Celebrations for New Skatepark
Crowds gathered in Borough Park on Saturday to celebrate the opening of the new Totnes skatepark. The opening of the
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Totnes Oxfam Bookshop given a 400 year old Bible
– the version that had to be banned by the King for being too radical. Staff at this well-loved bookshop
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Totnesians among many arrested in London
In scenes we wouldn’t have predicted just a few years ago in the United Kingdom, at least a dozen peaceful
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Totnes Father Jim Barlow arrested in Parliament Square
Father Jim Barlow, Totnes Team Rector for St Mary’s and St John’s was one of several local people arrested
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Remembering Kay Dunbar
Kay Dunbar, who has died aged 78, will be remembered by many as the founder of the Ways With Words
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Can you help the Totnes Community Calendar project?
The Totnes Community Calendar was born from a vision to bring together all local events into one easy-to-navigate system, with
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Dartington hit by new trustee exit – while gets the green light from regulatory probe
A corporate heavy hitter brought into Dartington Hall Trust to provide new thinking has resigned after four months, in a
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New record label from Things Happen Here – a craft beer taproom
By our friends the PRSD Vibrant, happening community hub craft beer taproom – Things Happen Here – have set up
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Open Eco Homes Weekend Returns with 7 New Eco Projects Opening Their Doors
In just four weeks on 26th-28th September, Transition Town Totnes’ Eco Homes Weekend returns, with 20 eco homes and projects
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All Things To All People
The Pulse is keen to encourage young journalists and this week Eden Pullar writes for us about her experience working
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