On 15th November 2012 passed away peacefully in hospital after a short illness aged 75 years of Exeter.
Beloved husband of the late Jean, loving dad of Mark and Marcella, father-in-law of Kate and Darren, devoted grandad of Joseph, Jacob, Chloe and Zach.
Funeral Service on Tuesday 27th November at Exeter Crematorium (St Peter’s Chapel) at 12.15pm.
Family flowers only, donations if desired to CLIC Sargent by retiring collection or c/o M Sillifant & Sons, Family Funeral Directors, 19-20 Holloway Street, Exeter EX2 4JD.
Beloved wife of Donald and a loving mother of Sally & Zoë.
Funeral Service on Tuesday 27th November at Exeter Crematorium (St Peter’s Chapel) at 11.30am.
Family flowers only, donations if desired for Exeter Hospice or RNLI by retiring collection or c/o M Sillifant & Sons, Family Funeral Directors, 19-20 Holloway Street, Exeter EX2 4JD.
Today is the day we've all been waiting for, as Princesshay prepares to welcome its newest restaurant YO! Sushi to the wide choice of cuisines already available at the city centre. The Lord Mayor is due to cut the ribbon at 11.30 this morning.
Why not pop in and sample the menu. YO! Sushi's food is fresh, seasonal and prepared daily by trained chefs. With 91 dishes to choose from, the conveyor belts are always stacked with delicious offerings so you can start eating straight away. And the colour coded pricing system means you can control how much or little you spend. There...
Once upon a time in a land far away, a beautiful princess was born. Cursed by the wicked fairy Carabosse, she was destined to spend her life as the Sleeping Beauty… until awakened by true love’s kiss.
Come and join ELTC in their 58th annual Traditional Pantomime where girls play boys in tights, men become brash women, good overcomes evil and where the audience from 3-103 can let their hair down and let themselves go.
You can hiss and boo the baddies, cheer on the hero, and shout yourselves hoarse. This show promises to be packed full of colour, fun and plenty of slapstick...
With the holiday season rapidly approaching, why not enjoy an evening out and take a relaxing, retro journey into the intriguing and uplifting world of Clare Teal's Festive Fiesta - a unique blend of seasonal swing, cheeky Latin grooves and a smattering of cozy fireside ballads to add a little romance.
Clare and her exceptional band invite you to a fabulous 1950s themed cocktail party of sounds and songs made famous by the likes of Peggy Lee, Doris Day, Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole and Ella Fitzgerald, all delivered with her inimitable style and flair plus a huge dollop of...
Why not join Dick Whittington and his faithful feline friend Tommy on their quest to seek fame and fortune in the city of London, where the streets are paved with gold and the evil Queen Rat dwells.
Dick dreams of being Lord Mayor of London but he is going to need all the help he can get from the beautiful Alice, Sarah the Cook, and of course lots of school kids!!
Also joining the cast on stage will be pupils from Dance Arts Theatre School in Exmouth, and Crealy Great Adventure Park’s very own loveable Buddy Bear. This really is a Christmas treat not to be missed....
Three Devon vocal groups come together this December at The Barnfield Theatre for an evening of festive fun and great music.
The 120-strong VoiceWorx Community Choir will be performing a rich variety of songs from pop and rock to classical favourites in celebration of their 5th Birthday! They combine with BLAZE! the North Devon Youth Vocal Sensation and VoiCez from Cullompton Community College to create a fantastic evening of energetic and seasonal music, directed by Alan Boxer.
Following on from 2011′s highly successful show A Victorian Christmas, acclaimed historical entertainment company Blast from the Past delve further back in time for 2012 to bring you A Medieval Christmas.
Featuring long-forgotten festive songs (plus some surprisingly familiar carols!) played on authentic instruments such as cittern, hurdy-gurdy, bagpipes and shawm, this celebration of Yuletide Past is sure to warm the hearts of young and old. Christmas in the Middle Ages was very different from the celebration that we know today – yet many of our Yuletide customs stem from this...
The police and Hospital Players return again with their fun filled pantomime, and helping to raise money for local charities too. This year they have decided to have the pantomime in December hoping to get you in that Christmas mood!
Mother Goose is a tale of rags to riches, all thanks to a goose which lays golden eggs. There are good guys and bad guys along the way, along with a few foot tapping tunes too!
Performances at 7.30pm nightly, matinee at 2pm on Saturday and Sunday.
