Monday 4th June 10.30am to 6pm. FREE admission and parking. Disabled Access. Hot and Cold refreshments. FREE tours of the Bell Tower and historic Governors Room.
Postcode EX17 2AH. There is a bus stop near the church and Crediton station on the Tarka Line is only 15min walk from the church. For photos and videos of previous Flower Festivals visit our Facebook page www.facebook.com/creditonparishchurchfestivals
The matter of self-awareness and who we believe we are is probably the most critical, and yet frequently ignored of our lives. Generally speaking we do not think much about our identity and for most of the time are content to go with the social labels and titles ascribed to us – neighbour, friend, parent, child, sibling, relative, colleague, and so on. We rarely give a second thought to our roles other than the obvious, and how we relate to the wider community around us is usually determined by these narrow functions. However, who others say we are (who do you say that I am?) is...
The future of cross-border trade for your business
The Trade Horizons Roadshow is coming to Exeter this July to provide local businesses with the advice and tools needed to prepare for Brexit and to take advantage of future international sales opportunities .
Attend our interactive Exeter leg of the roadshow to hear from Green & Blacks Co-Founder, Jo Fairley, who will share her export story and provide practical insight on how his businesses are preparing for Brexit. Jo will be joined on stage by Brexit expert, Sam Lowe from The Centre for European Reform, who will...
Exeter City is delighted to announce that St James Park will be hosting a World Cup Fanzone which features a giant screen in the stadium for a minimum of England’s three group matches and the World Cup final.
St James Park will be a hive of activity, with drinks promotions, music and then of course the big matches live from the IP Office Main Stand at St James Park.
Guarantee yourself a seat to watch the games with the best possible view of all the action whilst being part of the stadium atmosphere to cheer England on from the home of football in Exeter.
From the devastation of the Leningrad Blockade , 1941, came one of the most life-affirming pieces of music ever to be composed. Dmitri Shostakovich's 7th Symphony lifted an entire city in its darkest hour, instilling renewed faith in our capabilities as individuals, as well as the unifying spirit of a people as one. The Conductor is a concert-play: a story told, and woven within the music of the symphony itself. They watched the skies, waiting for anything to lift their hearts, and their prayers were answered in a moment that revealed the true dignity and power that art may serve....
Looking for veg inspiration? These two-hour, hands-on cooking classes will give you ample veg inspiration – and the chance to see whether a Riverford veg box is for you. Together we’ll turn a brimming box of veg, fresh from our farm, into an inspirational organic feast. You’ll get stuck in, learning lots of essential skills – such as the best way to slice greens and segment citrus, and how to make sure your onions never catch in the pan. If you would like to try a box we’ll show you the range, set up your Riverford Account and get you started. You can top up, change your order or swap...
Holidays are a time to kick back, relax and enjoy a break with your loved ones. Traditionally, UK tourists have been shunning their own country for overseas holidays, but all that has changed in recent years. Three out of five Brits have revealed that they’ll be holidaying in the UK this year, while, Devon and neighbouring county Cornwall take the top spot for destination of choice. With multiple attractions available in Devon and it being easy and convenient to access no matter where in the UK you’re based, it’s easy to see why staycations in Exeter come out on top.
Devon businessman Mark Sealey and Army veteran Alan Bustin-Mulkern have launched the boat that will carry them right the way through the world’s toughest rowing race – the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge.
With the aim of raising huge amounts for blood-delivery charity Devon Freewheelers Emergency Voluntary Service (EVS) – also known as the Blood Bikes – Alan and Mark launched their boat for the colossal challenge at the Royal Western Yacht Club in Plymouth.
The outing gave the pair a small taste of what’s to come when they set off on their 3000-mile mission.
There’s finally some good news for motorists in the South West, after new data has revealed car insurance premiums are tumbling in 2018.
Quarterly data released by the UK’s leading price comparison website, MoneySuperMarket, highlights a significant drop in the price of car insurance, with the average fully comprehensive policy falling £70 in the first three months of 2018, from £574.11 to £504.
The data is based on analysis of 1.7 million car insurance quotes on MoneySuperMarket between January and March 2018. It suggests insurers are reducing premiums following...
