They have a warning around these parts 'Beware of the Wounded Tiger'.
Having come unstuck at home to defending Aviva Premiership champions Harlequins on home soil the week previous, Leicester Tigers clearly had no intentions of suffering a similar fate as they welcome Exeter Chiefs into town.
Undone twice in the top flight by Rob Baxter's side last term, there would be no repeat this time round for the Tigers, who ran in three tries through winger Adam Thompstone, plus a further 15 points from the boot of fly-half Toby Flood.
The inaugural Business Expo ‘Business Gives Back’ held at Exeter Racecourse in aid of Devon Air Ambulance Trust (DAAT) during ‘National Air Ambulance Week’ is confirmed as a resounding success by organisers, thebestofexeter.
More than 400 delegates had the opportunity to visit local business exhibition stands and seminars presented by key-note speakers chaired by Derek Philips, with one-to-one business clinics in The Business Advice Centre. The day kicked-off with an early morning Big Breakfast chaired by Nick Agg-Manning, while Exeter Chamber of Commerce hosted a...
Rock radio giants Shinedown come to Exeter from Jacksonville after a packed-to-the-rafters gig at London’s Roundhouse and a triumphant slot at this year's Download Festival.
Newton Faulkner has sold over 1million albums in the UK alone. His debut Hands Built By Robots spent over 10 months inside the Top 40 Album Charts and become one of the Top 20 Biggest Selling UK digital albums of all time.
Following a sell-out West End run earlier in the year, the star of BBC2’s Mock The Week and BBC1’s Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow returns with a brand new show that questions the ideas of community and responsibility. How much should we share? And would the world be a better place if we all were self-sufficient and just took care of ourselves?
In addition to her numerous TV credits for the BBC, FIVE and Comedy Central, Ava can also be regularly heard on BBC Radio 4’s The News Quiz , Richard Herring’s Objective, and Stephen K Amos’s Idiots Guide To Life .
Enjoy two days in the orchard celebrating National Apple Day and old Devon customs. See Killerton’s 200-year-old cider press in action, have a go at harvesting apples, enjoy stalls, apple-crafts, food and music.
Open 11am-4pm on Saturday, 1pm-4pm on Sunday.
Adult £2, child £1, family ticket £5 National Trust members and under fives free entry.
Following their inspired homages Dub Side of the Moon and Radiodread, the reggae collective tackle the greatest selling record of all time - Michael Jackson's Thriller.
