Devon Loves Dogs is a free membership scheme for dog owners and dog walkers. Our aim is to protect our treasured countryside and encourage responsible dog ownership so that we can continue to enjoy our special wildlife sites now and in the future.
Enjoy the beautiful coast and countryside around South East Devon with our range of walks. Send us your favourite walks and we’ll try to include them.
Profile your business in our business directory. All businesses listed have agreed to support and promote the Four Paws Code to help us protect the South East Devon countryside for people, dogs and wildlife.
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Exeter Cycling Campaign has a vision for Exeter.
A vision in which the public benefit of cycling is realised where anyone, from seven to seventy years old, can choose to cycle on paths and streets which are safe, convenient and connected throughout the city.
A vision for where cycling is integrated for the benefit of all into the fabric of Exeter via comprehensive, convenient and connected cycle infrastructure, making cycling the safe, natural choice for a large proportion of everyday journeys.
https://exetercyclingcampaign.org.uk/
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Whether you’re a newcomer to Exeter or have lived here since before the War we’re sure you’ll love this great little city. It has a vibrant charm and a fascinating mix of buildings, and people! From the Roman Wall and Norman Castle to the lively city centre venues, shops and restaurants there is something for everyone. But a city is always changing, and those changes can be for the better or for the worse.
Exeter Civic Society was set up to care for Exeter and make sure that further redevelopments are of the highest possible standard for our city and for our quality of life. If you want to keep track of changes to the city, or find out more about its history you have come to the right place. Not only do we monitor new developments but we have talks about Exeter’s history and visits to local places, some of which you may not even know exist.
https://exetercivicsociety.org.uk/
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The Devon Historic Buildings Trust was formed in 1973 as a joint initiative with Devon’s Conservation Forum and Devon County Council for the benefit of the people of Devon and the nation at large, to ensure a future for historic buildings and structures of particular architectural, historical or constructional interest.
Over the last 43 years the Trust has acquired buildings of particular merit that might have otherwise been demolished or allowed to collapse, and restored them for appropriate uses of today. Proceeds from this work were then available for further acquisition and restoration. Over the years the continuing support from grant funds, supplemented by private and commercial donations and with careful stewardship, the Trust continues with its work.
DHBT Office 22 Clyst Heath, Exeter EX2 7TA
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Our groups help local people enjoy walking and protect the places we all love to walk. Most groups organise regular walks led by local experts – a great way to get outside, make new friends and discover how walking boosts your health and happiness. You’re very welcome to try walking with us, or to get involved in looking after paths and green spaces and opening up new places to explore.
A warm welcome from the Devon Bootlegs. The Bootlegs have over 100 members from all over Devon. For Sunday walks we meet at 9:30 am, Bude Street, Exeter (behind the bus station) to arrange car sharing, unless otherwise stated. Please come and join us. We also have a lively social programme for members!
https://www.devonbootlegs.org.uk/
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We invite you to join us for one of our Saturday, Sunday or weekday walks. Visitors and new members are always most welcome and we will be delighted to see you. Please make sure you are wearing suitable clothing and footwear. Most walks also require a picnic lunch.
https://www.exeterramblers.org.uk/
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Explore the South West with freedom and ease. Access areas that may have been difficult or impossible in the past and experience everything that being outdoors can offer.
Countryside Mobility provides safe, enjoyable access to the South West's most scenic locations for anyone who has difficulty walking, through an off road mobility scooter hire scheme.
We're also partnering with other parts of the UK to help them offer the same opportunities to improve access to the countryside.
https://countrysidemobility.org/
Countryside Mobility C/o Living Options Devon, Ground Floor Units 3-4 Cranmere Court, Lustleigh Close, Matford Business Park, Exeter EX2 8PW
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Working to make the case for a more resilient, inclusive and better railway in Devon and Cornwall
Reopening the ‘Northern Route’ throughout from Exeter to Plymouth via Okehampton and Tavistock will provide transformative transport links to large parts of Devon and Cornwall, including direct trains to London, says the group examining a reopened electrified main line railway between Exeter and Plymouth via Okehampton and Tavistock.
https://northernrouteworkinggroup.wordpress.com/
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Working together for a Dementia Friendly Exeter
The past year has been immensely challenging for everyone, especially people affected by dementia. As we finally emerge into Spring and a relaxation of the lockdown, everybody connected with the Alliance wishes you a safe and enjoyable time.
We believe that a dementia friendly Exeter requires greater community awareness and opportunities to live well with dementia.
We understand that change comes when people commit to practical actions that help build a dementia friendly community.
With over 850,000 people living with a dementia diagnosis in the country and no cure yet, it is vital we continue to consider how as a society we can collaborate and make a difference for those living with the condition and their families.
As an Alliance we value all of our members and supporters across the city and beyond who are behind our mission and make the alliance what it has become today, we thank you all.
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Wellbeing Exeter is a partnership of public, voluntary and community sector organisations who have come together to explore better ways of supporting the 40% of patients who visit their GP with socially based rather than medical problems.
Our particular approach offers social prescribing, for young people and adults in combination with asset-based community development to provide firm foundations to enable individuals and communities to improve and promote their own health and wellbeing. Find out more here: Holistic Approach.
https://www.wellbeingexeter.co.uk/
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