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BBC Radio Interview

BBC Radio and the Old Exeter Inn

The delightful Pippa Quelch interviewed the Old Exeter Inn’s owner, David Hattersley, on her BBC Radio Devon show on October 27 2022.

To read more about the age of the Old Exeter Inn, click here.

You can listen to the interview here

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