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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
15 Minutes with… Mitch Tonks
We meet the south west’s seafood expert and celebrity chef to talk Devon dining, his latest Rockfish Exmouth restaurant and why Devon is England’s Seafood Coast…
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.
Crème Caramels
This classic French dessert exudes the wow factor yet is made from just a few cheap ingredients in roughly an hour.
Black Alder Wood Circular Walks
This strenuous walk rewards you with far-stretching views across the Teign Valley and up to Mid Devon.
White Chocolate Filo Tarts
These crisp and light pastry cases filled with a rich and creamy white chocolate mousse are easy to make and look mighty impressive!
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 Replacing an out-of-date bathroom is costly, but it might be possible to update some aspects without a lot of trouble or expense…
Sweet Chilli Meatballs
Tasty pork meatballs cooked with a simply sweet but spiced sauce
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!
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.
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.
A Postcard from… Wye Valley
Get away to this breathtaking area of outstanding beauty on the Wales/England border for relaxation, adventure and discovery.
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
The View Restaurant
Elevate your tastebuds to new heights at Exeter’s newest rooftop restaurant and bar – The View
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
Gingerbread Skeletons
Children will love helping to make and decorate these fun spook-tacular Halloween treats!
Go Here… Tiverton Horse Drawn Barge
Experience life as it used to be on Britain’s inland waterways with a ride on a horse drawn barge, pulling the past into the future
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
Woodbury Castle Circular Walk
Revel in the beauty of England’s largest continuous heathland on this ancient circular walk
Go Here… Glorious Gardens of Devon
Discover some of the most gorgeous gardens that Devon has to offer and support local charity in the process
Shobrooke Circular Walk
Discover the tranquil ponds at Shobrooke Park before enjoying riverside relaxation and stunning views across the rolling Mid Devon countryside
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.
Coconut Seafood Curry
Full of flavour, this speedy curry is light, fragrant and perfect for something different this summer.
Topsham Goat Walk
Tread along Topsham’s historic waterside path and discover 17th century buildings, maritime treasures and intriguing wildlife
Wabi Sabi Bay
Perfectly imperfect. That’s how Wabi Sabi Bay, the latest independent restaurant to arrive on the waterside of Exeter’s canal basin, describes both their food and ambience in-line with the philosophy behind the restaurant name
Hey Teacher, Leave Them Kids Outdoors
A Devon junior school is finding children benefit from being taught normal subjects in an outdoor environment, and has worked out how to do this regularly. One Magazine’s Bruce Hetherington finds out more about this intriguing new method of teaching
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...
Chocolate and Orange Puddings
These lovely individual puddings offer a timeless flavour combination that look and taste delicious.
Pumpkin Muffins
Everyone will enjoy making (and eating) these ghoulishly good muffins – perfect for a Halloween party
15 Minutes… Hospital Radio Exeter
2024 marks 50 years of the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital’s volunteer-led radio station. One Mag’s Bruce Hetherington learns of its journey from fruition to present day
Shobrooke Park Walk
Experience serene ponds, autumn colours and discover the history of this Grade II listed park near Crediton
15 Minutes… Jumbo High Jinks
One Magazine’s Bruce Hetherington follows in the footsteps of his uncle’s greatest adventure by taking an inflatable elephant over the Alps by bike
15 Minutes… Sue Kent
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
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.
Stollen
This spiced and fruity Continental sweet bread is perfect for serving over the festive season with a glass of warm mulled wine.
Lemon Tart
Try this divine dessert with a crisp, buttery pastry case and a tangy lemon cream filling
Sticky Barbecue Chicken Wings
Enjoy the barbecue season with or without a barbecue with this delicious chicken wing recipe.
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.
15 Minutes with… Mark Loman
Exeter based artist Mark Loman shares his passion for oil painting and Devon landscapes
Country Pub Carveries
With winter just around the corner, and with our bodies burning more energy to keep us warm, now is the perfect time to start your hibernation with the ultimate family winter warmer – a carvery!
12 Ways to Update Your Lighting
Upgrading your lighting design is an easy way to transform your home. Here’s how to make a big difference within a short timeframe – even on a small budget
Ideford Common Circular Walk
Discover one of the best remaining areas of Haldon Hill’s heathlands
Devon’s Distilleries
It’s time to return to the classroom, but this time with a twist… back to school has never been so fun! Meet the Devon distilleries inviting you to make your own
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
Modus Care – Letting your house can change people’s lives
Modus Care provides high quality homes across Exeter for people with autism and learning disabilities. Due to demand for services we are appealing to landlords for further homes to rent.
Pond Life
Life itself is said to have begun in water, so it’s not surprising that we are drawn to it and love introducing it to our gardens. Caroline Knight shows you how…
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.
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.
Cream of Pea and Herb Soup
This light and creamy summery soup tastes delicious hot or cold.
Migraine – Not Just a Headache
Exeter GP Dr David Kernick, former Chair of the British Association for the Study of Headache, shares some insights into how to recognise the main types of headache and what to do if you suffer from migraines
Go Here… Stuart Line Cruises
Discover beauty, history and amazing wildlife on the Jurassic Coast
Lemon Drizzle Cupcakes
Based on the classic lemon drizzle cake these tangy cupcakes are the perfect afternoon pick-me-up…
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.
