This beautiful church is hidden away on the outskirts of Exmouth, set in wonderful grounds with a…read morepeaceful graveyard and lovely views. It is only small, as it is a village church, but I recommend a visit, even if you just have a look round. Services are friendly and welcoming, and the family service is VERY child friendly! We got married in this church, and the atmosphere was wonderful. The church is always well kept, and the grounds are tidy. It has some great history and is well worth a visit, whatever the reason.

the is one of the busiest rental places towards the end of the newton abbot highstreet, always…read morebuilders and other tradesmen in there fetching their goods for the day, very professional looking place and worth considering for renting items.

A very nice charity shop - I've bought several cherished items there, including a few tops and some…read morekitchenalia. The staff here are lovely people, all of whom volunteer their time for this worthy cause. If you want cheaper clothes, you could go to Primark, but on the other hand if you want to buy clothes and support kidney research this is the place for you! You never know what you'll find here, and as long as you try to forget that most of the vintage items come from the homes of dead old people, it's a fun place to browse around.

You could not ask for a more caring group of people, I was helped through one of the worst days of…read moremy life I could not have asked for more. A very big heart felt thank you to Kevin, Jessica and the rest of the supportive crew.

This is the Head Office of Age Concern Devon. Age Concern Devon runs a variety of service to…read morebenefit older people across Devon. This is an admin office and does not have a drop in centre, but it is possible to make an appointment to pop in for advice. Information on issues affecting older people (including Benefits, Paying for Care, Social Activities and much more) is also available by telephone or email. Call Age Concern Devon for up to date information on services offered to older people in Devon.

Really a small department store. It is a stationer, card shop, wool shop, printer, copy centre, a…read morefew computing disposables and, somewhat perversely, a Christian book shop. The service can be a bit hit and miss but otherwise the shop is a real asset for Crediton, removing the need to go to Staples in Exeter.

Destroyed. The food was so good even my kids liked it. And we're American! Great selection of…read morethings to eat. Service was warm and friendly and they love a good smile and a warm "Thank you" in return. Don't neglect this place and help them support their community. Food prices are on par for the quality and freshness. Coffee's suited these American palates with ease. I hope you enjoy this place as much as my family did.

This comment is about the cafe, I have not done any of the walks or activities there are to do at…read moreOccombe Farm. Whilst the menu is limited, this is a great place for lunch or a really gorgeous slice of cake and a coffee. With views out across the farmland and a rustic canteen feel about the place you imagine Hugh Fearlessly-eats-it-all will pop in at any moment! There's a feel good factor about the cafe - I hope they build on this. Nothing pretentious, just local produce cooked well. I would like to see more on thier specials board. The large full English was great, especially the White pudding. More expensive than anywhere else, but value for money becuase it was really quality meat. Only dissapointment was the breakfast comes with a hot drink and when we asked to swap it for a glass of juice, we had to pay about 80p extra..... Hate it when places do that! Would certainly reccomend this cafe to everyone.

If you want a slice of heaven:come here. Nestled in the…read moreSouth Hams of glorious Devon is Dartington. The mediaeval Hall & gardens play host to a Festival of Literature in July : Ways With Words & to a month of classical music in August : The Dartington Music Fesitval. I've seen such greats as Stravinsky strolling the lanes around the Hall in August.It is a simple pleasure of mine to take a blanket & a good bottle of wine & sit with a friend outside the Hall listening to marvellous music on a summer evening. There are 3 huge car parks & 3 buses a day Station is Totnes, 3 hours from London Paddington. If you want something more commercial, or even entertainment for children,drive down to the Cider Press on the Estate (see my review elsewhere)

Beautiful gardens to rival some of the best in the country, and they are free. I'm currently laying…read moredown in a serene secluded spot listening to bird song. Nearby there are wonderful tiered gardens, windy paths and amazing views and prospects. There's also a Henry Moore too. It's July and the Way with words literary festival is on, a middle class festival of delight but definitely worth checking out if you are here then for talks, events and pop up food spots.