For National Mushroom Day writers are invited to explore the fungi world and let their imaginations grow wild

With the theme of hope and happiness at Christmas, Plymouth MP Luke Pollard has launched his annual Christmas card competition

An Audience with a Ghost Hunter steps into the spectral sphere in Exeter again this year, with a mind-mixing production from Wandering Tiger

Rameagle have been on psycho-rock adventure and a ready to take you on a journey to a new land. Here's how they got to Return to Aux

For some abuse is a laughing matter, but it grows out of an environment of othering and misunderstanding. Here's a Dawlish story

Read our lips, October is iconic in Exeter! See what's on and check out our picks and get ready for the big and the bold

South West Water fined £7.8 million as Judge labels company “reckless” as Plymouth MP says the people are fed up

English Riviera UNESCO Global Geopark’s partner organisations have returned from a conference ‘with a notebook full of brilliant ideas'

9 pieces of art from The Box, Plymouth's award-winning museum and gallery, have been at Number 10 Downing Street

Devon Says No To Palantir is holding a meeting to outline why the tech firm shouldn't be used in the NHS, with support from a Devon MP

Mad About Swing’s Jump, Jive & Wail opens with a class for complete beginners before the Plymouth six-piece play live

Devon and Cornwall Police have been downgraded in the latest HMICFRS Report into their performance. We deserve better, says MP Steve Race

The Body Measures Time is a story for everyone: it's visual; there's great sound and music; great stories; and has a really good heart.

Hour Before Nightfall is an original play that explores a... let's call it an original life of a hermit vicar in Cornwall

Help for Heroes has written an open letter sharing the difficulties veterans face when accessing support, and to identify where gaps remain

Exeter Contemporary Open is 20 years old and just seems to go from strength to strength as a focal point of top contemporary art

In what is considered a first for the South West, a holocaust survivor will speak out about the Israel-Palestine issue

Duo Tutti take their energetic desire for accessible, fun and immersive music on the road to celebrate the magic of the seasons' moods

Sound Wave Radio is a new indie radio station for Plymouth, which puts music, people and Plymouth at the heart of what it does

Devon authors Matt Newbury and Sophie Pierce are delving into the weird and wonderful social history of swimming outdoors

Capture the Castle is an iconic moment for Totnes Pride, which could well be the largest Pride celebration in the country. Share in the joy

Paul Merton and Suki Webster are living an improv life, where no two shows are the same - they make it up as they go along

Rolling Stone Bill Wyman brings a rock and roll brush with fame to Sherree Valentine-Daines portrait masterclass in St Mary’s Totnes

Community Histories, Shared Stories has seen zine-making and creativity as the starting point for a sense of belonging

The Lib Dems have selected Ed Tyldesley to go against former Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride in the Central Devon constituency

Monday is a day for new music, new initiatives and new hope - sure it is. Here are some singles and a tour to get you bopping again

Taylor Latham inspires the intricate honesty to enjoy the important things in life in new single Sapphires

Made of Loud from Marshall is a bone tingling live tour that aims to have a lasting impact for indie venues

Delicate and sharp, On The Road from Exeter sextet Detour is incisive, laid back, stripped back and painful. Like a paper cut. Or a thousand paper cuts. All delivered with a soft elegance, because this is a tune that whispers its insistence.

Burnt Daylight shine in the shadows with their epicly new single Limelight, combining pace, power and purpose

Anna Anise tantalises with new single Kernow Ow Thre, from her groundbreaking forthcoming debut bilingual Cornish album, Aneth

Private Peaceful started its tour in Devon, and a sparkling performance shone in production that explores love... and loss

Artistic excellence, curiosities and local traditions have been curated by Lightbear Lane for a special season of wickedly good events

A potter who is moving to Devon is looking for a home for their kiln and maybe their wheel. Let us know if you have any suggestions

Temple of Shibboleth and Yumi Hara’s Groove Study were The Barrel House, Totnes where they charmed and beguiled James Banyard

The HBF Women into Home Building programme is recruiting local women for a two-week placement in site management

Men are invited to join a new men’s suicide prevention project, working with Great Western Railway to create a station art installation

Kaleidoscopic Minds: A Festival of Neurodiversity is an all-day event designed by, and for, neurodivergent people

Local Government Reorganisation has been paused for Devon and 13 more authorities and cancelled for others

Local Government Reorganisation has been paused for Devon and 13 more authorities and cancelled for others

Maria Tarokh inspires wellbeing through dance, sharing unique stories in the classic and contemporary languages of movement

Chris Cutler joines Devon's Temple of Shibboleth for an inspiring and memorable set of dreamy and adventurous music for Canterbury Leylines

Totnes is generally described as an attractive and bustling market town; popular with tourists in the summer for its mediaeval castle and cobbled, ancient high street. It's often described as having a large population of 'hippies'; and with shops on the High Street called Narnia, Moonstone-Hare, and Earth-Food-Love, there is a visible nod to this idea. There are very many community initiatives in Totnes and it's always been considered an inclusive and vibrant town.

Devon-based philosopher Adrian Webb travelled to Rwanda to talk tech and AI ethics, and came back inspired and enlightened

Malaika Kegode is an exquisite storyteller in a tale of shade, mystery and responsibility in a rural setting which conjures moments of magic

Discover the amazing world of wild food and medicine in an accessible foraging event near Totnes, South Devon

Get ready for a cool, crisp autumn in Exeter with this bunch of what's on. Take a look and step out - your really should get out more

Palantir, Anduril, Cellebrite and others supply America’s deportation machine. They also hold UK contracts with the Home Office, MoD and police – offering surveillance capabilities that a Reform gover...