The Hideaway Torquay

Oddfellows is a mutual society dedicated to fostering friendship and community support across the UK. With a history dating back to 1810, it offers a variety of social events, wellbeing support, and local activities designed to connect members and enhance their quality of life. The organisation hosts around 750 events monthly, encouraging participation and interaction among members, whether in person or online. Through educational initiatives and charitable outreach, Oddfellows aims to improve the lives of its members while providing a strong sense of belonging and community. Generated from the website

Heavitree Social Club is the venue for the Exeter Junior Chess Club, which operates during the academic year from September to May. This club serves as a dedicated space for young chess enthusiasts to engage in coaching and competitions. In addition to regular meetings, the club hosts various events, including the DJCA Open Spring Tournament and opportunities for juniors to participate in competitions across different age categories. The club is affiliated with Dr Dave's junior section of Exeter Chess Club and the Devon Junior Chess Association, providing a robust environment for developing chess skills. Generated from the website

Exmouth Wedding Venue offers a stunning 16th-century barn for civil ceremonies and a picturesque outdoor ceremony space in a tranquil orchard, ideal for couples seeking a rustic yet charming backdrop for their special day. The spacious reception barn, known as The Cowshed, can accommodate up to 100 guests for a sit-down meal, with the option to extend celebrations for an additional 50 guests into the evening. With on-site accommodation for up to 28 guests and a relaxed campsite for additional attendees, the venue ensures that friends and family can celebrate together in comfort. Couples have the freedom to personalise their wedding experience, from selecting their own caterers to choosing decorative elements that reflect their unique style. Generated from the website