Brother Jacques: fantastic opening night - a must see production. Last night Saturday 13th April

Event Date: 
13/04/2013 - 7:30pm
Venue: 
QECC Lower School, Barnfield, Crediton

Presented by Crediton Operatic and Drama Society

Brother Jacques by Nick Stimson and Chris Williams

8th - 13th April 2013 QECC Lower School, Barnfield, Crediton

France 1789: Revolution

Three young men and a journey of passion, hope and discovery. The revolution brings them to Plymouth, prisoners of war on the hulk ships. Parole offers hope, but how will the peaceful town of Crediton react to the 'wretched Frenchmen'? Will this be the end of their suffering? Based on true events binding revolutionary France and Devon, England, this is a moving and...

Steve in step with charity fundraiser

Businessman puts his best foot forward as he joins Hospiscare's Men's Walk

What are your favourite top deck views of Devon?

Devon County Council is inviting residents to recommend their favourite, most scenic bus routes in the county.

And to encourage residents and visitors to use public transport more, they’ve produced five short film clips of views taken from some of Devon’s most scenic routes; including the 93 bus from Dartmouth to Plymouth, the Mayflower Link; the 308 from Barnstaple to Croyde; the 118 Tavistock to Barnstaple; the number 11 bus from Teignmouth to Torquay, and the 55 from Exeter to Tiverton.

“We’re very lucky to live in such a beautiful county, and so many of our bus routes...

Fundraising meat bingo in aid of Dunsford Cricket Club

Event Date: 
22/03/2013 - 7:30pm
Venue: 
Dunsford Village Hall

Dunsford Cricket Club are hosting a meat Bingo to raise funds for the new season and junior training facilities. Come along and feast yourself a fun time.

All meat is supplied by http://oinkers.co.uk/ who are local to Dunsford.

Dunsford Village is approximately 8 miles from Exeter City Centre on the B3212, Moretonhampstead road.

European countries pool expertise to save water

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Wed, 03/13/2013 - 10:57am

Intelligent water monitoring systems could soon be in place across Europe thanks to iWIDGET, a €5 million European Commission project that will use cutting-edge smart-metering technology to improve water use efficiency.

The project aims to improve understanding of the potential that smart-meters have to reduce waste and bring down the cost of water in households and businesses.

The project, which will run for three years, is led by Professor Dragan Savić, Founder and Co-director of the Centre for Water Systems at the University of Exeter.

Professor Savić said: “As...

Hays opens its doors in Exeter

Cementing its presence in Exeter, leading recruitment expert Hays has marked its ongoing commitment to the area by launching a new office in the city centre. Over 15 expert consultants will be based in the office at Dix’s Field, Exeter, EX1 1QA. The official launch on Tuesday 12 March was marked with an event where the Lord Mayor of Exeter, Councillor Rob Newby, spoke about employment in the area. Hays’ recruiting experts in Exeter cover nine disciplines including education, human resources, office support, accountancy and finance, senior finance, procurement and supply chain, social...

Witnesses sought following air rifle incident Exeter

Police are asking the public for information after two boys were seen shooting an air rifle at birds. The incident happened at around 4.30pm on Thursday 28 February 2013 in the car park near to bridge at Bromhams car park in Exeter. Officers are keen to speak to people who may have witnessed the incident or saw the boys with the weapon. Anyone with any information is asked to call Crimestoppers on 0800 555111 or the police switchboard on 101 quoting crime reference DE/13/1948

New personalised learning centre opens in Exeter

Devon County Council is pioneering the first sponsored academy chain in the country for its personalised learning centres.

The personalised learning service operates three centres, in Exeter, Barnstaple and Totnes.

They cater for students with specific medical or health problems and those who have been excluded from school.

The new £3.5 million centre in Exeter will be officially opened today (13 March) by the Chairman of Devon County Council, Jerry Brook.

The new Stansfield Centre on the Sowton Industrial Estate replaces the old, outdated facilities at...

Exeter car park deemed 'Best in Britain'!

Exeter's John Lewis Car Park, which recently underwent a £900,000 refurbishment and name change, has scooped a top national award.

The Car Park, which is run by Exeter City Council, was named Best Car Park Refurbishment of the Year at the British Parking Awards. The judges were so impressed with the car park they also gave it the Overall Winner award!

Previously called the King William Street Car Park, the facility was transformed in the lead up to opening of Exeter's John Lewis store last October. Refreshed and up-dated, the facility now offers motorists the freedom of...

Grecians hold league leaders to a draw at St James Park

Exeter City held npower League 2 leaders Gillingham to a 0-0 draw at St James Park with a strong all-round performance.

The defence were rarely troubled throughout the fixture, with the Grecians’ best chances coming in the first period – however Jamie Cureton couldn’t quite profit in his personal duel with Gills stopper Stuart Nelson.

A hooked effort in the second period by Danny Kedwell was the closest that the Gills came to breaking the deadlock midway through the second period, but eventually the result was another entertaining goalless draw for the Grecians.

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