Weather Changes
I don’t much like change, even if it’s a positive one. I like the familiarity of routine and some sameness.
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Devon ready to become Andy Burnham’s first new mayoralty by next May
Devon could be among the first areas in England to adopt a directly elected mayoral model under a new wave
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Scouting for Help
For the past four years, 3rd Totnes Sea Scouts has been giving local children the chance to build confidence, develop
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Our pick of the week’s events
Wildlife Gardening advice drop-in. Climate Hub. Fri 3 Jul. 11.00-3.00. Totnes Beer & Cider Festival. Civic Hall. Fri 3 –
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An International Feast at the Respect Festival At Totnes Fringe Festival
Just as the Bard had plays within his plays, so the Leechwell Garden has its own festival within the second
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Meadowbrook Extravaganza returns July 11
Dartington swimming pool campaign gathers pace Dartington’s biggest community fundraiser of the year returns on Saturday 11 July, as local
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Totnes mystery noise explained, but questions about the hum remain
For around two years, residents across Totnes and surrounding areas have reported a persistent low-frequency humming or whirring sound, most
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Call for churches in Devon to celebrate their volunteers
Call for churches in Devon to celebrate their volunteers The National Church Awards are open for nominations. Churches, chapels, meeting houses and cathedrals across the UK are being
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What has happened to Schmacher College
Things seem to have gone pretty quiet over at Schumacher College. Given that I worked there for over a decade
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Ten Years of the Totnes Pulse: A Decade of Hyper‑Local Journalism
I’ve just paid one of our more expensive annual bills. This time of the year is particularly financially hard-hitting with
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