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Allow extra time to get to Exeter Airport

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Thu, 08/28/2014 - 11:07am

Passengers travelling from Exeter Airport are advised to allow extra time to get to the airport due to roadworks.

Work to upgrade the access road between the A30 and the airport has started and passengers are advised to allow an extra 20 minutes when travelling to the airport during widening work until March.

The narrow width of the B3184 road causes traffic congestion, particularly for larger vehicles and HGVs but the £1.4 million scheme, which is due be finished by spring 2015, will increase the width of the B3184, will improve traffic visibility and increase safety for...

5 things to do during a break in Exeter

A stay in a bed and breakfast in Exeter can be lazy and leisurely. There are so many great restaurants, shops and cultural sites that it’s easy to pass a week meandering around the city and watching the world go by. But you can also make your holiday full of adventure.

In and around the city you’ll find some incredible activities that will inject excitement into your stay in your bed and breakfast in Exeter.

• Turn Into Tarzan. Nobody’s suggesting you swing from vines in a loincloth and wrestle crocodiles with your bare hands, but a visit to Go Ape will unlock your inner...

Road closures for link road work

Another major lift is planned to take place at the South Devon Link Road site this weekend, as the next set of bridge beams are lifted into place.

On Thursday night (21 August) a large crane will begin to lift a series of steel bridge beams, measuring up to 30 metres long, into position at Hamelin Way, Torquay. This operation will take place over three nights with a fourth night, Sunday 24 August, being available as a contingency.

The beams, each weighing up to 40 tonnes, will form part of the construction of Torbay Ring Road Underbridge, Structure 34 and will span the...

Tips to Fit in Smoothly on a London Visit

Authored by henrywill
Posted: Mon, 08/11/2014 - 1:18pm

London is the most exciting and diverse cities on the planet and visited by millions of people from all over the world.

Etiquette and Attitude

But when you land up in London for a visit to the city be gentile and be a good guest in the city. Keep in mind the truth you are in a unique country that has a rich heritage. So during your visit in London never expect things to look like your own country.

The British culture values good manners. So do not feel miserly in saying ‘please and ‘thank you at the appropriate occasions. During your London travel if you bump into...

Warnings of dangerous A30 queues

Police are warning motorists of potential congestion on the A30 in the Okehampton area this summer. The temporary closure of Sourton Service Station for refurbishment is likely to cause congestion at Belstone Services in the coming weeks. Traffic signs are in place warning motorists to slow down, including one at Whiddon Down, the junction prior to Belstone Services. Inspector Mark Sloman, Sector Inspector for West Devon, said: “We are concerned the increased traffic at Belstone Services will create dangerous queues westbound on the A30 at the Okehampton junction. “The junction is on the...

More holiday homes needed in SW

Authored by Ewan Davy
Posted: Wed, 08/06/2014 - 11:51am

One of the longest spells of dry and sunny weather in living memory has led to record levels of customer demand for holidays in the UK and South West. Exeter-based Blue Chip Holidays, the region's largest provider of four-and five-star self catering properties, has such high demand that it is on the look out for additional high-end properties to meet the last-minute rush for family breaks.

Commenting on the strengthening of the staycation phenomena Allan Lambert, Managing Director of Blue Chip Holidays, and Director of The Institute of Travel and Tourism, said: “Customers have...

Third of Brits unable to read a map

Research carried out by GPS technology specialists Garmin, to mark their 25th anniversary, reveals that over a third (39%) of people don’t know how to navigate using a traditional map and need to rely on guided directions in order to get them to their destination. As a result one in 10 (16%) admit that they are heavily reliant on a sat nav, even using it for journeys they make often.

Almost half (40%) of people refuse to openly admit when they get lost for fear of embarrassment. Almost a third (29%) refuse to seek help and ask for directions altogether, despite being lost, with...

Flybe secures partnership with world’s largest student travel booking agency

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Tue, 07/29/2014 - 10:23am

Flybe, Europe’s largest regional airline, is delighted to announce a landmark deal with STA Travel confirming its status as the Preferred Partner for Student and Youth Travel which will see a range of affordable seat fares offered for sale across Flybe’s extensive 180+ route network to STA Travel’s customer base.

STA Travel is the world’s largest student and youth travel company, operating in over 63 countries and has more than 230 retail stores globally in addition to its web booking engine that offers 24/7 global travel help. It has a high profile through a number of promotional...

Are you fit to tow this summer?

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Mon, 07/28/2014 - 12:02am

People are being urged to help cut the number of towing related incidents on the country’s major roads this summer by checking their caravan or trailer before setting out.

There were 516 towing related incidents recorded on Highways Agency roads in the South West between July and September in 2013, and 2415 incidents nationally, each potentially causing long delays and distress to those involved.

But many of these incidents could have been avoided if a few simple checks had been carried out, particularly where the caravan or trailer had not been used since the previous year...

CrossCountry Trains' Great Giveaway

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Sun, 07/27/2014 - 3:12pm

This summer, leading train company, CrossCountry, is rewarding its passengers by surprising and delighting them with over 17,000 prizes up for grabs.

CrossCountry launched its Great Giveaway with TV legend Timmy Mallett as he surprised passengers on board one of its trains earlier in the week playing Mallet’s Mallet and handing out special golden tickets for the chance to win prizes.

For the next two weeks CrossCountry will be offering customers the chance to get their hands on prizes such as First class upgrades, Railcards, free hot drink vouchers, WiFi sessions and free...

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