Interviews

Meet Sue Kent, Gardener’s World presenter and RHS disability ambassador, as we talk accessible gardening, planting in small spaces, and growing veg in Devon red

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

   With the vast majority of us now having mobile phones in our pockets day-to-day, the need for the public phone box – in its...

We spend the day at a Care Farm in Broadclyst to learn more about how social farming can drastically improve the lives of local people with learning disabilities

On the day she went through her deceased mother’s jewellery, One Magazine reader Bożena Tucker found two metal badges hidden away and never spoken about. They held the key to a difficult story of a family nearly destroyed but ultimately surviving

Learn more about the volunteer-run service reuniting Devon’s libraries with those who are confined to their home or struggling with mobility

We meet the handy men and women who have evolved a hobbyist social-connection initiative into a wider community outreach project across Devon

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

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

   Community gardens and care farms are so much more than a refreshing place to visit outdoors, where animals thrive and...

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

The campaign to clean up our local towns, villages, countryside and beaches takes place this year between 17th March – 2nd April, with one simple aim – to restore local pride in our communities by removing litter. Want to get involved? Here’s how…

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

One Mag’s Mary Bennellick discovers the magic of pop-up pianos appearing on the streets of Devon, the idea behind the initiative, and the joy that comes from playing them

   The cost of living is increasing, it’s no secret, and with wages not keeping pace, there are more people than ever needing...