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

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

Kay Dunbar, who has died aged 78, will be remembered by many as the founder of the Ways With Words

The Totnes Community Calendar was born from a vision to bring together all local events into one easy-to-navigate system, with

A corporate heavy hitter brought into Dartington Hall Trust to provide new thinking has resigned after four months, in a

By our friends the PRSD Vibrant, happening community hub craft beer taproom – Things Happen Here – have set up

In just four weeks on 26th-28th September, Transition Town Totnes’ Eco Homes Weekend returns, with 20 eco homes and projects

The Pulse is keen to encourage young journalists and this week Eden Pullar writes for us about her experience working

A company best known for its work in tree surgery and land maintenance is being lined up by Dartington to take

And how exactly do you do it? The answer, as I found out on a visit to Dartington Hall estate’s