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Go Here… Springtime Shenanigans
We share activity ideas that offer fun for the whole family this spring
Fingle Bridge to Drogo Weir Walk
Make your way along the Fisherman’s Path to see the salmon leap on this moderate walk near Castle Drogo.
Go Here… China Blue
Unleash your creativity on the largest range of pottery in the South West
Exmouth RNLI
A new volunteer crew member at Exmouth RNLI lifeboat station has had a vital part of their crew training funded by the Lloyd’s Register Foundation.
The Chronicle Restaurant – Exmouth
Living in Exeter, my wife and I don’t often venture outside the city to eat, given that there are so many good restaurants practically on our doorstep.
Devon’s Diners
On the road or on the go, the traditional diner is undergoing a resurgence – plentiful portions, plenty of choice and at a price point you can’t quibble over
Shobrooke Circular Walk
Discover the tranquil ponds at Shobrooke Park before enjoying riverside relaxation and stunning views across the rolling Mid Devon countryside
Britain’s Bells to Ring Out Across the Land
One Magazine’s Bruce Hetherington delves into the world of bell ringing ahead of ‘Ringing Remembers’ – a nationwide ringing of the church bells on 11th November for the centenary of World War I
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!
15 Minutes with… Toby Buckland
We meet celebrity gardener, TV presenter and horticultural writer to talk about his upcoming garden festival at Powderham, encouraging kids into the garden and how gardening can improve mental your health.
Lamb Koftas with Minted Couscous
These fun to eat, flavourful skewers are great for a late summer al fresco meal and are ready in less than an hour.
Otterhead Lakes Circular Walk
Discover a wonderful nature reserve on the site of a former Victorian estate in the Blackdown Hills
December in the Garden
Gardening expert Caroline Knight offers advice for planting ahead of spring and which jobs to add to your to-do list ahead of the festive celebrations
Hembury Fort Circular Walks
Explore the ancient remains or defensive ramparts and evidence of Neolithic settlements at the finest prehistoric hillfort in Devon.
BurgerFest – Exeter
One thing Exeter doesn’t lack is a wide variety of places to eat. From national chain restaurants to independent cafes the city is never short of somewhere nice, new and interesting to satisfy your appetite.
Apricot and Orange Cheesecakes
Light but indulgent, these creamy individual fruity cheesecakes make for a naughty but nice way to finish an evening meal.
Revolution, Exeter
There’s a revolution happening in Exeter. Quite literally – as Exeter welcomes this fun cocktail, drinks and food-led bar/restaurant chain to the corner of Queen Street and Gandy Street
Caramelised Onion and Goats’ Cheese Pizza
This tasty alternative to the classic cheese and tomato pizza is quick to make and great for getting the kids involved too!
Veganism: Doing it Right
Vegan diets are becoming increasingly popular. Whether it is for ethical, sustainability and/or health reasons, a vegan diet takes some consideration and is not necessarily a healthier choice.
Chicken and Rice Burritos
These quick and easy wraps are packed full of flavour and ready in just 30 minutes. Make a few extra for an on-the-go lunch the next day.
Summer in the Alps
Discover the sunny side of Europe’s longest mountain range for a summer holiday filled with action and adventure, says One Magazine’s Jake Tucker.
Camembert & Red Pepper Tarts
These tasty tarts work well as a quick and easy snack, starter or light dish using just five ingredients!
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
Rainy Days Out
What do you do when you’ve got a bored family to entertain during the half term and the weather is utterly uninspiring?
Autumn Activities
Knowing what to do to entertain the family in the colder months can be difficult. If you’re stuck for ideas on what to do then our autumn activity ideas are here to help!
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.
The Railway Inn, Honiton
A railway indicates a journey – a means to your next location. But in the East Devon market town of Honiton, a new family-run culinary team have revitalised what’s shaping up to be a town jewel – a destination you’ll want to stay put
Chicken Kebabs with Tomato Chilli Sauce
These colourful kebabs provide the fabulous flavours of Korea and are super easy to make at home – perfect for summer al fresco eating!
Frou Frou – Tiverton
Lit up by fairylights, Frou Frou is a little gem of a restaurant, situated in the centre of Tiverton.
Potato and Broccoli Gratin
This hearty vegetable gratin makes for a delicious meat-free midweek meal or a great little side dish for a Sunday roast
The Oddfellows, Exmouth
The Oddfellows, situated at the top of Exmouth’s High Street in what used to be The Heavitree, is an independent gastro-pub that has recently opened following the success of their Exeter restaurant of the same name.
