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Unique Opportunity for Mid Devon Food and Drink Producers
Mid Devon food and drink producers are being offered a unique opportunity to get their business off the ground or reach new customers
Citizens Advice: Your Helping Hand for Eighty Years
One Magazine’s Bruce Hetherington spent a morning with Citizens Advice Exeter learning about the dual role the charity plays in making lives better.
15 Minutes… Calling Devon’s Village Halls
Countywide research is underway to see what support these vital community hubs need – get your village hall involved and stand a chance of winning £500
Go Here… Choccie Bar
One Magazine’s Esther Baker and family try their hand at the art of chocolate making…
15 Minutes with… Jolyon Holroyd
Sally Newell chats to local photographer Jolyon Holroyd to find out about his life behind the lens
Harry’s Restaurant – Exeter
It’s safe to say that Harry’s Restaurant has been on my to-dine list for quite some time now.
Coffee and Amaretto Pancake Stack
Indulge in all things pancake this Shrove Tuesday (21st February) with this decadent dish suitable for brunch, a teatime treat or after-dinner dessert
15 Minutes with… Cass Stoddart
One Magazine’s Jake Tucker meets Exmouth’s internationally sold and exhibited artist Cass Stoddart to talk New York City, creative styles and festival inspiration.
Zita’s Bar & Restaurant
Writing a restaurant review can sometimes be a little tricky if the service, venue or food isn’t up to scratch.
Salcombe Hill Cliff Top Walk
Take in dramatic cliff top views over Sidmouth and Branscombe on this short circular walk near the Norman Lockyer Observatory.
Squash and Spinach Lasagne
Add a meat-free meal to your weekly dinner plan this month with this deliciously filling vegetarian lasagne
Lemon Pot Puddings
These delicious individual puddings are the perfect sweet treat after a hearty Sunday lunch Makes 6 Ready in 40 mins Ingredients: 100g unsalted butter, softened, plus extra for greasing 175g golden caster sugar Zest and juice of 2 large lemons (you will need about...
Gluten-free Cherry Cobbler
Try this warming dessert that makes the most of summer berries – swap cherries for your favourite berries to tailor to your taste!
Roast Turkey with Leek, Apricot and Chestnut Stuffing
Tackling the family turkey dinner, and all the trimmings, doesn’t have to be a daunting task. Remove the stress with this simple recipe for festive success.
Giraffe World Kitchen
A warm glow invites you as you step inside Giraffe World Kitchen’s enticing frontage and see low hanging orange lights, worldly décor and earthy colours from the booths and tables in the restaurant.
Core Copse Circular Walk
Enjoy far stretching views across the Sid and Ottery Valley from this peaceful wooded ridge
15 Minutes With… Street Artist, Steve McCracken
One Magazine’s Bruce Hetherington uncovers how the wreckage of the 2007 Napoli incident inspired street art across Devon
The City Gate Hotel, Exeter
The City Gate has been proudly perched on the corner of Exeter’s iconic Iron Bridge since it first opened in 1778, but despite its longevity, you might not be so familiar with this 18th century pub-hotel.
Plastic-Free Devon
2.5 billion disposable coffee cups. 100 billion disposable plastic cutlery items. 200 plastic bottles per mile of UK coastline. That’s the amount of waste we’re producing as a country in just one single year. So what do we do about it?
Spaghetti alla Caprese
Fuss-free and made in moments, this blissfully simple Italian dish looks stunningly sophisticated for a light lunch or midweek dinner
15 Minutes with… Pete’s Dragons
Dealing with loss is never easy, but dealing with bereavement after a suicide requires a different kind of support. We meet Alison Jordan, CEO of Exmouth based charity Pete’s Dragons, to learn more about the work they do across Devon.
Coldharbour Field Kitchen
Discover Coldharbour Field Kitchen – East Devon’s modest new farm-shop-cum-café/restaurant, perfectly perched on the side of the Otter Valley, just above Ottery St. Mary
Mushroom & Brown Lentil Ragu
Join in with Veganuary by trying this tasty slow cooker recipe that’s healthy, nutritious and energy saving too
Pork, Porcini and Lentil Stroganoff
Try this quick and easy recipe to make – ideal for mixing up the midweek menu
Getting good legal advice on your new commercial lease
“In their hurry to get their business off the ground, commercial tenants often neglect to take legal advice about obligations in their leases.
