News

We are giving Dave a month off for the March issue – don’t worry he’ll be back! Instead, we are using the opportunity for a couple of others from the Hub Team to keep you up to date with developments.   First of all, this from Colin, written for other purposes...

“Winter draws on” is not a statement of intention from a pantomime dame but indeed is a reference to our dark and cold winter nights. Bishopsteignton Heritage metaphorically trudges on through the winter, continually researching, documenting and sharing village...

As our new year’s resolutions wain - from joining a gym to having a non alcoholic January - Bishopsteignton Heritage looks forward into 2026. It reminds me of having a new ‘jotter’ or new book at school where the handwriting on the fresh new page was orderly and neat....

BH continues in its endeavours to educate and benefit the community within its heritage facility. The website is constantly being updated with village stories, photographs and anecdotes. Only this very morning I read articles regarding fungi and spiders that clearly...

October 9th saw “An Evening with Colin and Dave III”. It was a sell out night – an evening of anecdotal tales and photos of Bishopsteignton’s colourful characters and history. It was absolutely fabulous to see faces old and new enjoy a few drinks and engaging in the...

Museum news from October including the Colin and Dave Evening, museum status updates and nineteenth century October news.

This month, BH starts with a word of thanks to Chris Grimshaw and Chris Ford with their invaluable assistance in helping with listed building consent and a National Lottery Heritage Fund grant application.This joint initiative with the Community Centre and...

Newsletter updates from August and some fun ‘did you know?’ facts about Bishopsteignton

Updates from the Hub team including the schedule of VE Day events, winning the 2024-25 Community Recognition Award and traffic news from the past.

Updates from the Hub team including our nomination for the Bishopsteignton Parish Council 2024/25 ‘Community Recognition Award’, a royal outing, new research articles and the Molly Coombes photographic competition display at the Hub.