Backpack Camping on Dartmoor Restored
Backpack camping is in the spotlight after the Court of Appeal ruled in favour of Dartmoor National Park Authority in a landmark case centred around people’s right to backpack camp on the commons
Go Here… Stuart Line Cruises
Discover beauty, history and amazing wildlife on the Jurassic Coast
Bickleigh to Cadeleigh Circular Walk
Soak up the tranquillity of this wonderfully rural part of Mid Devon while blowing away the cobwebs on this extended circular walk
Tean’s Thai Kitchen – Newton Abbot
As a self confessed foodie, Newton Abbot has never really been on my hot list of places to dine, with my last notable dining experience in the town coming from a lovely Italian place that is now long gone.
Red Velvet Cake
Deep red chocolate cake topped with tangy cream cheese frosting.
Heron Farm Vineyard Kitchen
Over 3,000 grape-bearing vines glisten in the spring sun at family-run Heron Farm – one of Devon’s newest vineyard kitchens
Clyst Valley Ramble
This out and back circular route from Sowton Village takes you through hidden countryside nestled between the A30 and M5
Go Here: Powderham Castle
Set in an historic deer park and built to be the castle we see today by Sir Philip Courtenay in the 14th century, Powderham Castle has been the home to the many descendants of the first Earl of Devon for over 600 years.
Raspberry and Vanilla Panna Cotta
These delightful creamy desserts make the perfect Valentine’s treat
Go Here: Salcombe Gin School
Anyone who knows me knows about my love of gin. So when my editor came to me with a challenge and told me he was sending me back to school for the afternoon at the Salcombe Gin Distillery there was no chance of me saying no.
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
Plant-Based Cafés
Veggies and vegans we’ve got you covered. Try some of our favourite local independent eateries, showcasing how exciting and inclusive a plant-based diet can be
The Salutation Inn – Topsham
It’s hard to visit Topsham and not notice The Salutation Inn. Its stunning three story façade has stood proudly in the centre of Fore Street since 1720 and since then has witnessed history at its most alive
Knapp Copse Circular Walk
Discover a truly stunning hidden valley in the heart of East Devon
Go Here: Diggerland
One Magazine’s Esther Baker and family dig out the wellies for a day of digger driving fun!
Sesame Chicken and Crunchy Veg Stir Fry
A mid-week stir fry is a great way to use up any leftover veggies in the fridge – this one has added crunch with red cabbage and a nutty sprinkling of sesame seeds too.
15 Minutes with… Swanaford Vineyard
One Magazine’s Bruce Hetherington recently went along to Swanaford Estate, a young vineyard in the Teign Valley, to meet up with the owners and winemakers Ben and Caroline Goulden.
Go Here: The Bunker
This is intense. I’m on the 11th tee of Augusta. Right in the middle of Amen Corner. Graveyard of some of the most famous golfers in the world who have seen their Masters hopes dashed – or, more accurately, splashed on this hole.
Rhubarb and Coconut Meringue Cake
Make the most of the abundance of field grown rhubarb available at this time of year and try something a little different with this light and tangy meringue cake
European Walking Holidays
From world famous pilgrimages to secluded alpine mountain trails, we’ve compiled a list of some of the best walking holiday destinations in Europe, so you can start planning your next adventure
A Postcard from… Athens
Discover one of Europe’s most historic cities that is rapidly regaining its popularity thanks to hip hangouts, a sun-soaked climate and friendly locals.
Las Iguanas – Exeter
Exeter’s Las Iguanas really does have the most energising atmosphere. The upbeat Latin music sets the tone for this funky restaurant with vibrant décor and friendly, accommodating staff.
English Heritage Sites in Devon
Travel back into prehistory and uncover the fascinating stories behind some of the many buildings, monuments and sites from around the wider county cared for by the English Heritage charity.
Rockfish, Exmouth
Ideally situated next to the slipway in Exmouth overlooking the River Exe, the choice of location for Rockfish’s latest restaurant – their first venture up into East Devon – really could not be any better.
Libraries at Home
Learn more about the volunteer-run service reuniting Devon’s libraries with those who are confined to their home or struggling with mobility
The Steamer Coffee House & Kitchen
Not many eateries can confidently evolve with the changing needs of its community day by day, week by week
A postcard from… Havana
Visting Havana is like stepping back in time. Visit now before it changes, says One Magazine’s Rachael D’Cruze-Sharpe
Go Here… Paignton Zoo
One Magazine’s Steve Fothergill and family visit some of the animal wonders of the world on a fun-filled family day out at the zoo
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
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.
