Jubilee Afternoon Tea Sunday 5th June 2022
The Bedford Hotel are providing a special afternoon tea to celebrate Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee in the elegant surroundings of The Bedford Hotel. Read more
Features
John Richmond
One of the finest gardens in Britain…
For those of you unfamiliar with The Garden House, this is a 10 acre gem on the western edge of Dartmoor (just 7 miles from Plymouth and 6 miles from Tavistock) which has been described as ‘one of the finest gardens in Britain’... Read more
Macbeth at the Drum
After two years, The Tamaritans are delighted to be returning to The Drum at Theatre Royal Plymouth with one of Shakespeare’s most famous plays. Read more
Ochre Hair Lounge
When Claire Boyle moved to the area, she knew Yelverton on the edge of Dartmoor was the perfect setting for her salon. Read more
Popeye the injured cat needs your help
Popeye, as he has affectionately been named, had an accident on a farm and his eye was beyond repair and needed to be removed. Read more
An eventful time at Greenwell Farm
Spring on the farm is a long, tiring journey and although it’s always amazing to see so much new life, Mat Cole is glad to see the back of it in equal measure! Read more
Plymouth Luncheon Club
Before the first lockdown in 2020, Plymouth Luncheon Club celebrated its 50th anniversary. Read more
Talk a walk through Meavy Valley’s industrial past
Almost all of this walk of just under four and a half miles is along well defined tracks and takes us through some of the farming and industrial past of the Meavy valley. Read more
Summer of celebration for Plymouth Philharmonic Choir
Plymouth Philharmonic Choir got the party started when they raised a glass of fizz to thank two very special people: Jenny Shepley, their recently retired accompanist of 23 years, and Christopher Fletcher celebrating his 25th anniversary... Read more
Roy Churchill
Up and away
This summer, millions of ants will emerge from holes in the ground and take to the air. But why? Read more
Eleanor Ludgate
The Three Hares Trail
A love of hares and a fascination with the three hares symbol drew Eleanor Ludgate to Chagford; she has now developed a trail for others to enjoy. Read more
Planning your next big trip
Those large-scale holiday plans are of course a dream for many of us, but what if you only have a very vague idea of what you want? How to you begin to plan that incredible trip? Read more
Council’s help to reduce carbon footprint
South Hams District Council has created online information pages to support local communities and businesses to help reduce their carbon footprints and to improve biodiversity. Read more
Flowers for Ukraine
A woman from Woolwell used her knitting prowess to make a staggering £1,307 to help the people in Ukraine. Read more
Derriford NICU baby returns 18 years later
A man who spent two months on Derriford’s neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), has returned to say thank you almost 18 years later. Read more
A passion to make people smile
One Hospital Radio Plymouth volunteer has just marked 45 years on air, where he presents a show intended to turn silence into laughter on the wards. Read more
Plymouth nurse inspires new award category for research
Joy O’Gorman is a newly qualified nurse who has used her passion for research to help set up a new awards category in the Student Nursing Times Awards. Read more
Plymouth Archaeology Society
Archaeological finds relate to Plymouth life in the mid-17th century
More than 1,300 significant archaeological finds have been discovered in Plymouth thanks to a rescue and recovery project run by Plymouth Archaeology Society. Read more
Where do you buy your wine?
The price of everything is rising, so where you buy your wine is worth considering. Read more
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Theatre
YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN-
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Tea
BELSTONE COMMUNITY CAFE-
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Concert Live Music
Stannary Brass Band Concert
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Okehampton Rambling Club-
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Meeting
Okehampton Quaker Meeting-
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WALK AND TALK-
Fantastic Video
Here are some fantastic films celebrating our area and people