How a Plymouth Olympic Diver broke the mould with his talent for knitting.
Torbay’s Hidden Seahorses
Sea grass study in Torbay was the remit. The first dive gave an unexpectedly fortuitous result, on the back of the primary intent of searching for seagrass beds – the seahorses.
Lobster Pot makers thriving in Devon
Lobster pot making is on the UK Heritage Craft red list – meaning it is critically endangered to die out.
A Christmas Carol in Devon
Find Devon’s influence on Charles Dickens’ life, his writings and Devon’s other traditions
Devon’s own Brown Bear, Diego, arrives by train.
How the Wildwood Trust in Ottery St Mary, Devon has stepped in to provide winter board and lodgings.
The Train of Lights to Kingswear and Dartmouth 2023 is selling out fast!
Make this bucket list trip – it all started here at the Dartmouth Steam Railway.
El Galeon sailed into Dartmouth this week
Dartmouth’s Community has been treated to the arrival of El Galeon this weekend. The replica 16th Century Spanish galleon sailed into the Dart on Friday. She truly is an awe inspiring vessel.
Picasso’s Muse and a Gallery in South Brent in Devon.
Meet the wonderful Lydia Corbett, a French Artist living in Devon, still painting in her 80’s.
How Julia the Circus Elephant swam the River Tamar
One hundred years ago she proved elephants are good swimmers.
A slice of Apple Pie at the Marldon Fair, near Paignton.
Marldon’s Apple Pie Fair has a long tradition and dates back to 1888 when local trader George Hill famously provided a huge Apple Pie for the village to enjoy at the church fete.