From Spielberg to Saint Etienne: Jimmy Pinch to play one-off hometown show

Ahead of deeply personal new album, Totnes guitarist, singer-songwriter and renowned local luthier Jimmy Pinch will play a full-band hometown

Indigenous Australian Blues on the Horizon

We were fortunate to be at WOMAD this year to witness a phenomenon of strength, humour and pathos wrapped up

At first sight, it looks like nothing more than a mediaeval pageant, a reconstruction of historical events of the type

Volunteering has always been part of the fabric of Totnes life — from neighbourhood litter picks to food‑bank shifts, festival

Patrick Cooper writes: When I first got involved in Playgoers, I had done a little directing, but mainly thought of

Article by Lucy Oldroyd and Kate Wilson, Totnes Museum Last weekend as part of the Respect Festival in Leechwell Gardens

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

Children from the nursery at Dartmouth Academy, part of Education South West, recently enjoyed an exciting educational visit to Totnes

An 18‑year‑old from Ivybridge is taking on a month‑long physical challenge to raise money and awareness for Teenage Cancer Trust

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