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Clyst Valley Ramble

This out and back circular route from Sowton Village takes you through hidden countryside nestled between the A30 and M5

15 Minutes with… Hillbilly Guitars

We meet local craftsman David Hill to find out more about his passion for creating cigar box guitars.

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

Seaside Safety

Summer’s welcome arrival means lots of trips to the seaside. Stay safe by learning your beach flags and knowing what precautions to take when by the water

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!

8 Easy Ways to Update Your Bathroom

The best bathrooms are both functional and luxurious, relaxing havens. Replacing an out-of-date bathroom is costly, but it might be possible to update some aspects without a lot of trouble or expense…

Mutter’s Moor Circular Walk

Walk along the ancient tracks on East Devon’s Pebblebed Heaths and discover an area that was once densely populated during the Stone Age.

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

15 Minutes with… Local Filmmaker Dom Lee

We meet the Crediton filmmaker responsible for creating the UK’s largest cardboard box fort to find out more about the build, filming in your hometown and promoting local talent.

Devon’s Best Afternoon Teas

We try some of the tastiest afternoon teas from hotels around the county in search of a true taste of Devon

Summer Pudding

This classic British summer dessert is easy to make and is made with just a few simple ingredients, giving you more time to enjoy the sunshine

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.

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.

Polpo, Exeter

Lively yet relaxed, informal yet chic, Polpo, the final restaurant to arrive at Exeter’s new Queen Street dining quarter, has created an experience that is charmingly humble with a modest elegance that greets you before you even step through the door.

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

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!

USA: Las Vegas and The Grand Canyon

Offset the bright lights, the exhilarating shows and the buzz of the casinos in Sin City against the awe-inspiring wonder of America’s most famous National Park.

Ideford Common Circular Walk

Discover one of the best remaining areas of Haldon Hill’s heathlands

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.

Beacon Vaults – Exmouth

Steeped in history inside and out, a visit to the Beacon Vaults is like stepping back in time.

Overheard in Devon – Mum’s the Word

I have every respect in the world for parents. They do a very difficult job, 24 hours a day, without complaint (mostly). In fact, I’m about to join their ranks – with a baby due in the summer.

Chinese Roast Pork with Vegetable Fried Rice

Create a taste of the orient with this tenderloin pork dish – great for family suppers as it cooks fairly quickly, slices beautifully and tastes sublime.

Jack in the Green – Rockbeare, Nr Exeter

Now in its 23rd year, The Jack in the Green is rated as one of the Top 50 gastropubs in the UK the pub is something of a local landmark on the local food scene

The Cridford Inn, Trusham

The Cridford Inn, the oldest pub in Devon, and possibly in England is a building steeped in history.

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… John Woolner

One Magazine’s Jake Tucker meets the 54 year-old man from Topsham that plans to ride the gruelling 1000 mile journey from John O’Groats to Lands End on a Penny Farthing, raising money for Exeter based charity ‘Ride-on Cycling for All’

Mushroom & Brown Lentil Ragu

Join in with Veganuary by trying this tasty slow cooker recipe that’s healthy, nutritious and energy saving too

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.

Year of the English Garden

Celebrate the beauty of Devon’s English country gardens with One Magazine’s hand-picked list of top gardens to visit in the county in 2016

15 Minutes… Dick Pym – Devon’s Fisherman Footballer

Discover the rags-to-pitches life story of one remarkable Topsham local

Decoy Country Park Circular Walk

Enjoy accessible countryside routes around Decoy Lake and the ponds of Newton Abbot’s local nature reserve

Cranberry, Orange and Nut Loaf

Haven’t had chance to make your annual Christmas cake? Try this simple but delicious alternative instead that packs plenty of flavour and looks the part too.

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

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.

Go Here: Archery Tag

Unleash your inner Robin Hood with this new and unique form of combat-adventure activity at Skirmish Devon.

Exercise: The Most Effective Drug Ever?

