Topsham is an attractive town on the Exe estuary, Devon, in England's Westcountry. Now part of Exeter, it nevertheless maintains a distinctive identity. Loved by its locals, and savoured by those who visit, Topsham offers river walks; wildlife; a Saturday morning market; many characterful shops, restaurants and inns; and quiet space to sit and watch the sailing boats go by. But while present-day Topsham is undoubtedly picturesque and has a rich historical heritage, it always has been a working town. Despite no longer being one of the great trading ports of Britain, it continues to have a very strong business and commercial life, with traditional maritime trades continuing alongside the modern and computerised. The site aims to support and encourage the current and future community, so that the history which awaits us may be just as interesting and rewarding.

TOPJAM

Monday, June 03, 2013  Ray Girvan  No comments

Sunday 23rd June, The Nelson
TOPJAM 
Open Mic & Jam Sessions
All musicians & singers welcome
All ages, all ability
For more info, call Martin on 07917771651
See us also on Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/TopJam/

The Clubhouse

Saturday, April 13, 2013  Ray Girvan  No comments

the clubhouse - Topsham R.F.C.
more than just sport

We need your help. We need to raise £30,000 more to finish our new facilities.

Our club is a registered charitable organisation, and we aim to serve the whole community of Topsham.

You will be able to hire our venue and we plan to run activities & events for everyone.

For more information about what we are doing & to make a gift, please visit our website, or call Neil on 07545 952 423. Thank you.

www.theclubhousetopsham.com

Estuary Magazine. Apr 2013

Tuesday, April 09, 2013  Ray Girvan  No comments

Estuary Magazine for April 2013 is now in print.
 
Estuary Magazine is a monthly community magazine for Topsham, available from Topsham News, The Topsham Bookshop, and other local shops.

Comprising 56 pages, Estuary Magazine includes events, society news, local articles, contact addresses for local services and amenities, etc. Contributions in the form of articles, poetry, drawings or interesting reports of ventures or adventures are always welcome.
 
More details.

Lower Clyst Project: last chance to comment

Wednesday, February 27, 2013  Ray Girvan  1 comment

Nigel Cheffers-Heard of the Bridge Inn just drew my attention to a flyer by the Save the Clyst group, which opposes the Lower Clyst Project, the controversial Environment Agency plan to create an intertidal habitat on the flatlands of the Lower Clyst. The

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Topsham Museum News

Monday, February 04, 2013  Ray Girvan  No comments

Topsham Museum reopens for 2013 on 27th March.

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