Whimple Orchards Ramble
Discover magnificent orchards originally created for a Devon cider company that called Whimple its home
Slow-Roasted Paprika Chicken
This super easy recipe combines everything in a single roasting dish – slow-cooked in the oven to create a mouthwatering spicy, lemony flavour
Summer Berry Slice
Easy to make, this layered frozen yoghurt dessert makes a great cooler on a hot day. For a vegan option, use plant-based yoghurt and vegan maple syrup instead of honey
15 Minutes with… Tom Backhouse
We meet the man walking all 15 National Parks in the UK in a year to find out more about his Walk Wild UK challenge, his inspiration, and how he came to be the first ever solo Ten Tors challenger.
15 Minutes with… Frances Tophill
One Magazine’s Jake Tucker meets horticulturalist and BBC Gardener’s World presenter, Frances Tophill, ahead of her appearance at this year’s Toby Buckland Garden Festival.
Home Growing
Reap the rewards of growing your own fruit and veg no matter the size of your garden.
Amelia’s Restaurant
“A love letter to local produce”
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
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.
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: Dartmoor Zoo
From the South West’s largest collection of big cats to the cute and cuddly critters, there is something at Dartmoor Zoo to keep the whole family happy, says One Magazine’s Aiden
The Greyhound Country Inn
The Greyhound Country Inn offers a warm welcome whatever the season
Oatmeal and Raisin Cookies
Who doesn’t fancy a batch of home-made cookies now and again? Try this quick and easy recipe for the weekend that is perfect for including the kids.
Weston Mouth Circular
Soak up stunning Jurassic Coast views, meet the donkeys, and learn more about coastal hillside farming from the late nineteenth century
South West Street Food
We take a look at the new form of dining taking Devon by storm…
Hackney Marshes Local Nature Reserve
Discover a rich mosaic of wetland wildlife at this accessible low-lying area of flood meadows
Choosing the Right Exercise
Is working out more your New Year’s resolution for 2023? We look at how exercise classes can be a great way to establish regular exercise and suit all needs and abilities
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.
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.
Go Here… Exeter’s Underground Passages
One magazine’s Steve Fothergill goes deep into Exeter’s hidden past at the Underground Passages.
Chocolate Chip and Nut Biscotti
These crisp Italian biscuits are baked twice to give them that extra crunch, making them perfect for serving with strong coffee for dipping
Free Devon Days Out
The cost of keeping yourself and the rest of the family entertained can really start to add up, especially if the weather isn’t on its best behaviour. Our ten free ideas for days out around the county will leave your bank account looking healthy and your heart feeling happy.
Buckerell Out and Back Loop
Explore this picturesque East Devon village boasting fantastic views from all sides
10 Ways to Create a Spa Shower
No time for a bath, or perhaps you don’t have a bath at all? Create a ‘spathroom’ in your shower instead…
A Postcard from… Amsterdam
Soak up the rich culture of this vibrant European city – from fine art and diverse architecture to beautiful boat rides and two-wheeled transportation, says One Magazine’s Sam Ottaway.
Go Here… Go Segway!
Take to this unique form of travel to see Haldon Forest like you’ve never seen it before
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.
Men in Sheds: Working Outside
We meet the handy men and women who have evolved a hobbyist social-connection initiative into a wider community outreach project across Devon
@thirty-four, Exeter
Welcome to the proving ground for Devon’s next generation of chefs, restaurateurs, and front of house staff
15 Minutes with… Jo Lomax, Founder of Huggable Heroes
One Magazine’s Jake Tucker meets military wife and mum of two Jo Lomax, founder of Huggable Heroes, to learn more about how these personalised children’s cushions can help ease the separation of being away from loved-ones
Silver Wood Circular Walk
This pleasant rural route starts in the charming village of Kentisbeare and takes you through peaceful woods, past picturesque lakes and offers stunning views of the Blackdown Hills
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
Go Here… Devon’s Best Beaches
Good beaches are worth travelling for, and with two separate coastlines we’re blessed with plenty of choice – some more well known than others. Here are some of our favourites just in time for the holidays
Squash and Spinach Lasagne
Add a meat-free meal to your weekly dinner plan this month with this deliciously filling vegetarian lasagne
Taj Mahal Restaurant
When you look for world food, the key requirement is often the need for an authentic experience
Pork, Porcini and Lentil Stroganoff
Try this quick and easy recipe to make – ideal for mixing up the midweek menu
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
The Granite Way Cycle Route
Enjoy some of England’s most dramatic and ancient landscapes on this ride across the north western edge of Dartmoor National Park.
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.
Palmiers
These delicious sweet pastries are easy to make using just a sheet of ready-rolled puff pastry and caster sugar.
Chimichurri Barbecue Steak
Try this summer sizzler using a delicious spicy herb sauce for maximum flavour
The Hickory Inn Smokehouse
The Hickory Inn is Mid Devon’s very own portal to the American deep South. Smoked meats, snug and cosy comforts, and a large dose of good ol’ southern hospitality.
Spiced Chickpea and Tomato Stew
This warming veggie stew hits the spot on a cold autumn evening
Iced Mocha Traybake
Coffee and chocolate make for an irresistible combination in this simple all-in-one tray bake
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
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