Sidmouth Repair Cafe is adding a buzz to community life as it restores items to their former glory.

Mountain bike leader and entrepreneur Cathy Debenham chooses an oil painting 'Woodland in the Snow" by Adrian Sykes, writes Alison Summerfield.

Asparagus, new potatoes, halloumi - supper for a summer's evening

Books are celebrated in June, with the Sidmouth Literary Festival taking place. Author Jane Corry offers some highlights alongside her monthly reviews.

Tree of the Month - a visitor from the Far East, yew number 1373 by St Giles' and St Nicholas' Church.

As part of a series of reviews at East Devon eateries, reporter Callum Lawton and his colleague, James Davey, ventured to the grand The Pig - at Combe Hotel in Gittisham.

A deadly rabbit virus is sweeping its way across the country, prompting an urgent appeal by an Exmouth vet to vaccinate.

Kennaway House is ten years old. Its founder, Michael James, looks back - and forward.

The toys of childhood can prove to be valuable. Collector and business owner David Burton spoke to the Resident about the art of collecting.

A look at East Devon property with Nigel Bishop, of Recoco.

The Filling Station, Cross Lane, trading independently in Sidmouth.

World Environment Day takes place on Wednesday, June 5.

Charity founder Leanne Herrett has created a sewing group. The Resident caught up with her to find out what inspired the idea.

Salcombe Regis Country Fair is a traditional East Devon event - opening the archive from 1979.

Continuing Sidmouth Arboretum's series Tree Of The Month, we are focusing on tree 1324 from the arboretum's database, the Judas Tree outside Sidmouth Library, write Ed Dolphin.

Certain books lend themselves to certain seasons, writes Jane Corry. One of my favourites is HE Bates 'The Darling Buds of May' because it puts me in the mood for this lovely month between spring and summer. Below are some suggestions for both fiction and non-fiction. Happy reading!

Not stuck in the past, Sidford WI celebrates turning 100