A Postcard from… Copenhagen
Uncover the vibrant personality of this increasingly popular Scandinavian city that’s perfectly sized for a weekend getaway…
The Greyhound Country Inn
The Greyhound Country Inn offers a warm welcome whatever the season
Mushroom & Brown Lentil Ragu
Join in with Veganuary by trying this tasty slow cooker recipe that’s healthy, nutritious and energy saving too
Tools, Sheds and Dads
One Magazine’s Bruce Hetherington recently spent some time in the company of a happy band of tool restorers discussing just what it is that makes old tools magical.
Go Here… Tubers Academy
Meet Gen C – people who care deeply about creation, curation, connection and community. While it’s a generation of mostly millennials, it’s not an age group – it’s a mindset. We speak to Nick from Exeter’s Tubers Academy to learn more about the YouTube Generation, the art of content creation and staying safe online
Lympstone Manor
As Freeman of the City of Exeter, Michael Caines MBE was thrilled at the opportunity to restore and refurbish what was formerly Courtlands House, a grade two listed Georgian Manor
Summer Holiday Survival Guide
Don’t give the kids a chance to even think about being bored this summer with our guide to cheap and easy boredom banishing during the holidays
Walk: Topsham Goat Walk
Take a stroll along Topsham’s riverside path taking in 17th century buildings and fascinating wildlife, says One Magazine’s Jake Tucker
Spaghetti alla Caprese
Fuss-free and made in moments, this blissfully simple Italian dish looks stunningly sophisticated for a light lunch or midweek dinner
Iced Mocha Traybake
Coffee and chocolate make for an irresistible combination in this simple all-in-one tray bake
Circa 1924 – Exeter
I love eating out and enjoy discovering new and exciting places in which to dine, so when we were invited to try Circa 1924, I was more than ready for the challenge.
Go Here… The Bear Trail
One Magazine’s Esther Baker and family get stuck in at Cullompton’s brand new outdoor adventure trail where kids really can be kids…
Dental Care: Looking After Your Teeth and Gums
Why prioritising preventative dental care is vital to good oral health
A Postcard from… Rome
Rome wasn’t built in a day but it can be sight-seen in a day or two says One Magazine’s Jake Tucker.
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.
Cinnamon Apple Slices
Try this quick and easy tray-bake style cake that is delicious hot or cold.
15 Minutes with… Knight Farm
One Magazine’s Jake Tucker investigates farming with a difference at the family run care farm in Mid Devon to find out more about their work with adults with disabilities or social needs.
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
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.
Barley Valley Nature Reserve Walk
Discover a lesser known part of Exeter on a walk around this local nature reserve to enjoy relaxation, an abundance of wildlife plus views across the city and beyond to Woodbury Common
Harpford Woods Circular Walk
Discover the disused 19th century railway line from Feniton to Sidmouth before taking in dramatic views of East Devon and the Sidmouth coastline from Fire Beacon Hill.
Hackney Marshes Local Nature Reserve
Discover a rich mosaic of wetland wildlife at this accessible low-lying area of flood meadows
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
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!
Orestone Manor
Nestled in the beautiful South Devon coastal village of Maidencombe, not far from Newton Abbot, is the stunning family-owned Georgian country house of Orestone Manor.
Go Here: Dreamscape VR
The One Magazine team swap real life for the virtual world to experience a new kind of reality
Garlic and Tarragon Chicken
This vibrant and succulent chicken dish is seasoned to perfection with garlic sea salt and the delicate spiciness of fresh tarragon. It’s also quick to prepare and cook!
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.
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.
Go Here… Dartmoor Archery
Bring mind, body and spirit into the shot in this new approach to archery, says One Magazine’s Bruce Hetherington.
Little Haldon Heaths Walk
South of Haldon Hill lies a lesser-known area of lowland heath formed over 5,000 years ago and waiting to be explored
Buckerell Out and Back Loop
Explore this picturesque East Devon village boasting fantastic views from all sides
Weston Mouth Circular
Soak up stunning Jurassic Coast views, meet the donkeys, and learn more about coastal hillside farming from the late nineteenth century
15 Minutes with… Hillbilly Guitars
We meet local craftsman David Hill to find out more about his passion for creating cigar box guitars.
Risotto Stuffed Peppers
Packed with a tasty vegetable rice filling, these stuffed peppers make a great meat-free midweek meal
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!
The Lime Tree, Cullompton
Feel the warm embrace of the Lime Tree Café – the inclusive culinary beating heart of Cullompton’s thriving market town.
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