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

A Word with Rosie Race

Totnes playwright and actor Rosie Race is not only knee deep in fringe festival activity but is also in the

The recent opening of Radek’s Chocolate in the Narrows means that there are now 43 places in Totnes where you

A Totnes pianist is inviting locals to come together for an old-fashioned pub singalong with a Fab Four twist this

Described by some as “the best cult band you’ve never heard of”, the Devon-based alternative rock band Gravity Machine have

As the Totnes Fringe Festival prepares for four days of large‑scale performances from around the world, organisers have commissioned special

An iconic Mary Quant dress, a nest of novelty eggcups and a large wooden Dartington Hall sign were among the

Our view of the Sunday night telly staple as it rocks up to Dartington Hall. The Antiques Roadshow, I inform my

Imagine waking up one morning and stepping outside your front door. The air is cool and the morning is quiet. 

Mindful Making Totnes Every Wednesday morning, the mezzanine at St John’s Church in Bridgetown fills with the gentle hum of