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this treat then in June Christopher Bradley is to talk on ‘Magnificent Mosaics’ – a window in to the colourful Roman world. We see how they built on earlier Greek traditions, the cities in which they lived, the gods and myths in which they believed and the exotic lives they lived – from Britain to Sicily and from Morocco to Syria. This is a real window in to a lost fascinating world.


Steam Packet For those trembling on their knees


and weeping outside the door of


Mango’s ‘on the move’ Mango’s On the Move is a newly refurbished horsebox


café coming to Darthaven Marina on the 16th May. A small sister café to Mango’s in Exeter - established in 2016 - and Milsons Point, Sidmouth - established 2019 - Mango’s ‘OTM’ will share the same ethos in supporting independent businesses around the South West and ensuring all produce is locally grown and reared. Open from 8am, it will be serving up pastries, bacon sandwiches and delicious cakes, as well as savoury lunch options and snacks. Find it perched just past the car park right on the water’s edge, bring your dogs for a treat and enjoy panoramic views of the river Dart over a cup of coffee and a freshly baked croissant!


the now closed Steam Packet the rumour on the street is that the building is to be refurbished with a new kitchen and a re-wiring throughout. Information from the Kingswear Rumour Mill is notoriously unreliable so I’m not going to go in to any more detail here and now, but it does seem that the pub will re-open in about six months with a Brixham family at the helm. So put your tongues back into your mouths oh thirsty folk, and be patient.


Bespoke outdoor living spaces Low maintenace, anti-slip composite decking. Contemporary glass balustrades


www.mccombedecking.co.uk


01803 732455


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