In the latest AA Rosette Awards, 2 Devon restautrants have gain rosettes – one with the much-coveted four AA Rosette, the other three Rosettes
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Your kitchen can be a haven in your home. Here are some tips on transforming your kitchen to be the beating heart of your home
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Creative DIY is an ideal way to make your unique to you and a haven for you and your family. Here are some ideas and tips
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A stage filled with talent, faultless performances and legendary songs. Catherine Moore buzzed after Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story at TRP
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Health and Safety in the Workplace is something you need to stay on top off. Here's a realistic look at the construction industry
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Live theatre is exhilarating. But to improve the overall experiences there are some upgrades theatres need. Here are a few to consider
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Ring the Klaxon, a new three-screen cinema has opened in Britain’s seaside city of Plymouth! An Everyman Cinema no less, a premium chain of charming cinemas which on top of offering all the latest and greatest releases, allow you to order food and drinks straight to your seat. Located in the beautiful Royal William Yard, […]
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What's key to make sure your content is up to broadcast quality? Tim McGill outlines what his Post Production & Delivery Workshop will cover
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Jamie Hull Greenwood's Run Deep explores Brazilian jujitsu finds comfort in the contrasts and quiet in the conflicts. He explains how
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A Village With A View is an emotional doc that highlights the threat of people losing their homes in Cornwall. Director Joseph Inman explains
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A series of peer-to-peer filmmaking events are taking place in Exeter, where skills and knowledge will be shared. James Buckett explains
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Landmark Theatres are aiming to re-engage communities to theatre with a innovative producing approach in Devon and Peterborough
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Theatre Royal Plymouth is co-producing the world premiere stage production of the multi–Academy Award-winning film The Artist
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Gareth Snook has a sweet tooth. He talked Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - The Musical, which has got everything... plus chocolate!
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Bruise Control debut album Useless For Something is a forensic and powerful album that is charged with energy
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Captain Killigrew returns
to demonstrate some of the most Piratical Weapons out there, share how they work and
the stories behind them.
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A thoughtful programme of Christmas events in Plymouth
The Real Ideas Organisation have created a number of events at venues in Plymouth for a thoughtful Christmas for all the family
Broken promises, planting trees and quality marks
Some of the news that has caught our eye, including the uneven levelling up agenda, Help for Heroes support for Afghans, a campaign to reduce road deaths, a National Trust plan to plant trees and Sharpham Trust receiving a quality mark

No pay rise, low ‘pay rise’ and affordability of housing
From a ‘factually inaccurate’ interview with the Devon Police and Crime Commissioner to affordable housing, here are some Devon stories

Culture coups and opening up | 5 things in Devon
From the Ming dynesty to animated music videos, there’s plentry of a variety and varied culture right on your doorstep

Pub Style: The best ways to accessorise for an evening at the pub
Ready to go out again. Here are a few tips to make sure your Pub Style is up to scratch – it’s been a while, afterall.

Submissions and commissions | Creative Devon
Creative Devon is springing into life with a number of commissions and call for submissions. Here’s a run down of what’s out there this week

Signs of summer | 5 stories from Devon this week
There’s a sense of things opening up in this week’s 5 story round up. Cinemas, concerts and summer are all just around the corner in Devon

Bank Holiday world record attempt at Teignmouth
Sarah Luxton and Lucy Bufton will attempt a rowing world record on the bank holiday in Teignmouth for Devon Air Ambulance

Civil liberties, theatre, culture | stories from Devon
Catch up with 5 of the latest stories from Devon covering theatre, culture and civil liberties, in a handy glimpse into the news

5 stories from Devon this week
Here are just 5 stories from Devon featuing Brexit, culture, new music and a shameful faux pas on tourism from a Conservative Councillor
In the latest AA Rosette Awards, 2 Devon restautrants have gain rosettes – one with the much-coveted four AA Rosette, the other three Rosettes
The Real Ideas Organisation have created a number of events at venues in Plymouth for a thoughtful Christmas for all the family
Some of the news that has caught our eye, including the uneven levelling up agenda, Help for Heroes support for Afghans, a campaign to reduce road deaths, a National Trust plan to plant trees and Sharpham Trust receiving a quality mark
From a ‘factually inaccurate’ interview with the Devon Police and Crime Commissioner to affordable housing, here are some Devon stories
From the Ming dynesty to animated music videos, there’s plentry of a variety and varied culture right on your doorstep
Ready to go out again. Here are a few tips to make sure your Pub Style is up to scratch – it’s been a while, afterall.
Creative Devon is springing into life with a number of commissions and call for submissions. Here’s a run down of what’s out there this week
There’s a sense of things opening up in this week’s 5 story round up. Cinemas, concerts and summer are all just around the corner in Devon
Sarah Luxton and Lucy Bufton will attempt a rowing world record on the bank holiday in Teignmouth for Devon Air Ambulance
Catch up with 5 of the latest stories from Devon covering theatre, culture and civil liberties, in a handy glimpse into the news
Here are just 5 stories from Devon featuing Brexit, culture, new music and a shameful faux pas on tourism from a Conservative Councillor
2 albums, 1 EP a political gimmick and an ever-rising sports star, here are just five things from the Devon cultural and news landscape
What’s been going in Devon this week? Electric planes, old Easter Eggs, razor-sharp raps and a dystopian future. Take a quick look