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Members of the public have the chance to choose a stunning piece of climate-inspired street art to become part of Exeter city’s cultural footprint.

Five shortlisted designs have been unveiled for the public to vote on, with the winner to be installed at a prominent location.

It follows an artistic commission launched by Art Work Exeter, in partnership with the University of Exeter’s Green Futures programme, to create a vibrant representation of a positive and sustainable future for the city.

Funded by the Knowledge E Foundation, the commission is seeking to...

East Devon’s MP Simon Jupp visited Exeter City Football Club’s Cliff Hill Training Ground to tour their new multi-million-pound building.

Visiting the club’s training ground on Sidmouth Road, Simon Jupp MP had the opportunity to look at the new two-storey building, which includes a fitness suite, briefing rooms, physiotherapy facilities, and office space. Construction cost in excess of £3 million and a fundraising campaign to ‘Kit Out The Cliff’ raised £63,000 to equip the new building.

With the project completed during the 20thanniversary year of the club’s purchase by...

Timewade , a leading technology partner for SMEs in the South West, is excited to announce a significant milestone in its leadership team.

Jordan Westcott, who joined the company over a decade ago, is set to take the helm as the new Managing Director in September 2023. He will succeed Julian Wills, who will transition to the role of CEO.

Jordan joined the company in 2008 at the age of 16 from St Lukes School, Exeter, as an Apprentice Engineer, a role which ignited his passion for technology and client service. Over the years, he has gained invaluable experience across...

Exmouth based charity, Pete's Dragons, has launched a new campaign to highlight the services that are available to people in Devon that have been impacted by suicide in the lead up to World Suicide Prevention Day on Sunday 10th September.

The "Surviving Suicide" Campaign is being run in conjunction with Alright Mate? , a men's mental health charity. It tells the stories of people that have used the charities services after experiencing loss through suicide, and lets people know how they can get help should they ever need it.

Pete's Dragons started life in 2010 after CEO...