.
People who were evacuated from their homes, commuters affected by the collapse of the railway line, traders and volunteers are all invited to come along.
The group will collect photos and stories, and create a memory bank and displays.
The meeting takes place at the Manor House from 2pm till 7pm today.
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