A musical score, written by Baron Andrew Lloyd Webber, is to make its debut at this year’s Devon County Show (16-18 May), in celebration of the Pony Club’s 90th year.
Over 60 Pony Club jockeys and their four-legged friends will take part in a Pageant in the main arena at 4.15pm on Saturday 18th May, the final day of the Devon County Show. It will conclude with a spectacular ride to this piece of music composed exclusively in celebration of the Pony Club’s milestone anniversary by the musical legend himself.
The Pony Club celebrates its 90th year in 2019 and the Pageant at...
This summer a little theatre company from Hertfordshire who are building a name for themselves around the UK with their unique brand of Adult Panto are out on the road with a very different kind of adult comedy.
The Market Theatre Company from Hitchin in Hertfordshire have been touring the UK since 2004 and have steadily built a cult following for their farcical, slick, innuendo-heavy adult panto’s which now run from November through to the beginning of March with over 30 venues visited last season - including Exmouth Pavilion on Friday 21 June.
Exeter City Council’s Chief Executive and Growth Director has thanked all staff who played a part in Thursday's local elections in the city.
Karime Hassan praised all those involved – some 500 people - in organising the elections, in the lead-up, during the day itself and at the count on the night.
“It is a massive undertaking and I can’t thank everyone enough for their efforts. This is local democracy at work and without the dedication of scores of City Council staff and many others, it just wouldn’t happen,” he said.
Exeter Green Party are celebrating after a historic win in the City Council elections. Diana Moore has become the city’s first elected Green councillor after a landslide victory in St David’s ward. She won the seat off Labour winning 1455 votes (55%) compared to Labour’s 796 (30%).
In jubilant mood, Diana said: “I feel hugely honoured to have been trusted by the people of St David’s to represent them on the City Council. It has been a pleasure to speak to hundreds of residents over the past year and I will do my best to represent them in the years ahead. I know that this result...
AS the bank holiday approaches, organisers of Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life are calling on the people of Exeter to put their time off to good use by picking a date and event to help beat cancer.
This year, for the first time, Cancer Research UK is inviting everyone – women, men and children – to join the Race for Life.
There are five Race for Life events to choose from in Exeter - including the much-loved 5k and 10k events, as well as Pretty Muddy 5k, 10k and Pretty Muddy Kids.
Every day, 90 people are diagnosed with cancer in the South West. That’s why the...
At one time, home and bathroom inspiration was delivered to us via glossy magazines. Next came online magazines, shortly followed by Pinterest. While we’re still a nation who endlessly pin those stunning styled shots of other people’s homes on our own ‘dream interior’ boards, we’re now obsessing over Instagram.
Finding home and bathroom ‘inspo’ is now something we can access in an instance. We can simply be watching TV while scrolling through hundreds of beautiful bathrooms.
As bathrooms are now giving a nod to the wellness and self-caretrends, they are portrayed as a place...
THERE was great football and a fantastic final at the annual Exeter City FC One Game One Community Group futsal tournament, where 10 teams competed for trophies and medals.
In the final, “Space Raiders” beat “Ability Counts B” 4-2 following a well contested game. The tournament featured teams including refugees and asylum seeking young people, players with a disability and the recently formed LGBT team, Exeter Apollo.
The tournament, which encourages participation from local community teams, was held at the University of Exeter’s Streatham Sports Complex on Sunday, April 28...
Business leaders from across Devon have celebrated the launch of a major new initiative to improve air pollution in Exeter and across the county. With the aim of removing the equivalent of 1,000 cars’ worth of emissions from the city’s air by the end of the year, Breathe Exeter aims to get businesses, public sector organisations and private drivers on board with new technology that helps motorists slash their vehicles’ emissions.
Over 45 businesses attended the event held at Exeter City Football Club, designed to build rapid engagement and involvement among drivers wishing to play...
Making new friends can be much harder when you are an adult. It is easy to make friends when you are a child and teenager but this all changes once you start to work full-time and have long-term relationships. Additionally, if you move to a new area or go through a breakup, you may find that you suddenly have much fewer people to socialise with which can be difficult. Fortunately, it is possible to make new friends when you are an adult if you know how and if you are willing to put yourself out there. Here are a few ways to try if you are looking to make new friends.
Recent research from the national body, Seafish, has uncovered that millennials eat 50% less fish than their grandparent’s generation. Are we surprised at this? The British tend to eat most of their fish fried, unlike their continental European neighbours who eat more grilled or simply cooked seafood. Restaurant owner and seafood chef Mitch Tonks has seen this himself and puts it partly down to there being very little for customers between fine dining seafood and traditional chippies and an increasing awareness but lack of information regarding sustainability.
