The Tamar Valley area has a famous market gardening tradition, and our farmer's markets are all well worth a visit. Fresh, seasonal local veg, delicious cakes, buns, scones and jams, and locally reared meats are some of the foody delights to be found at our many local markets. Many of them also offer local crafts, beer, art and sculpture and all of them are fascinating places for a wander round and a chat with the stall-holders.
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Tamar Grow Local (TGL) is a 'not for profit' Community Interest Company (CIC) set up on co-operative principles for the benefit of the community. This structure allows trading and has the ability to create a number of more specialist co-operative ventures under its umbrella to meet demand. The area covered is the Tamar Valley, which includes the market towns of Tavistock, Launceston, Callington and Saltash. Our activities focus on three main areas: |
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| Tavistock Pannier Market |
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Nestled behind the Town Hall, and just off the busy high street, there is a shoppers' paradise and one of the hidden gems of Tavistock. In the centre of this beautiful pedestrianised area you will find the historic Pannier Market surrounded by some fantastic independent shops and cafes. Inside the Market building itself you can discover a wide range of traders, artists and crafts people offering a personal service with quality goods at competitive prices. |
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| Tors Restaurant at Two Bridges Hotel |
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A true taste of Devon - under the guidance of Executive Chef Mike Palmer, the Tors Restaurant at the Two Bridges Hotel is one of the most sought after dining destinations, not only on Dartmoor but across the whole of Devon. Whether enjoying a stay with us, stopping for lunch whilst walking on the moor, popping in for a cream tea or planning a special night out, guests will always be reated to delicious, locally sourced food alongside a wonderful selection of local ailes and superb wines - all in the stunning surroundings of Dartmoor National Park. |
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| Hotel Endsleigh Gardens |
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It’s Little Wonder that the Duke of Bedford, who two centuries ago owned a third of Devon, chose this spot for his hunting and fishing lodge. Overlooking the River Tamar and beyond into Cornwall, Endsleigh, now owned by Olga Polizzi, is set in 108 acres of gardens, woodlands, follies and grottos created by Humphrey Repton. Designed 200 years ago this was one of Humphry Repton’s last commissions and brings together a multitude of landscaping elements for which Repton was renowned. |
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| The Wildflower Restaurant @ Moorland Garden Hotel |
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With views over the lawn and gardens, The Wildflower Restaurant is a popular place for lunch or dinner. The Dartmoor Bar and Lounge has a relaxed atmosphere, where your four legged friend is welcome. |
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| Lewtrenchard Manor Restaurant |
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In the Restaurant at Lewtrenchard, diners are treated to a dining experience that is without equal in the South West. |
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| Darren's Cars |
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Hello and welcome to Darren's Cars in Callington, Cornwall. We can offer you Local trips, long distance journeys, one off trips, regular runs, specialised trips or just getting back from the shops - We can accommodate all your transport needs. With a fleet of 13 vehicles with 4, 6 or 8 passenger seats combinations, we can make arrangements for larger parties. With fixed price travel there are no surprises. We also offer a Nationwide Courier Service. Please contact us for a quote – we will be pleased to help. |
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| Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre |
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Nestling in the peaceful Devon countryside, Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre offers a unique indoor opportunity to view and experience our fairground heritage. |
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| Tavistock Library |
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Tavistock Library is located opposite the bus station, close to the Wharf and town centre. The library offers a fun and vibrant environment, with a warm welcome to everyone. There are lots of activities for children including story time, Bounce and Rhyme for babies and toddlers and after school Lego Club. The Home Ed group meets at the library every Tuesday morning and there is a regular Chatterbooks reading group, plus lots more going on over the summer holidays. |
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| Tavistock Chamber of Commerce |
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The Tavistock and District Chamber of Commerce provides and open forum for all businesses in Tavistock and the surrounding area. We encourage businesses to trade locally with each other and we have extended our reach to the surrounding towns too. Our goal is to work with businesses; retail and service leads, identifying areas of positive growth and to develop the opportunities for further growth across all sectors. |
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| The Wharf Arts Centre |
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The Wharf is located between the River Tavy and Tavistock Canal. It was built in the 18th century as a busy industrial centre, and was converted to its present form by the local council in 1995. Since then it has been privately run as an arts centre offering live music, cinema, theatre and other events.There is also an Art Gallery, a popular Coffee Shop and a Licensed Bar with a uniquie waterside terrace. |
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| PoshCakes by Lindy Adams Foster |
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PoshCakes, Lindy Adams Foster’s wedding and celebration cake design studio, is tucked away in beautiful countryside near Tavistock, Devon. From her rural design studio, Lindy creates edible works of art using the finest ingredients. Taking an individual and innovative approach, Lindy pours her passion for art, fashion and food into each bespoke bake. Whether you’re seeking a show-stopping tiered cake, exquisite mini cakes or ornate hand-painted designs, you are assured a delectable sweet centrepiece crafted with attention to detail and creative flair. |
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| Around the Valley Tours |
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Entertaining and informative guided walks, talks and boat, train and coach trips with Chrissie Le Marchant, local Blue Badge tourist guide. |
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| Bere Ferrers Station Heritage Centre |
Tamar Belle Heritage Centre at Bere Ferrers Station on the Tamar Valley Rail Line incorporates imaginatively converted vintage railway carriages in an authentic railway environment. Heritage, Holidays & Hospitality. |
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| Burrator Reservoir |
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Undisturbed Burrator is surrounded by mixed woodland which sharply contrasts with the open moor and rugged Dartmoor tors. The reservoir is popular with walkers, cyclists and horse riders due to its wealth of footpaths and bridleways. Many of the trails lead on to Dartmoor so it makes an ideal starting point for longer trips. |
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| Fishing at Hotel Endsleigh |
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Hotel Endsleigh is a member of the historic Endsleigh Fishing Club and as such can offer guests access to some of the best salmon fishing in England. With eight miles of bank along the River Tamar, guests can fly fish for salmon and sea trout every day of the fishing season (15th March to 15th October). The bank is divided into 6 beats which are fished in rotation throughout the season. |
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| Weddings at Tavistock Town Hall |
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The Town Hall was designed by Edward Rundle, architect to the 7th Duke of Bedford. It was opened on the 2nd February 1864 with a Grand Ball which went on until 4am as reported by the Tavistock Gazette of the day. The building at the time also housed a Savings Bank, Parish Council offices and a Market Keepers residence. It was built over the site of Mathew Street, Lower Brook Street and Lower Market Street. |
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| Tavistock Town Council |
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Tavistock Town Council is responsible for the museums and gardens of Tavistock and for the pannier market. |
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| Mount Batten Ferry Service |
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We are a water taxi company operating in Plymouth offering a regular daily service ideally suited for commuters, shoppers, day trips etc. |
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| Weir Quay Boatyard |
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WiFi, Free Parking, Devon, Fishing, By the River |
Traditional Boatyard offering temporary and permanent moorings and storage for all kinds of yachts and boats. |