Hele Circular Ramble
Follow the meandering River Culm before looping back via farmland, footpaths and quiet lanes
Steamed Date Puddings with Caramel Sauce
These moist and sticky mini steamed puds will go down a treat after a delicious Sunday roast
A Postcard from… The Cotswolds
While away a weekend in the golden-stone villages of rural south central England and enjoy rolling countryside, traditional tearooms and even meet childhood favourite Brum!
Go Here… Dartmoor Archery
Bring mind, body and spirit into the shot in this new approach to archery, says One Magazine’s Bruce Hetherington.
Overheard in Devon – He’s coming to town!
What I want to know is: why do they call it ‘The Holiday Season’? Christmastime is far more tiring than any job I’ve ever had.
Budleigh Salterton to Ladram Bay Cliff Top Circular Walk
Explore this vibrant stretch of the Jurassic coastline before returning via a peaceful riverside walk on this circular, family-friendly day hike
Go Here… Canonteign Falls
One Magazine’s Esther Baker discovers the magic of the lakes and waterfalls in the Teign Valley As a family with a dog, we are always on the lookout for places to visit that are canine friendly. So when we heard about Canonteign Falls, it sounded like the perfect...
Pot roast pheasant leg and roast pheasant crown with chestnut dumpling and blackberry sauce
This delectable feast, courtesy of restaurateur Danny Jimminson, serves four and is sure to impress guests!
Go Here… Glorious Gardens of Devon
From RHS grandeur to secret gardens not usually open to the public, Devon’s gardens are putting on a show and inviting you to take a front row seat
Bellever Forest Circular Walk
Meander through Bellever Forest alongside the River Dart before taking in stunning views from Bellever Tor
15 Minutes with… Mark Loman
Exeter based artist Mark Loman shares his passion for oil painting and Devon landscapes
Mediterranean Baked Chicken
Full of Mediterranean flavours, this one pot dish with new potatoes and tomatoes is perfect for busy days
Apple and Blackberry Crumble Cake
Making the most of seasonal fruit, this moist cake is delicious as a warming pudding served with custard or you can leave it to cool and enjoy it with a mid morning cup of coffee.
Lloyd’s Kitchen – Exeter
What first struck me when we arrived at Lloyds Kitchen on Saturday night was the contrast between the quiet high street and the busy, lively restaurant on Catherine’s Street.
Beer Head Circular Walk
Enjoy breathtaking views of the Jurassic Coast before visiting the unspoilt seaside village of Beer on this circular coastal path route
Healthy Portion Size Guide
Make getting the correct portion sizes simple with our healthy portion size guide…
5 Eco-friendly New Year’s Resolutions
Every single one of us can make a difference to our planet. Sarah Allen challenges you to make one or more of these small changes and make the world a better place in 2017.
Mardon Down Circular Walks
Take in spectacular views of Hay Tor and North Devon on a choice of a circular or figure of eight walk on the edge of Dartmoor.
Noble Neutrals
Neutrals never go out of fashion and adding an array of delicious textures is a dream combination for an utterly inviting home
15 Minutes… Andy’s Man Club
Andy’s Man Club is a Men’s Mental Health Charity doing phenomenal work with their ethos of ‘it’s okay to talk’ around the UK and locally in Exeter, Honiton, and Newton Abbot. One Mag’s Mary Bennellick caught up with local representatives from the charity making great strides in normalising men’s mental health and challenging stigmas through their free-to-attend talking groups
A Postcard from… Dubrovnik
One Magazine’s Jake Tucker visits the Dalmatian Coast’s medieval hotspot famed for its encapsulating ancient walled city, seafood cuisine and Game of Thrones filming locations.
Forn – Exeter
I have never had tapas in a restaurant before, so it was with some excitement and trepidation that my husband and I and four of our friends ventured out to Forn one Friday night.
