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Walking for Wellies: Arlington Court to the Heddon Valley

Raise money and have fun while doing it!

Volunteer outdoors in North Devon in 2024

"Every minute you give is not only valued, but absolutely appreciated"

Embleton named among 'Wonderful Walks' to enjoy across the UK this Valentine's Day

Top National Trust dog-friendly days out in the South West

Why autumn is the best time to discover the new coastal roadtrip sensation – the South West 660

As Britain’s beach resorts prepare to pack away their deckchairs and umbrellas for another year – organisers of the UK’s highly acclaimed new roadtrip r...

North Devon valley top for winter walks

Winter may not be top of your list for a long walk, but the UK is home to some amazing walks made even better in the colder months - and Heddon Valley in...

Beatrix Potter trail named among the top five wintry walks in the UK

Secret beaches in North Devon: 8 spots you might not know

Buck's Mills (c) James Stringer, Flickr (CC BY 2.0) - Credit: Archant Away from the hustle of places like Woolacombe and Ilfracombe, North Devon is peppered with tiny coves, empty beaches and wooded walks leading to secluded bays that feel a million miles away from the tourist trail. These eight spots are some of the best kept secrets on the North Devon coast 1) Peppercombe The walk down to Peppercombe beach is as delightful as the beach itself. Starting at the Coach and Horses pub at Horns Cross (parking is for customers only so you'll need to find somewhere safe to park on the main road) the path meanders through woodland for about a mile alongside a stream, past quaint cottages, down to a shingle and stone beach.

Made For Drink champions carbon-free snacking with bespoke compostable packaging

Made For Drink champions carbon-free snacking with bespoke compostable packaging The bespoke packaging for off-trade customers. Pic: Made for Drink The UK meat snack producer is launching a bespoke plastic-free pack for its growing cluster of discerning off-trade customers. Made for Drink founder Dan Featherstone – also co-founder of the Exmoor Carbon Project – said more can always be done, despite its recently highly successful trial of planet-friendly pouches. To that aim, the Berkshire-based producer is rolling out a bespoke flow-wrap pouch for its off-trade customers, including Waitrose, Sainsbury’s Ocado, Fortnum & Mason and select independents in the retail sector in January.