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The Waterman's Arms is a 17th century inn on Bow Bridge over the Harbourne River. What to order, when to visit and…
A guide to Totnes's contemporary art scene: from Birdwood House and Bogan House to Eastgate Gallery, White Space Art and Yvonne Coomber's…
From Dartington hives to North Devon honey farms, here are the Devon producers turning local nectar into the real, unfiltered jars worth…
Independent bookshops have become one of Totnes's signatures. This guide rounds up the town's bookshops plus the best independents nearby in Dartmouth…
Traffic-free trails, gentle gradients and short loops that work for tag-alongs, balance bikes and pushchairs, mapped across the South Hams from Totnes…
Totnes is one of the easiest small towns in Devon to reach by public transport. Mainline trains, buses to villages, a steam…
Walking the John Musgrave Heritage Trail covers 35 miles in four stages from Maidencombe to Brixham, looping through Cockington, Totnes, Dittisham and…
Cottages with secure gardens, pubs with rooms and shepherd's huts where dogs are genuinely welcomed: the best dog-friendly places to stay across…
The Cott Inn at Dartington dates from 1320 and claims the longest thatched roof in Britain. Menu, history, parking and what to…
By 1523 Totnes was the second richest town in Devon and the sixteenth richest in England. The reason was cloth, and the…