“If exercise were a pill, it would be one of the most cost-effective drugs ever invented,” says health promotion consultant Dr Nick Cavill. That’s true, because the benefits of exercise go way beyond what many people think of as simple fitness.

The Lime Tree, Cullompton

Feel the warm embrace of the Lime Tree Café – the inclusive culinary beating heart of Cullompton’s thriving market town.

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

Steamed Date Puddings with Caramel Sauce

These moist and sticky mini steamed puds will go down a treat after a delicious Sunday roast

Devon’s Signature Bakes

In line with Great British Bake-Off fever sweeping the nation once again, we pick our favourite patisseries and bakery-come-cafés worthy of a Hollywood handshake

50 Years of the South West Coast Path

This year marks 50 years of the association that supports and manages the South West’s favourite coastal walking route. We explore what makes the route special and how you can get involved in events to mark the occasion

Coronation Chicken

This summer favourite is great for easy entertaining. For the best flavour buy a small free-range whole chicken and roast in advance. If you are short on time buy a ready roasted chicken from the hot deli counter at the supermarket.

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

Pork, Porcini and Lentil Stroganoff

Try this quick and easy recipe to make – ideal for mixing up the midweek menu

Apps for your Garden

Bring your gardening techniques into the 21st century by adding some digital gardening tools to your collection. We look at some of the best apps on the market that help make gardening easier.

The View Restaurant

Elevate your tastebuds to new heights at Exeter’s newest rooftop restaurant and bar – The View

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

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’.

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.

15 Minutes with… Nigel Hicks

We meet the Bishopsteignton based professional photographer to talk inspiration, must-have tech and his latest book celebrating the beauty of our South West peninsula.

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.

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.

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?

Cheesy Vegetable Gratin

This warming one-pan family dish is packed with winter vegetables and topped with a rich cheese sauce. It’s great for a midweek meat-free meal.

Guildhall Street Food Market

Street food is as much a social endeavour as it is a journey through cuisines of the world

Rhubarb and Almond Tart

This delicious tart with a layer of tangy roasted rhubarb and topped with a sweet almond frangipane is perfect for dining al fresco in the back garden

15 Minutes… Reversing the Decline: How To Protect Our Wildlife

Meet TV naturalist and Exeter University Alumni, Steve Backshall, as we learn how to welcome and encourage wildlife back into our gardens

Dart’s Farm Bird Walk

Enjoy this scenic circular walk stopping off at multiple bird hides along the Exe Estuary.

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!

Go Here… Red House Mysteries Escape Rooms

One Magazine’s Jake Tucker takes on the role of supersleuth to solve the mystery of what makes Exeter’s Escape Rooms so popular

Chocolate, Almond and Poppy Seed Cake

Add a little something extra to the run of the mill chocolate cake recipe by including the wonderful nutty flavour of poppy seeds. This one is simple to make and is sure to impress.

Healthy Packed Lunches

Coming up with varied packed lunch ideas day after day can be a challenging task for all parents – even if your children aren’t particularly fussy!

Sorrento, Italy

With the likes of Pompeii, Capri and the jaw-dropping Amalfi Coast all within easy reach, Sorrento is the perfect base for a holiday that can be as relaxing or active as you like

Homely Hallways

Combine practicality with good looks and create a welcoming entrance to your home with our five ingredients for a great hallway

Taj Mahal Restaurant

When you look for world food, the key requirement is often the need for an authentic experience

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!

Fruit Tiramisu

A simpler version of a classic Italian dessert

Clyston Mill Circular Walk

Transport yourself back in time to a more rural Devon countryside as you pass through open meadows, small sections of woodlands and discover one of the South West’s last remaining watermills.

Festive Frolics

Feel the magic of Christmas with some of our favourite family-friendly events to get you into the festive spirit

Meatball Mac and Cheese

Try this delicious family meal that is equally indulgent for a special occasion too. Make extra for easy reheating for later in the week

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.

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

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