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Dartmouth’s very own award winning town crier, Les Ellis, features in thousands of photos all around the world! When in his colourful regalia the larger than life character gets mobbed by tourists. Read more
Guiding isn’t just for girls! There’s a group of adventurous Dartmouth ladies who meet every month to go on boat trips, learn balloon modelling, plant trees, hold garden parties and look around local prisons! Read more
Over the past 58 years Barry Azzopardi has come face to face with drug cartels in deepest America, shared his sleeping bag with snakes and spiders in the Belize jungle, gate crashed a beach wedding in San Pedro and been put in a military jail. Read more
"Disability isn’t a barrier to taking part.” That’s one of the key messages behind Dart Sailability, a charity which goes out of its way to get more than 800 people with disabilities out onto the water every year. Neil Stevens has just taken over. Read more
Scot Baston
The 2019 Dart Music Festival has a brand new Classical Director, Paul Parsons, who’s making it his mission to raise the profile of classical music. He also repairs and restores violins as a profession. Read more
Kaye runs pilates classes in Kingswear twice a week Read more
John Risdon has been a teacher, book publisher, civil servant, shop manager and beach pedalo supervisor, but during his colourful career one thing has remained steadfast – his absolute love of history. Read more
With just weeks to go before Christmas Day, Dartmouth shops are awash with stocking fillers, cards, angel dust and twinkly lights! Steph Woolvin had a chat with a couple of traders to find out what they’ve got in store ... Read more
With just weeks to go before Christmas Day, Dartmouth shops are awash with stocking fillers, cards, angel dust and twinkly lights! Steph Woolvin had a chat with a couple of traders to find out what they’ve got in store ... Read more
He used to spend his days saving lives in the operating theatre; now he spends his time raising money to save lives in countries affected by natural disasters, war and famine. The ex-surgeon took over the role of 2018/19 Dartmouth Rotary President. Read more
Being the voice of young people and making local politics accessible for all – two aims of Fred Pritchard-Tagg who’s getting into the swing of things in his role as deputy mayor and councillor at Dartmouth Town Council. Read more
Henry Bomby is one of Britain’s most promising young sailors. The former Kingswear lad was chosen to compete in the 2017-18 Volvo Ocean Race, which takes teams 45,000 nautical miles around the world across four oceans and six continents. Read more
Elly Wentworth - Runner up of MasterChef the Professionals 2016, joins The Angel, Dartmouth as Head Chef Read more
A surf-loving father of three is on his way to Dartmouth to take up the position of curate in the parish. Andrew Langley will be Father Will’s apprentice and will work at St Saviour’s, St Clement’s, St Petrox and St George’s in Dittisham. Read more
There are many and varied businesses entirely focused on providing residents and visitors with a rewarding time outdoors! Read more
Every year thousands of people, of all ages, give up their time to help protect, restore and show visitors around historic National Trust properties and gardens all over the UK. Steph Woolvin spoke to three local volunteers…. Read more
