Would you Adam and Eve it! Has the Forest Garden been spared?
Strolling among the alexanders, wild garlic, dormant white mulberry trees and a grove of bamboo, it is hard to believe
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Not just lentils…
Perspectives
Carparks Totnes: A Litter Crisis That Can’t Be Ignored
Ashton Stanley & Louis Whittlesea are pupils at The Totnes Independent School with something to say: We are Louis &
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Drugs seized, graffiti suspects caught and new team members
The Latest from Totnes Police Read the latest from Police Inspector Mark Stevens, neighbourhood police team Graffiti suspects caught We
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A Letter is Better
Imagine this… you’re spreading some delicious almond butter on a piece of sourdough toast in your kitchen. The coffee pot
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Farmers should spend more time feeling grateful and less time moaning.
And that’s a farmer talking. On Pancake Day farmers staged a fourth tractor protest in central London, calling on the
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The Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill: An Attack on Home Education and Parental Rights
by Poppy Coles I can’t imagine a life in which home education didn’t play a major part. Since 2012 my
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Ultra-processed news – why local journalism has gone weird
Article by Phillipa Davies – re-published from West Country Voices If you’ve looked at a local news website lately, you
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A Hundred Years At Dartington
Still Here Soundart Radio is pure Dartington. It roots are in its local communities although it also has an international
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Dartington Village Halls Celebratory Bench
Art, craft and history have combined at Dartington village hall, which celebrates 100 years this year. The wrinkly tin
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Quitting Twitter / X
Like millions of others The Totnes Pulse has an X account. We signed up when it was Twitter and as
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