So began the first day of Woolacombe at War. With the onset of war the first of many changes began in Woolacombe with the arrival of the Fourth Division of the London Yeomanary and the evacuees .

Next time you're looking for a fabulous beach, you won't have to travel too far afield. A host of British beaches have been named among Europe and the world's best, according to a new TripAdvisor poll ...

Everyone was clearly having a great deal of fun – after months of boredom, confinement and stress, who could blame them? Natalie spent a decade working as an in-house journalist on the Telegraph ...

When you think of Woolacombe, you might think of summer holidays, buckets and spades, ice creams and splashing in the sea. The award-winning beach, with its three mile expanse of golden sand, ...

Natalie spent a decade working as an in-house journalist on the Telegraph Travel desk before moving from east London to Bath. She's experienced at commissioning, writing and editing and is The ...

From water slides and climbing walls to an art shed and ceramic studio, there's no shortage of entertainment at the Woolacombe Bay Holiday Park THE sun is shining and adventures galore await on the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (Byron Woolacombe) Nothing beats UK's postcard-worthy coastlines on a sunny day, but these soul-soothing landscapes of rolling ...

'Why are pirates called pirates? Because they just ha-hargh!' And with the first of Pirate Pete’s many wisecracks still ringing in our ears, we are off on a tour of Bristol’s old town, the ...

THE bright lights of Woolacombe are reflected in a calm, still sea as we stroll the beach by moonlight. A family toasts marshmallows over a bonfire, wrapped up in coats and scarves. Who knew a winter ...

Devon's growing reputation as a surf venue has received a big boost, with the news that Woolacombe is to host the 2004 European Inter-Club Surf Championships. The North Devon resort won the right to ...

I consider myself to have had a very privileged childhood , having been bought up in the scenic coastal villages of Woolacombe and its precipitous neighbour Mortehoe. With great nostalgia I recall ...