A new exhibition at Crediton Museum this summer will explore life in Crediton in the mid 18th century before, during and after the Great Fire of 1743.

New to Crediton? Explore the town using an interactive trail map.

Ysella Sims discovers new footpaths and notices details she had previously missed.

Rob Rickey discovered that his father was among 1500 American soldiers who had stayed as they prepared for the D-Day landings.

John Davy is perhaps the only composer from our area to have had his music played at the Last Night of the Proms. Davy was an incredibly talented musician who found fame and fortune in London but came to a tragic end.

Tom Davies describes a 6 mile route from Sandford with panoramic views of the Creedy Valley and the Cheriton Fitzpaine area.

Mid Devon is a paradise for walkers. In a series of blogs, keen walker Tom Davies shares some of his favourite local walks, starting at the historic St Luke’s Chapel at Posbury.

The blogs on our website reflect local life in very special ways. We all know our lives have changed over the last few months and some of our blog writers tell the story of their own challenges and responses. Our picture editor, Nancy Murgatroyd, picks some highlights from our most recent postings.