Plymouth's place in the sun and Torbay's revolting cyclists
Plymouth has just been voted one of the best places in Britain to live and work, and on the latest Devoncast the city council’s city centre champion explains why.
Elsewhere, there’s a fabulous food festival showcasing the best in Devon’s produce, and an all-star cast maintaining the magic of Agatha Christie.
But in her hometown of Torquay there’s unrest among local cyclists, and anger at the closure of a much-loved seafront golf course.
Plus, how the wildlife of West Devon will feel the benefit from a new council initiative.
It's all in the latest edition of Devoncast, from Radio Exe and the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
East Devon Taste Festival has returned
Legal challenge over 'neglect' of vandalised Torquay Pavilion
Backing for Paignton 'Silicon Valley' project
'Why we shut down the Torquay seafront pitch-and-putt'
Angry cyclists challenge council over Torquay switch
