Totnes pianist is reviving the dying art of the pub singalong
Totnes, ready your lungs. On Saturday July 12, the Bay Horse will be transformed into the town’s most tuneful watering
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Totnes Town
A Market Legend Retires
With his yellow cords and shirt and tie, Geoffrey Sloggett was one of Totnes market’s most recognisable and much loved
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What Going On at Totnes House?
The camouflage fencing at the entrance to the old Conservative Club conceals a 22 space car park – and the
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Harbertonford Primary School Celebrates SATs Success
Pupils and staff at Harbertonford Primary School, part of the Link Academy Trust, are celebrating their Standard Assessment Tests (SATs) results this week.
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King Edward VI Community College Celebrates Ofsted ‘Good’ Rating
King Edward VI Community College in Totnes, part of Education South West, has welcomed Ofsted inspectors this term as part of a
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“Amicable agreement” offers new life for Schumacher after Dartington divorce
Schumacher College has cleared the way towards starting a new existence as an independent entity, following an agreement with the
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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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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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