Calling Exeter Chiefs fans (and wannabe X Factor finalists!) , come and join Exeter Chiefs' Neil ‘Diamond’ Clarky and Chiefs players after the Scarlets game on the 15th December in the Wigwam Bar at Sandy Park for a right royal rugby knees up of a traditional rugby singalong and karaoke!
Part of Neil's testimonial year celebrations, tickets are only an amazing £10 which will include a free pint and a free pasty.
Spaces are strictly limited so please book early to avoid disappointment.
Mix with the Chiefs and enjoy a great evening together!
Concerns for a 57-year-old man, who police were looking for after he went missing from his Dawlish home, have been allayed after he was found safe and sound in the town yesterday.
Christmas is fast approaching and with the colder weather also arriving, cosy chimney fires are being lit. Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service are encouraging you to check your chimney is clean, safe and swept for Santa’s arrival.
Chimney fires can cause serious structural damage to a home, with the risks being even greater if the property has a thatched roof. The damage is not only fire based but also the dirt and smell left from all the soot and smoke, which would affect your personal property, including all your Christmas presents.
Exeter City’s Supporters’ Trust is buoyed by the news that members of the club’s First Team squad have given their backing to the latest Trust Recruitment Campaign, by becoming members of the Trust, writes Martin Lawrence.
Joining the rank and file Trust membership is Club Captain Danny Coles, who was eager to lead by example by supporting the Trust’s Recruitment Campaign. Coles joins the Trust just days after City Manager Paul Tisdale launched the latest recruitment drive by renewing his own Trust membership.
Club Captain Coles joins the Trust along with influential...
New research has revealed a significant gap between what the government claims are the biggest security threats facing the UK and the fears of the population. Terrorism is not perceived as the most important threat to everyday life despite claims by policy makers.
Politics researchers at the Universities of Exeter and Warwick led detailed focus groups across the UK and conducted a nationwide survey as part of an Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) funded project which looked at public attitudes towards security threats.
Bored of plastic tat and tinny tinsel? Why not make your own Christmas decorations from nature?
Join our Christmas workshop this Sunday in our Dome in the forest, using lovely natural materials from the forest when Johanna Korndorfer, revives her popular decoration workshop.
Gifts aren’t just found under the tree – they are also found outside among the trees. Make your own beautiful Christmas wreath using Haldon Forest materials like fir and moss. Then make another and give it to a friend. Festoon your tree with natural decorations and decorate your table with candles that...
Stagecoach has just reported that the road between Halberton and Sampford Peverall has been closed by the fire brigade, with the closure due to remain in place for the remainder of the day. "Our 1 service will therefore not be able to serve stops between Halberton and Uffculme, diverting on the 1A route and then returning to its route from Uffculme onwards."
Exeter City having been looking sharp again on the pitch recently and off it they certainly look the part thanks to Moss Bros and Ted Baker.
The two companies, who between them represent the biggest names in menswear, have recently combined to set up the Grecian players with beautifully fitted suits, shirts and matching ties to leave them the envy of many bigger clubs when they arrive for home matches and formal occasions.
Moss Bros, whose branch in Princesshay already supplies a number of City staff and fans with a range of clothes, is known for top designer name...
Exeter Braves wrapped up their Aviva Premiership A League campaign with a convincing 49-7 victory over London Wasps at Henley.
The reigning champions were in ruthlesss mood up in Oxfordshire as they ran in seven tries in another polished performance.
Youngsters Justin Blanchet, Sam Simmonds and Will Carrick-Smith (pictured) all crossed for a brace of tries, whilst there was a further touchdown for Chris Budgen. Fly-half Henry Slade weighed in with a further 12 points to complete a hugely satisfying night for the visitors.
