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THIS MONTH in exeter

Issue 89...out now!

 

Word on the street

 

kathyextercover_59.jpgWhenever I visit Budleigh I am transported back to a childhood memory, one that involves beach huts, ice cream, fish and chips, pebbled beaches and that glorious smell of salty air. In this issue Joe takes a trip to this fabulously unspoiled seaside town. It¹s hard to believe it's only a short distance from the heart of Exeter.


Nearer to home, we take a stroll up Magdalen Road and explore the eclectic mix of local businesses. All in all, I believe our June issue sums up how incredibly lucky we are to
live in such a great city.

Enjoy

 

Kathy 

Kathy Williams

Publishing manager

 


joeditorexeter_59.jpgWell readers, while this edition of Exeter Living goes under the title of the June issue it should, to all intents and purposes, be called The Magdalen Road Special. Going around under an alias is what it amounts to in its current guise. For, in this feature packed little mag , we pay a glowing and fulsome tribute to Magdalen Road, an area which we just can¹t get enough of. Not only is our main feature a guide to the myriad boutiques and businesses that line this St Leonards thoroughfare (page 44), but we return their for our Special Shop (page 58) and indeed our Ed¹s Choice (page 54).
But worry not, just as you feel Magdalen Road-ed out, we whisk you away to Dartmoor for a cream tea (page 66), Bovey Tracey to have a potter around a craft fair (page 42) and Beer to go fishing for crabs (page 70). Yep, there's a little something for everyone in this one,


Cheerio

Joe 

Joe Woodward

Editor


LATEST ISSUE

Issue 89

Also in this issue:

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• What's making the news in and around Exeter this month?
• We go back to the old school in this issue, with a traditional Devon longhouse
• If you¹re looking for something to do in and around Exeter over the next few weeks let Exeter Living be your guide
• Exeter Living goes out on the town
• We discover quite why the lovely seaside town of Budleigh Salterton has become such a hit with the literati
• Gill Vosper meets some of the Exeter artists who will be among those attending the Contemporary Craft fair down at Bovey Tracey
• Magdalen Road, that jewel in St Leonards' crown is our destination this issue. Let us guide you among its smart boutiques, fine hostelries and booming businesses
• Continuing the Magdalen Road theme we have the pick of the street's gifts to tempt and tease you
• Joe Woodward pays a visit to a gift shop with a difference
• Make a new season statement with bold accessories, says Kate Authers
• Have we discovered the finest cream tea in Devon? You'll have to read on to find out...
• Resident chef Chris Archambault goes fishing for some fine Devon crabs
• Johnny Morgan takes a look at a South African complementary health technique that is making it bid here in Exeter
• The latest news from Exeter's busy professionals
• There's something so cheerful about the classic pom-pom heads of alliums, writes Emma Bond
• Exeter Chiefs flanker, James Scaysbrook, drops by for a chat

 



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