Totnes Environmental Campaigner Freed from Prison

Larch Maxey, climate campaigner and long time Totnes resident has recently come out of prison and returned to Totnes. He

Eric Hardacre: “A legend” leaves the Cider Press

I first met Eric pulling his cardboard trolley at the Cider Press centre early one morning on my way to

In a bold move reflecting its commitment to integrity and ethical values, the organisers of the “Energy Wise and Eco

You may have heard of Dartington Playgoers – but do you know who we really are? We’ve been part of

Opinion piece By Jacqi Hodgson The government’s recent proposal to dissolve district councils and transfer their responsibilities to new

As Ada Doom was wont to say, “there’s something nasty in the woodshed.” Or as the South Hams Society might

Carol Robinson of the Dartington Community Choir Matthew Coleridge made his first visit to Buckfast Abbey in 2019 when showcasing

So, here I was. In Kinross Service station, holed up in a Travel Lodge with my bank account blocked. Hungry,

Strolling among the alexanders, wild garlic, dormant white mulberry trees and a grove of bamboo, it is hard to believe

Ashton Stanley & Louis Whittlesea are pupils at The Totnes Independent School with something to say: We are Louis &