Outdoor Living
Longer days and impending sunshine means it’s time to head out to the garden. However large or small your outside space, some careful planning will ensure that it is flexible enough for playing games.
The Lime Tree, Cullompton
Feel the warm embrace of the Lime Tree Café – the inclusive culinary beating heart of Cullompton’s thriving market town.
Overheard in Devon – What a difference a word makes…
Maybe it’s my fault. To be honest, I’m not sure. You see, as someone who writes in an attempt to make their living I can get a little, let’s say, ‘stir-crazy’.
Dutch Apple Pie
The buttery pastry for this deep dish pie is made with a mix of self-raising and plain flours which gives it a soft and cake-like texture.
Ragini, Seaton
A warm, Bengali welcome awaits you at Ragini
How to Manage Your Money at University
If you are off to university in September, your head will be full of worries and excitement about living independently, studying, and how to manage life in a new city.
Culmstock Beacon Circular Walk
Enjoy some of the most spectacular views found in inland Devon from the site of this historic communication point
Autumn is in the air
Autumn is in the air – I think? As I write this, September is bringing one last hurrah of summer and so it seems hard to believe that the temperatures will soon dip and the clocks will be falling backwards.
Pack Leader
Your dog jumps on the sofa, pulls on walks and rushes through doorways first. Does this mean he is trying to dominate you and become pack leader?
A Postcard from… New York City
One Magazine’s Jake Tucker heads to the Big Apple in search of iconic sights, luminous cityscape views and its energetic atmosphere.
Combe Wood Bluebell Walk
Wade through striking carpets of bluebells on this secluded woodland walk
Burrator Reservoir Accessible Walk
This manageable there and back route offers easy walking and wheeling along the eastern side of the reservoir and to the dams, plus additional access to the wildlife trail in the Burrator Arboretum
15 Minutes… Higher Uppacott
Learn more about the historic significance of this 700-year-old Dartmoor Longhouse and find out how you can access this preserved piece of cultural heritage in a completely unique way
The Lazy Toad, Brampford Speke
There’s nothing quite like eating out at a country pub at this time of year. That feeling of getting out of the cold by stepping into an inviting, cosy ambience where you know a warming feast awaits you makes my stomach positively tingle just thinking about it.
Apple, Amaretti & Marzipan Crumble
This tasty crumble is perfect for almond aficionados, and is accompanied by an amaretto custard for added pizzazz
Bill’s, Exeter
The buzz in Bill’s on Gandy Street starts first thing in the morning when it opens for breakfast at 8am – it’s clearly a favourite among city workers meeting clients before the work day begins.
The Devon County Show 2016
Experience the best in agriculture, food & drink, and family entertainment that the county has to offer at Devon’s biggest and best day out
Lemon Mascarpone Creams
These quick and easy desserts make a delicious sweet treat for any occasion.
15 Minutes With… Devonstream
One Mag’s Bruce Hetherington discovers a bold new streaming radio station produced specifically for you and me
Vertical Gardening
Make the most of small spaces to garden by growing upwards instead of outwards
Butternut Squash Festive Wreath
These colourful puff pastry wreaths are easier to assemble than they look and make a fabulous centrepiece for Christmas Day lunch or dinner
Crème Caramels
This classic French dessert exudes the wow factor yet is made from just a few cheap ingredients in roughly an hour.
Trusted Treasures – Must Visit National Trust Properties
Think back to drawing quirky dream houses when you were a child – chances are A La Ronde is pretty much your fantasy made reality!
No-Bake Apple Carrot Cake
This cake-like dessert is naturally sweet with the addition of apple and dried fruit and is quick and easy to make thanks to the fact there’s no need to bake!
Cinnamon Apple Slices
Try this quick and easy tray-bake style cake that is delicious hot or cold.
Brighten the Night
Brighten the darker nights this autumn with a whole host of events that illuminate the night sky
Stover Country Park Circular Walk
Indulge yourself in peaceful woodland, marshland and beautiful lakes on this family-friendly circular route.
