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Seaton Wetlands summer events sell out as visitor numbers grow (opens the original)
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Seaton Wetlands has had a summer to remember, with almost every event selling out well ahead of time as growing numbers of visitors flock to the award-winning nature reserve. East Devon District Council’s Countryside Team is celebrating a hugely successful spring and summer season, with demand for its 2026 programme showing just how popular Seaton Wetlands has become. From canoe safaris and guided bat walks to willow weaving and family nature activities, the busy schedule has offered something f
Sidmouth Illuminated Carnival gears up to light up the town (opens the original)
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Sidmouth is gearing up for one of the brightest nights of the year as its Illuminated Carnival returns on Saturday, September 26. From around 7.30pm, floats, carnival clubs, walking entries and local groups will take to the streets, transforming the town centre into a moving spectacle of colour, costumes and light. Sid Vale Carnival Club's 'Rock of Ages' cart (Image: Supplied) The floats will assemble from 4pm in the Woolbrook Road holding area, between Ice House Lane and The Balfour. The proces
Honiton Bowling Club invites youngsters to help carry its 100-year tradition forward (opens the original)
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For more than a century, bowling has been part of life in Honiton. Now the club is hoping a new generation will pick up a set of bowls and help keep the tradition rolling. Honiton Bowling Club can trace its roots back more than 100 years, from informal games played on a school field to the thriving club it is today. The first record of bowls in the town dates back to 1916, when local players approached the headmaster of Allhallows School about using part of the playing field. It was only availab
Five days of big ideas and brilliant stories at Budleigh Salterton Literary Festival (opens the original)
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Five days of books, big ideas and lively debate are promised as the Budleigh Salterton Literary Festival returns to the seaside town from today (September 23), with acclaimed authors, fresh voices and expert thinkers leading the line-up. Heading to Devon this year – to celebrate books by the sea - are Bryony Gordon, Caroline Quentin, Jasmine Elmer, Patrick Gale, Rachael Stirling, Liz Earle and Dawn O'Porter. History and politics are well represented too, with talks from Lord Peter Ricketts, Jame
Axminster illuminated carnival parade to return with 39 entries and evening events (opens the original)
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Axminster will be in carnival mode on Saturday, September 19, when its annual illuminated parade rolls into town for an evening of floats, music and good-natured rivalry. The event, which traces its roots back to 1866 and has been running for more than 70 years in its present carnival tradition, remains one of the town’s best-known annual occasions. This year, a new volunteer committee is working to ensure the celebration continues. A spokesperson said: “Axminster Carnival has always been about
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