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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.

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One-Pan Jewelled Rice

Try this colourful and tasty dish with equally vibrant flavours. Better yet, it’s simple and easy to prepare using just one pan!

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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.

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Salted Caramel Semifreddo

This indulgent Italian-style ice cream dessert is surprisingly simple to make and provides the wow-factor as an impressive summer dessert

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Walking for Health and Wellbeing

May marks National Walking Month – an annual campaign to promote the benefits of walking. Free to get involved with and suitable for any age, we look at how you can get out and explore using your own two feet to improve your health and wellbeing.

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Is Your Daily Coffee Good or Bad?

The coffee culture in the UK is ever-growing and Devon has its fair share of independent coffee shops and coffee roasters. So, is your daily fix a good thing and how much is too much?

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River Coly Circular Walk

This East Devon route has everything you could want from a countryside walk – riverside relaxation, enchanting woodland, far-stretching hilltop views and quaint thatched cottages.

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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.

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Go Here… Tubers Academy

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

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Go Here… Pick Your Own

Go Here… Pick Your Own

As a farming county we live amongst some of the best producers of fruit and veg in the country. Here’s where you can enjoy some of the freshest produce picked with your own hands for a fantastic family-activity out in the countryside

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The Cridford Inn, Trusham

Let me set the scene. Beautiful, rolling Devon countryside glistening in the sun; the sound of laughter and conversation complemented by birdsong in the surrounding trees; and nestled amongst them, possibly the oldest public house in the county.

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The Salutation Inn – Topsham

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

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Labrador Bay Circular Walk

Labrador Bay Circular Walk

Look out for Peregrine Falcons and enjoy stunning coastal views on this challenging walk through one of South Devon’s RSPB protected nature reserves

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Migraine – Not Just a Headache

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

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Go Here: EXCAPE

One Magazine’s Esther Baker and family escape from the ordinary at Exmouth’s first escape room experience.

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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

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Walk: Topsham Goat Walk

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

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Staycations: Why go anywhere else?

With exchange rates plummeting and stresses of holidays abroad on your mind, join millions of other Britons in exploring and enjoying what our own country has to offer.

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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Support Your Community

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Support Your Community

The three Rs of recycling are easy to remember. But where in Devon can you put it all into practise and give back to your local community? We look at some of the organisations providing skills development and help for those in need while saving the planet to boot

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Homely Hallways

Homely Hallways

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

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Salmon Niçoise Salad

This is a delicious protein-packed salad full of beneficial omega-3 anti-inflammatory fats, using walnut oil in the dressing along with herbs and capers to further boost your healthy fat intake

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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

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15 Minutes with… Knight Farm

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.

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The Earl & Countess of Devon

There is a ‘history meets contemporary’ renaissance underway at Powderham Castle since the 19th Earl and Countess of Devon, Charlie and AJ Courtenay, inherited the estate in 2015.

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The Bakehouse – Cullompton

The Bakehouse – Cullompton

Proudly situated on Cullompton’s High Street and aptly named, The Bakehouse would be known to many of the town’s longstanding residents as a working bakery.

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Go Here… Glassblowing

Go Here… Glassblowing

Tony Cummings Glass studio in High Bickington, a small village between Great Torrington and Umberleigh, is the epitome of a traditional skilled man’s workshop.

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The City Gate Hotel, Exeter

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.

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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.

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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.

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15 Mins… Local Historian Darren Marsh

We chat to local historian Darren Marsh about his latest book delving into the history behind the Royal Clarence, Exeter’s recently lost and oldest hotel, to find out more about its historic importance in the city.

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Turkey Tikka Masala

Turkey’s not just for Christmas – it’s a healthy all-year round option and this curry with a kick of heat is a great way to use up leftover cooked turkey meat from a Sunday roast

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Libraries at Home

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

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Crème Caramels

This classic French dessert exudes the wow factor yet is made from just a few cheap ingredients in roughly an hour.

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The Lazy Toad, Brampford Speke

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.

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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.

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Tandoori Lamb

A pot of yoghurt and a few spices can transform some simple lamb steaks into a spicy specialty to add to your midweek menu.

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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.

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Inheritance Tax Planning

Planning your will? Then you’ll need to take account of possible inheritance tax (IHT) liabilities: who will have to pay, how much, and when.

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50 Years of the South West Coast Path

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

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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

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Safety by the Sea

The sun is shining and for many of us, that means flocking to the seaside in order to stay cool. But the sea can be a dangerous place, so here’s how to stay safe by learning your beach flags and knowing what precautions to take when by the water.

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15 Minutes with… Craig Maclellan

Craig is the founder of the charity, Veterans With Dogs, which trains Assistance Dogs to increase independence and improve quality of life for British ex-servicemen and women with mental health conditions.

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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!

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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.

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15 Minutes… Sue Kent

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

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