55% increase in sewage dumps by South West Water
New figures released by the Environment Agency have shown that South West Water which covers Devon discharged sewage a staggering 582,49 times last year,
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Perspectives
A View on Democracy
We asked our friends over at West Country Voices to give a view on democracy in Devon: It’s been an
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Getting to know you! Our local police team…
We have self-imposed remits here at Totnes Pulse Towers. One is to improve communications throughout our community. To that end
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Choosers, not beggars. South Devon Primary- a return to Democracy?
How the South Devon Primary offers democratic choice as a path to unity For most of this month of
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A Chat With – Bev Knowlden – Artist
Hello Bev, have you always lived in Totnes? No, I actually moved here in 2004 from Bristol, where I’d lived
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Palestine Music Expo launches crowdfunder
In Gaza today, people are clinging on to their land and their lives. However, despite an appalling collective tragedy, Gazans
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The Lives of Insignificant Creatures
A caucus of centipedes presided over the divine matters of the day. Jeremy Butler had passed away that morning following
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To Lent or Not To Lent…
On Christmas morning, 2023, I sat blurry eyed on the sofa at daft-o’clock-in-the-morning and considered two things: It’s never too
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The Gig4Gaza2 – Peace & Hope
My partner Bev woke up a couple of weeks ago feeling depressed about just how futile she felt about the
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Can there be ‘Good’ Grief?
A momentary twist of fate in which a young Joshua Harris-Edmonds died in a road crash whilst on holiday in
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