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

Some gardening jobs are fun and easy - others are best left to the professionals. So, how do you find an experienced, skilled and above all, trustworthy gardener in your local area?

Repair Cafés are opening up all over the world, in schools, churches and youth centres.

Semolina and raspberry layer cake with raspberry and lemon syrup.

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Axe Vale Show. Here, Suzanne McFadzean, who is on the organising committee, highlights what visitors can look forward to in June.

Love Coastline - trading independently in High Street, Honiton.

For those looking for a family outing, they need look no further than what is on offer in East Devon.

Enjoy a gentle stroll with the sound of running water to accompany you.

Fiona Taylor, of Christopher Piper Wines, discusses Sauvignon Blanc.

Colin Pady speaks about his parish of Colyton

Alison Summerfield meets Mervyn Jackman, owner of Jackman Fabric Care and assistant pastor at his local church, who's favourite work of art is 'The Rolling Wave' by Lynda Kettle.

Winners announced after residents vote for best customer service in Honiton.

Don't fall victim to unscrupulous providers of business or legal services - use Buy With Confidence to find a trader you can trust

Don't fall victim to unscrupulous providers of business or legal services - use Buy With Confidence to find professionals you can trust

Dancing around the May Pole is a long-held tradition. Here we look back at one celebration, in Ottery St Mary, in 1999.

April is one of those months when you never know if you're going to get rain or sunshine. It's a bit like a good book! You need both happiness and tragedy for a tale to spin along says Sunday Times best-seller Jane Corry.

This month Diana East, president of Sidmouth Arboretum, invites us to meet some of the trees in hotel gardens. All are easily found on their free Tree Trail leaflet.

East Devon Resident takes a look at Annie's of Sidmouth.

The Repair Cafe movement has been growing over recent times and communities are benefiting

Louise Cole shares what is in store for this year's Sea Fest.