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A Sidwell Street Cafe Lost a Year of its Own Video. Getting it Back Took Ten Minutes

The owner of a small cafe near Sidwell Street spent last spring building up a decent following on Instagram. Short clips of the coffee, the Saturday queue, the dog that sits outside on Tuesdays. Two thousand followers, which for a single-site independent is a genuine asset.

Then the phone that shot all of it went into a sink.

Everything was still on Instagram, visible to anyone scrolling. None of it was on the new phone, and nobody had thought about backups, because posting had never felt like archiving.

The reason this matters beyond one cafe is that a lot of...

Exeter Initiative for Science & Technology quarterly event

Exeter Initiative for Science and Technology (ExIST) held their fifth quarterly event at Exeter College's new Technology Centre on Sowton Industrial Estate in October.

110 business leaders gathered for the event, which celebrated the wealth of Science and Technology companies operating in Exeter and its sub-region.

Attendees heard from four key speakers who are actively involved in ExIST; Richard Atikins - Principle of Exeter College, Lewis Jones of South West Water, David Pike of Graphic PLC and Nick Ames of Supacat.

Exeter Chamber of Commerce October Networking Lunch

Guest speaker and former Express & Echo editor Marc Astley spoke to us about his latest venture - a daily online news and information service- The Exeter Daily.

The Exeter Daily launched on October 8 and will carry regular news updates as well as what's on, sport and business information.

Marc explained how businesses, in particular, are able to use the site for free as part of their marketing strategy.

As always, this networking event attracted a huge crowd and was held at the Mercure Southgate Hotel in central Exeter.

Exeter Chamber of Commerce November Networking Lunch

Despite the dreadful weather conditions, Wednesday's Chamber Networking lunch attracted a huge turnout - with over 145 attendees signed up to attend the event.

Guest speaker, Peter Thornton, gave an incredibly honest account of the organisational, emotional, structural and relational reasons that drove the decline of Thorntons, a once highly profitable family business to a position of serious weakness.

The objective of this talk was to help businesses learn from what happened and to suggest what action they can they take to prevent a similar chain of events....

Exeter City FC to Rock for Stanno

Authored by Andy C
Posted: Thu, 11/22/2012 - 7:50am

Local band Stillyano will be playing at the St James Centre starting at 8pm on 24th November with all proceeds going to the Adam Stansfield Foundation. The band made who are Antony Stylianou (Singer/Guitarist), Ian Kendray (Drums) and Seth Dunnett (Bass) have seen their popularity and fan base grow have this year been helping raise funds for charities this way throughout the year. Playing at some of the most popular venues around Devon the band have been wowing audiences with their music. Tickets are £5 and can be purchased from the Club reception or by phone on 01392 411243. Please visit...

Guests stirred but not shaken at Vue Cinema

Authored by Marc Astley
Posted: Tue, 11/20/2012 - 8:57pm

Exeter City Football Club in conjunction with Paramount Personnel entertained key clients with a private showing of the new James Bond film Skyfall at the Vue Cinema Exeter.

Guests enjoyed Bollinger, courtesy of St Austell Brewery, and canapés by Brakes Food Services supplying.

The evening started with a welcome from Senior Commercial Manager Mark Jenkins followed by a presentation from the football in the community team of Richard Pears and Jamie Vittles.

CEO of Exeter City FC, Julian Tagg, also thanked the club's sponsor for their...

Speed Dating meets Freshers Week for U3A Birthday Bash

There was quite a buzz when Exeter U3A celebrated the 30th birthday of the national third age movement.

Over one hundred of our four hundred members joined the celebration at South Street Baptist Church on Tuesday 13th November. This included a chance to share experiences of our many interest groups with other individual members - a chat for two minutes and then move on, speed dating-style.

Our newly formed choir gave their debut performance. A special birthday cake was cut and members enjoyed refreshments while touring displays representing the many...

Business Network (SW) Limited – Business Lunch

Over 70 decision makers from the local business community attended the recent Business Networking (SW) lunch held at the Exeter Golf & Country Club. Guests were welcomed with a glass of wine and enjoyed a two-course sit-down lunch followed by a presentation by Nigel Wilkinson of WNW Design. In the afternoon a free afternoon seminar ‘A unique take on Business’ was hosted by Cathy Towers of Exeter Mind and Body Clinic.

Hard working ladies enjoy Gala Night in Crediton

Authored by Olivia James
Posted: Thu, 11/08/2012 - 10:25am

The hard working Ladies of Crediton enjoyed a night off from their charity work, at the recent Opening Night of "Powder and Paint" the fascinating story of Helena Rubinstein.

Fran Shrubsole, Ladies Captain of Downes Crediton Golf Club, Judith Ezard of Save The Children and Sue Brown of the charity Force were part of a full house that enjoyed the World Premier of the musical by James Bulmer, Ant Stevens and Mike Heath. The show was performed brilliantly by the Crediton Operatic and Drama Society.

We had a great night thanks to The Exeter Daily!

Authored by Beekay
Posted: Wed, 11/07/2012 - 7:46pm

What a great night we had on 5th November, courtesy of The Exeter Daily. I just can't believe how much money must have been spent on the fireworks, the pictures on this site are great but don't do the event full justice. The display went on for ages and the fireworks were spectacular from start to finish, towards the end it was mind-blowing with lots all being set off at the same time and merging together in the cold night sky. Great that it was a clear night, even though very cold.

Thank you Round Table, well worth a visit and I will be coming again next year !

Powder and Paint enjoys a successful first night

Crediton, last night. A full house saw the World Premier of Powder and Paint, The Musical. The story of Helena Rubinstein.

CODS, The Crediton Operatic and Drama Society, put on an amazing first ever performance of this fasinating musical story. The evening started with a Champagne reception and gave a chance to meet the people behind the event.

As the box office for the show, Olivia James Design are both happy and sad to say that all four shows have been sold out.

Links. www.powderandpaint-themusical.com

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