Amazing place near St Mary's Church & at the end of Ramparts…read moreWalk, this is where the town gaol once stood & where the Town Council meets now. It has a rich history: Cromwell came here & bestowed all sorts of favours on the town that treated him so well. Apart from the fascinating building, there are all sorts of memorabilia ,like the leather seat in my picture

Located close to the big hospital Friendly service…read more Close to the crematorium and the Buckerell Lodge Hotel where they cater very well for the guests following the service.

Sharpham House is a majestic Palladian villa with great views…read morealong the river Dart, dating back to the 1700s. Its name came from Clemens de Scharpenhamm, the owner of the original manor house that was located here. A later owner, Captain Philemon Pownoll,who was a high seas adventurer, made his name in 1762 by capturing a Spanish treasure galleon. With the wealth he secured from this haul, the Captain appointed an architect Sir Robert Taylor to design a new mansion & lovely gardens. These days all sorts of cultural activiies take place here;the view is breathtaking across the river Dart. The interior has a famous cantilevered staircase, matched only in beauty by the much larger one at the National Liberal Club in London. The House & the boathouse are available for hire, & rooms for B&B. Call to enquire.

the is one of the busiest rental places towards the end of the newton abbot highstreet, always…read morebuilders and other tradesmen in there fetching their goods for the day, very professional looking place and worth considering for renting items.

In the old town of Dartmouth are the cobbled stones, & old houses…read moreof the town's worthies & the ancient fort whose guns repelled the armada

Peninsula Medical School is two centred within Exeter between the St Lukes campus in Heavitree Road…read moreand the Peninsular Medical School Building set in the grounds of the Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust Hospital in Barrack Road, Exeter. The PMS building in the RDE is a modern building also housing the Exeter Health Library with computer access. It has a small Fine Fillings Cafe serving food from 8.30- 2.30pm every day. Serving mainly sandwiches and baguettes, jacket potatoes, soup. There is a lecture theatre with video links to Plymouth and Exeter Univeristies. 4 Seminar Rooms. Lounge Area. Open to non medical students for food and library facilities.

A grand church which rings out…read more its bells each Sunday. One wishes they would get better bell ringers. Lovely service at Christmas

The Phoenix has a habit of re-inventing itself on the food-front…read more We are waiting for it to do just that. Over the past five years we have enjoyed brilliant Cuisine and look forward to them re-establishing themselves once more in one the top positions in Exeter. Great venue Staff= superb Value =variable Standard = variable Parking = for disabled (yes) Station = Central Station

The Phoenix is a great place to see a theatre production, catch and exhibition, see a band, take an…read morearty class or workshop or just hang out in the cafe/bar area, either indoors or on the decked area outside on sunny days, listening to a live dj and relaxing with a pint. The cafe also has an imaginative menu of snacks and meals. Exeter's fab radio station - Vibraphonic, of which we should be proud - is run from here too. As a gig venue it is fairly small so doesn't attract huge names, although it has the advantage of being 'intimate' and I saw the Ting Tings here in the summer!