Local author Justin Newland will be visiting Exeter Library to sign copies of his novel, The Genes of Isis.
The event will take place in the Rougemont Lounge from 11 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. on Saturday 8th September, 2018.
The novel is an epic fantasy and supernatural thriller set under Ancient Egyptian skies and weaves together two threads: the story of the flood in the Book of Genesis and the myth of Isis and Osiris. Justin’s second novel, The Old Dragon’s Head, is a historical fantasy set in Old China (published November 2018)....
Exeter Central Library, which is being refurbished by Mansell, a Balfour Beatty brand, will be opening its doors to the public on 27 and 28 September for the UK Contractors Group Open Doors Weekend. Open Doors Weekend aims to promote the diverse world of modern construction by giving the public access to selected construction sites around the UK. The initiative also aims to give young people an insight into careers in construction with advice to be provided on the day. The public can book their place by visiting: www.opendoorsweekend.co.uk
Plans to improve the public space outside Exeter Central Library will be considered by Councillors next week.
The scheme , which will go before the Exeter Highways and Traffic Orders Committee on Tuesday (23 July), aims to provide a more attractive pedestrian environment, improve links with the cultural quarter and wider city and address accessibility issues.
Designed following extensive consultation with key stakeholder groups, it is hoped the proposed improvements will maximise the potential for the area to be enjoyed for a range of uses and events associated with the...
Construction work has started on the multi-million pound project to transform Exeter Central Library into a first class facility for information, learning and culture.
The flagship 1960s building has been officially handed over to leading construction company Mansell who have been appointed by Devon County Council to undertake the redevelopment.
The ambitious scheme will see a range of improvements made to the library including better accessibility, increased space for children and a new café.
Hoardings are being put up around site and the first task to safely...
Book lovers in Devon are being invited to celebrate World Book Night at the County Council’s libraries next week.
Each year World Book Night organisers recruit 20,000 volunteers to hand out 20 copies of their favourite book from the World Book Night list to members of their community who don’t regularly read.
It takes place on 23 April, which is a symbolic date for world literature as it is the birth and death day of Shakespeare, as well as the death day of Cervantes, the great Spanish novelist. It is in their honour that UNESCO appointed it the international day of the...
