A former BBC journalist hailing from Devon is the new Conservative Parliamentary candidate for East Devon.
Simon Jupp was chosen at a selection meeting at Exmouth Community College earlier today (Saturday), attended by more than a hundred local Conservative members. Devon and Cornwall Police and Crime Commissioner, Alison Hernandez, moderated the debate of candidates.
Ensuring that East Devon is a safe, secure and flourishing community attracting investment in business and infrastructure are Simon’s priorities for East Devon.
As World Cup fever hits, the nation is filled with early risers, demonstrating their commitment to the sport by watching with a coffee and a bacon sandwich instead of a beer. The beauty of a world tournament is that it inspires people of all ages as a nation comes together to cheer on their team. From surprising underdogs to nail-biting David and Goliath matches, the rugby World Cup 2019 promises to deliver on entertainment, skill, and a few unexpected surprises. If the man in your life loves a bit of rugby, take a look at our top gifts for men who love sport in general and rugby in...
Award-winning consulting, civil and structural engineers, surveyors and designers, structureHaus with offices in Exeter, London and Stuttgart, announces the appointment of Gemma Thornhill as new principal engineer.
Following her graduation from the University of Bath, Gemma has worked on a number of prestigious projects including the Palace of Westminster, Halley V1 Antarctic Research Station and BBC EastEnders Film Set Redevelopment. She has also worked in a variety of sectors such as commercial, retail and health as well as a series of secondary schools and further education...
Staff from Barratt Homes and David Wilson Homes sites across the Exeter area took time to pay their respects on Remembrance Sunday.
A mixture of staff from development sites all took part in gathering for a moment’s silence, as well as colleagues from the main offices in Exeter.
Special flags bearing poppies and the words ‘Lest we forget’ were installed as a sign of respect, in honour of the service and sacrifice of the Armed Forces community, veterans and civilians involved in conflicts past and present.
Signage at the sites were also updated with images of poppies...
Exeter charity SAFE has supported survivors of domestic abuse for 45 years, currently delivering specialist prevention and recovery support for adults and children. Working within a multi-agency service framework, SAFE offers a holistic “whole family approach” to recovery.
“The UK is currently in a national domestic violence crisis, with domestic homicides at 5 year high”, says CEO Emma Morris.
“Supporting families to fully recover from the trauma they have experienced as a result of domestic violence is absolutely essential. The damage that occurs spans emotional wellbeing...
East Devon District Council is pioneering a new way of helping its residents discover more about their recycling and waste service through the Amazon Alexa.
District households who have an Amazon virtual assistant can now ask Alexa about recycling thousands of household items and seek advice on everything from checking when collections are, reporting missed collections and asking for new recycling containers with the answers being tailored to the residents’ address.
People who want to use this new ‘recycling skill’ must live in the East Devon District Council catchment area...
Take time out of the busy festive season to sit back, relax and enjoy Christmas in Devon on the calm and sheltered waters of the River Exe. Our festively decorated boats have covered and heated lower decks, with cosy blankets, plenty of fresh air and great views on our upper outside deck. You will have a warm welcome with a glass of proper homemade mulled wine and a tasty warmed minced pie to enjoy whilst you sit back and take a breather from the busy Christmas season.
Sailing through December and January – all the way through the Christmas and New Year period – with live,...
Join us travelling at a relaxing pace as we sail along Exeter Canal, sit back and soak up the scenery, watch the locks come to life, the swing bridge majestically open, before enjoying the seaside town of Exmouth or Exeter’s Historic Quayside. This is a one-way trip where you can either board from Exmouth to travel up to Exeter or depart from Exeter to travel to Exmouth. For your return journey there are ample public transport links within a few minutes flat walk at both Exmouth and Exeter and our crew will be happy to point the way!
Our Guided Bird Watching Cruises are ideal for anyone who would like to see the many thousands of birds that migrate to the area during the autumn and winter months. Suitable for beginners and beneficial to experts these cruises have a full commentary throughout from ornithologists Dave Smallshire and Derek Carter. You will discover and learn all about the species, habitat and behaviors of the thousands of birds on the Exe Estuary and East Devon Coast.
The award-winning Chunk of Devon pasties – both steak and vegetarian – are available to pre-order and the hot and super tasty Rod...
Princesshay is pleased to announce it is supporting Purple Tuesday, taking place on 12th November, committing to change to improve accessibility and experience to all. Purple Tuesday has been developed by disability organisation Purple; which works with businesses to improve the customer experience for disabled people.
The day itself will see Princesshay’s charity of the year, Living Options promoting the charity’s work which enables people with disabilities to have the opportunity to live the life they choose. Living Options representatives will also be in Debenhams for the day...
