Devon
Torquay, Devon: A guide to the English Riviera, home of Agatha Christie
The stunning seascapes and pleasant villages of South Devon have spawned many a dark murder mystery.
- Steve McKenna
Designs on a grande dame
Margaret Turton explores a majestic Devon mansion filled with extravagances that were way ahead of their time.
Bedside manner a winner in Devon
An imposing Victorian-era building in Exeter, Devon, which once housed the West England Eye Hospital, has been converted into a 59-room hotel, the Magdalen Chapter.
Inns and outings
Lee Atkinson sticks to the back roads on an eight-day pub crawl through the West Country.
Scenes of good sense
Penny McDonald charts key Austen bolt-holes during the bicentennary of the author's first book, Sense and Sensibility.
Devon and Cornwall by B&B - and the pub
My wife and I are visiting Britain for two weeks. Have you any suggestions on B&Bs where we can socialise with the locals?
- Michael Gebicki
Time and tide
On the coast of Devon, Penny McDonald meets the man who owns the 700-year-old fishing village of Clovelly.
What lies beneath
In blood-sport country, Penny McDonald casts a line into the calm waters of the River Lyd.
Lost in degustation
Map in hand, Andrew Purvis goes in search of Britain's best out-of-the-way nosh — and a place to sleep it off.
Rambling tummies
Daniel Scott thickens his midriff as he wends his way along South Devon's coastal trails.
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