Totnes Fringe Festival to Host Exciting Premieres of Bold New Works
Totnes, long known for its creativity, novelty, and experimentation, will shine this July as the Totnes Fringe Festival presents a
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Not just lentils…
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Melbourne’s Memorial to a Son of Totnes is on the Move
Article by: Kathy Alexander, Lucy Oldroyd and Kate Wilson. Top Image: Dr Ludwig Becker – Crossing the Terrick-Terrick Plains, Aug
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Exciting, fascinating, exhausting, challenging and fun.
Caroline Voaden’s first year as South Devon MP has been all that and more. It’s been a year since she
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Pulling the Strings
As Dartington Community Choir prepares for its Imogen Holst concert this coming Monday (7th) a few VIPs – very important
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Schwing! Totnes supergroup brings back the ‘90s – for one night only
Barrelhouse hosts live tribute to the best decade in pop, rock and R&B on Friday 27, June Totnes is about
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The 2 Young Lords
Featured Image – Lord Michael Young Sophie Young is a palliative care nurse who lives in Totnes. She is the
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Dartington at 100: an inside view of how the “profligate orphan” survived
Ivor Stolliday was secretary – loosely equivalent to chief executive – of Dartington Hall Trust between 1992 and 2004.
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Community, Collaboration and Creativity
Totnes Launches Its First-Ever Fringe Festival – 11–13 July 2025 What makes the first Totnes Fringe Festival truly remarkable is
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Paralympic Inspiration Hits Harbertonford Primary as David Hill Visits
Great Athletes’ Programme Brings Paralympic Hero to School for Fitness and Motivation Harbertonford Primary School, part of the Link Academy Trust, welcomed
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When grief comes up against faith…
…and perhaps old fashioned principle, who wins? The Southbury Child, a play written by Dartmouth playwright Stephen Beresford and set
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