The Pig at Combe
Hidden away in the Otter Valley, traditional countryside charm meets sophisticated yet informal high-end dining
Stepping Outside Your Comfort Zone
It’s your safe place, right? It’s routine and there’s no stress, challenges or pressures. But step outside your comfort zone and the benefits could be bountiful
@thirty-four, Exeter
Welcome to the proving ground for Devon’s next generation of chefs, restaurateurs, and front of house staff
The Salty Monk – Sidmouth
After a pleasant drive from Exeter out to Sidford, my husband and I arrived at The Salty Monk, which was originally a Salt House used by the Benedictine Monks who traded Salt at Exeter Cathedral!
15 Minutes… Telling Our Stories, Finding Our Roots
Meet Jess Huffman, a trained oral historian, who is embarking on a two-year project to collect the stories of Honiton’s multicultural heritage – part of a wider project telling stories of fascinating lives across the county
The Five Bells Inn, Clyst Hydon
I love a proper country pub. Beer gardens for summer days, thatched roofs, views of rolling countryside, or fireplaces and comfy chairs for nestling away in winter; they’re the perfect place to spend a lazy day whatever the weather.
15 Minutes With… Exmouth Miniature Railway
When Exmouth’s Fun Park closed in 2017, East Devon locals Henry Mock and Romy Langley went on a mission to find the much-loved Exmouth Express with the aim of restoring mini-rail joy to Devon locals and visitors… with no prior experience!
Overheard in Devon – You can call me pal
I hate to sound like a cliché, but the older I get the more important friendships become.
Is It Time for a Health Screening?
Many serious health conditions can go unnoticed for months – and even years – but health screenings can help us to identify any underlying issues, so we can significantly reduce our risk and improve the prognosis of any illness. After all, prevention is better than cure
Unique Dishes and Destinations for Travelling Foodies
If you’re a foodie, you’ll know that the best part of any holiday is sampling the local cuisine. But while every city has its own unique dishes and exciting flavours, there are some destinations that have food steeped in their DNA
Brampford Speke Circular Walk
Work your way out of this quaint village traversing the rolling hills of the Exe Valley, pockets of enchanted woodland and finishing off at a cosy pub.
The Coombe Cellars, Combeinteignhead
It is slightly daunting reviewing an Inn that has already been reviewed by John Keats, the early 19th century Romantic poet, but at the very least I can report the menu has more on it now than it did then.
Homely Hallways
Combine practicality with good looks and create a welcoming entrance to your home with our five ingredients for a great hallway
Go Here… Bear Feeding Encounter
Discover the story of two rescued Eurasian brown bears on this hands-on experience
Go Here… Free days out in Devon
A day out, whether it’s with family, as a couple, or with friends, doesn’t have to be costly. One Magazine’s Jake Tucker looks at some of Devon’s popular attractions that don’t have to cost you a penny!
Try This… Stand-Up Paddleboarding
Take to the water for peace, exploration and improved personal wellbeing with this inclusive summer activity
Top tips for improving your mood and helping your immune system
During winter time it can be very tempting to snuggle up on the sofa with a hot chocolate.
Hidden Treasures
We’ve all got our favourite beach, whether it’s the glorious sands of Exmouth, the smooth pebbles of Budleigh or the magic of Teignmouth pier.
Orange Mousse with Fresh Orange Glaze
This light, creamy and refreshing dessert makes for a perfect after dinner treat that won’t leave you feeling like you’ve overindulged.
Spiced Chickpea and Tomato Stew
This warming veggie stew hits the spot on a cold autumn evening
15 Minutes… Devon’s Twinning Towns
In Devon alone over fifty towns and villages have European ‘twins’. One Mag’s Bruce Hetherington looks at the shared bonds forged and how you can get involved
Coconut Seafood Curry
Full of flavour, this speedy curry is light, fragrant and perfect for something different this summer.
New Independent Radio Show Celebrates Young Devon Artists
Online radio station Devonstream has launched a new radio programme, Devonstream Discoveries, showcasing new music from Devon’s unique pool of talented artists
Sausages and Puy Lentils
Mix up the classic bangers and mash by swapping potato for flavoursome lentils and adding pancetta for a twist on this mid-week favourite.