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Rosemary Stephenson

The Heart Project

Crediton Heart Project to Merge with Town Team

The Crediton Heart Project and Crediton Town Team have agreed to merge to create a single charity working to make our town a more vibrant place to live.
The Heart Project

Crediton Heart Project Awarded Arts Council Grant for Summer Holiday Workshops

The Crediton Heart Project has been awarded a grant by the Arts Council to run an exciting programme of creative workshops next to the new Redlands surgery in Crediton.
Community

Crediton Town Centre Comes Alive with Flags and Bunting

Crediton Town Centre Comes Alive with Flags and Bunting
Out and About

Take the Train for a Day Out In & Around Okehampton

Explore Okehampton and the beautiful area around it without taking the car.
Community

The Crediton Flag Project Brightening our Town Centre since 2013 

Crediton town centre has come alive this month with a collection of handmade brightly coloured flags, each one individually designed to represent a local shop or community group. 
Community

Crediton’s New Mayor is Proud of Our Talented and Friendly Town

Crediton’s New Mayor is Proud of Our Talented and Friendly Town
Health and Wellbeing

Crediton Vaccination Centre Delivers Hope and Optimism

At Lords Meadow Leisure Centre a military operation is underway. The sports hall, usually abuzz with fitness, badminton or martial arts sessions, has been transformed into a vaccination centre where local medical staff are working tirelessly to deliver jabs to all their patients. Our editor Rosemary Stephenson went along to help out and reports here on an impressive campaign involving the whole community. 
Community

Share in the Square Brings Our Town Back to Life

‍If you live in Crediton, or are visiting the shops, you will have probably noticed a new look to the town square. Twelve picnic tables with parasols were installed in early July, to provide a safe space for people to take a break, meet friends and catch up. Share in the Square was a Town Team initiative, to help raise morale and bring vitality back to the town centre. But its impact has far exceeded expectations, as Town Team Chair Rosemary Stephenson explains.