Hotel review: The Molesworth Arms, Pyworthy, Devon
Refusing to call time on Pyworthy’s pub, a determined husband and wife team has turned around the fortunes of The Molesworth Arms. Sharon Goble stayed overnight to find out more
Refusing to call time on Pyworthy’s pub, a determined husband and wife team has turned around the fortunes of The Molesworth Arms. Sharon Goble stayed overnight to find out more
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Implant created by two Devon pioneers is now used worldwide on patients
Maggie Irving from Exmouth isn’t your stereotypical circus clown with a red nose and comedy footwear and she’s certainly nobody’s fool. With a PhD in the subject, she’s positively serious about teaching the art of clowning to the uninitiated, as Sharon Goble discovered.
Coastal people have eaten seaweed since ancient times. Now the maritime ‘superfood’ is being hand-harvested on the shores of East Devon and scooping food awards. As Sharon Goble found out, it’s surprisingly simple to cook with
Sharon Goble caught up with the organiser of the Devon leg of the Tour of Britain, which this year finishes high on a Dartmoor tor
The extraordinary coastline of East Devon brings to life the ‘deep past’ like no other place on earth. An exciting new visitor centre - Seaton Jurassic - will open this spring. Harry Barton of Devon Wildlife Trust tells Sharon Goble about its history.
Her mother did it, so did her grandfather and great-grandfather, now the Countess of Arran is taking up the Presidency of the Devon County Show. And, as she tells Sharon Goble, she’s also handing over the running of her family estate in North Devon to her daughter. It’s all change at Castle Hill…
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