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The London African Gospel Choir closed Budleigh Music Festival in spectacular style

Budleigh Music Festival strikes emotional chord with concertgoers

From the opening notes of the community choral day to the uplifting finale of the London African Gospel Choir, Budleigh Music Festival celebrated its 20th anniversary in style.

Taking place in the beautiful St Peter’s Church, the festival delivered world-class classical performances, inclusive community events, and stunning moments of musical magic.

More than 3,600 tickets were sold over the nine-day Festival, which included performances by Sir Michael Morpurgo and cellist Clare O’Connell, internationally acclaimed pianist Sir Stephen Hough, and Bath Philharmonia....

Why you should choose an online casino and not a regular one

Nowadays people prefer to play in online casino. Is it a good decision or a waste of time? You can decide it after reading this short preview. By the way, you can find thousands of pages on Google with reviews about online gambling, FAQ, introduction to online casinos, their pluses and minuses, how to get around gamstop . Also you can develop your own strategy. So let’s begin!

Advantages of online casinos

You can choose your favorite game, cause everything that suitable for you, easy to find online. From old games, like poker and roulette, to new, appeared just in 2020. Some new...

Join film-makers, experts and translators to discuss world cinema and take part in free screenings

People can join film-makers, experts and translators to watch and discuss classic films past and present as part of a special event to celebrate world cinema and documentaries.

University of Exeter MA students have provided new translations to feature films, which will be shown followed by a roundtable discussion between them and film-makers, academics, translators and film restorers.

The event will take place online on Saturday November 21, from 9:30 am - 6:30 pm and is part of the Being Human Festival of the Humanities.

The films come from three continents,...

Ways Exeter residents can enjoy a game of bingo, even during lockdown

When you think about bingo, you might immediately think of blue-haired women gathering to play their weekly game and gossip. And while it’s true that more women than men are generally attracted to the game, it’s actually popular across all age groups!

Bingo is one of the few social activities that it’s possible to take part in while maintaining social distancing, without altering the whole experience. It’s a great way to have some fun, feel a sense of community and maybe even make some new friends.

Mecca Bingo

Exeter’s Mecca bingo reopened following lockdown on the...

World’s biggest girl band hit the big screen at Vue Exeter

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Tue, 10/20/2020 - 12:56pm

FANS who missed out on Little Mix’s sold-out London O2 Arena shows will get an opportunity to see their idols on the big screen at Vue Exeter this November.

Having sold over 50 million records worldwide, received over three billion YouTube views and amassed a jaw-dropping 12 billion streams, Perrie Edwards, Jesy Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, and Jade Thirlwall have established Little Mix as the world’s biggest girl band.

After embarking on a European tour spanning 40 arenas – with 400,000 tickets sold, including a staggering five sold-out shows at London’s O2 Arena – the...

Nic Joly's latest work "we can be heroes" launches exclusively at Castle Fine Art

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Mon, 10/19/2020 - 10:39pm

Renowned sculptor Nic Joly has unveiled his latest work, created to help raise much-needed funds for NHS charities. The limited edition piece, which will go on display at Castle Fine Art galleries across the UK, is called ‘We Can Be Heroes’, and carries the message “Who Cares Wins”; a play on words of the famous SAS motto Who Dares Wins.

Nic, who put his time in lockdown to good use making plastic visors for critical workers, says this opened his eyes to the bravery of those people, and their true heroism in battling on all of our behalves. He explains:

“We are all doing...

Wizard of Oz set for Exeter Corn Exchange

The spirit of Christmas can never be defeated, and just like Santa, panto will always find a way to make an appearance!

That is certainly the case at Exeter Corn Exchange, where preparations are being made for this year’s pantomime, The Wizard of Oz!

In true theatre tradition the show must go on and with the Coronavirus pandemic, organisers have been working hard to ensure this year’s production allows safe family fun, with extra precautions put in place.

These include socially distanced seating, extra cleaning and a shorter running time without an interval....

Bear Grylls

Bear Grylls announces major new festival in Exeter

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Fri, 10/16/2020 - 12:05pm

Join Bear Grylls at the Gone Wild Festival on August Bank Holiday 2021. This new, action packed family festival is set to take place in the sweeping grounds of Powderham Castle, just outside Exeter.

Having explored the world and fostered a love of outdoor activities, Bear has co-designed a festival to give those with a thirst for excitement the ultimate family adventure. The festival schedule is packed with a range of fun activities, including kayaking on the Exe Estuary, Be Military Fit family group workouts, a purpose built obstacle course, abseiling and climbing. Expert...

The reopening of land-based casinos in the United Kingdom

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Fri, 10/16/2020 - 11:38am

The UK Gambling Commission recently published data showing how the temporary closure and reopening of land-based betting shops has impacted gambling behaviour in the UK. The commission announced that online gamblers spent less time and money on online casinos in July compared to the previous month. Online sports betting and poker also had a steep decline in July. This suggests that the reopening of land-based betting shops had a substantial impact on the domestic igaming industry.

Casinos and betting shops across the United Kingdom were forced to close their doors in March...

Local author launches new novel set in the area

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 10/15/2020 - 10:59pm

In the fascinating new novel I Know You, Don’t I? (Wallace Publishing, RRP £8.99, October 2021), author Bethany Askew transports us into the world of Carly Spurway, an optician who has just moved back to the area where she grew up, and who is trying to put a lot of things behind her.

When Carly is visiting a local gallery and is mistaken for old school friend Caroline Westminster, she has the chance to re-invent her life.

As the lines between fantasy and reality become blurred, the web of deceit Carly weaves around herself for protection threatens instead to trap her....

Ocean Film Festival

Ocean Film Festival launches virtual tour this autumn

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 10/15/2020 - 7:31pm

Ocean Film Festival World Tour sets sail for the UK! Virtual edition – October & November 2020 The Ocean Film Festival World Tour is bringing a brand-new collection of mesmerising ocean-themed films to UK shores this October and November, in its first ever virtual edition!

The online film evenings involve a collection of astounding short films telling stories of seafaring adventure, carefree characters and mind-blowing marine life from the depths of the big blue. Witness wild nautical voyages, captivating coastal scenery and stunning cinematography from the comfort of your...

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