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John Nettles presents Devon's Great War

2. West... Where Fighting Men are Bred

As WWI breaks and the tourists leave, men from Devon are recruited for battle

• 19 mins

Union Street 1: The Plot

Meet the team who are reimagining derelict pubs, clubs and cinemas.

• 8 mins

Union Street 2. The Clipper

An abandoned pub has a new lease of life in Union Street

• 6 mins

Union Street 3. Union Corner

Markets, music and mayhem, all now thriving in the once forgotten Union Corner

• 6 mins

Union Street 4. The Millennium

A cinema, a roller disco, a dance hall and a club; The Millennium building was all

• 11 mins

Union Street 5. C103

Growing mushrooms, the first step towards and urban farm

• 11 mins

Visit Canada, in Devon (no passport required)

Wolford Chapel is officially Canadian territory, and in Devon

• 5 mins

The history of milk production in East Devon

Charlie Taylor visited the site of the St Ivel dairy in Hemyock to find out more.

• 6 mins

The secrets behind the perfect pitch

John Acres meets the people who devote themselves to Plymouth Argyles pitch.

• 5 mins

See the secrets inside Plymouth's famous shipwreck

The SS James Egan Layne lies in 25ft of water in Whitsand bay, and still has secrets

• 3 mins

The Gardening Game

1. How Devon shaped the history of gardens

Looking at the guile of Devon's gardeners over time, and the development of gardens.

• 7 mins

The Gardening Game

2. Did Devon have the first public Garden?

Jo Loosemore explores the role Devon has played in the development of gardening.

• 8 mins

The Gardening Game

3. Was the first gardener from Devon?

Jo Loosemore on how Devon shaped the development of gardening

• 6 mins

Breakers yard 1: What goes on in a breakers yard?

Caroline Densley finds out what happens in a breakers yard in Devon

• 5 mins

Breakers yard 2: Do you know what car parts can be recycled?

Caroline's proper job gets started with recycling car parts and hopefully saving money

• 4 mins

Breakers yard 3: How high can you pile cars?

Rules have changed over the years, but car stacking still happens. How does it happen?

• 4 mins

What lies behind these hidden gates?

Caroline Densley has been behind the gates at Stover County Park to find out

• 5 mins

Hidden away: Glimpse inside 'iconic' Devon building

Now derelict, Torquay's Pavilion might be brought back to life. Emma Ruminski goes inside

• 3 mins

"The busiest pre war junction outside London" Happy Birthday A38 Parkway

The A38 Parkway is celebrating its 40th birthday, and historian Chris Robinson explains.

• 6 mins

Do we still need traditional hedgerows in Devon?

Paul Lamb lays traditional hedgerows across the South West and is convinced that we do

• 6 mins

Hocking's 1: Meet the man behind the legendary Devon ice cream

Geoff Hocking's family have been making ice cream in North Devon for decades.

• 6 mins

Hocking's 2: How many ice creams can one van carry?

Fabien is an ice cream man for Hocking's and he gave John Acres a van tour

• 8 mins

Hocking's 3: "quality is something we are not prepared to compromise on"

Meet Christian Hocking, he gave John Acres his first taste of Hocking's ice cream

• 8 mins

Hocking's 4: Where it all began. The original Hockings ice cream van, with a surprise!

Custom made for Hockings a1928 Morris Cowley was the first Hocking's ice cream van,

• 6 mins

Hocking's 5: From the army front line to front line ice cream sales

An armour plated land rover has been converted to sell ice cream

• 7 mins