Exeter Philharmonic Choir's 2018-19 season begins at Exeter Cathedral with Bruckner 'Mass in E minor' and Rutter 'Requiem' with soprano Amy Carson. A double hoir and 15 wind instruments will produce a rich sound in the Cathedral's superb acoustics. The instrumentalists are all recent graduates from the world-renowned Royal Academy of Music in London, now forging careers as professional musicians.
The second half of concert will be a performance of the ever-popular Requiem by John Rutter, featuring soprano Amy Carson. Amy Carson is a critically acclaimed, versatile singer who...
Ottery’s Rusty Pig has been shortlisted in the Devon Life Food & Drink Awards.
The Yonder Street restaurant is one of three finalists in the category for Restaurant of the Year.
Since opening in 2011, Rusty Pig has remained committed to using the freshest seasonal ingredients and ethically raised produce from smaller, local suppliers.
The restaurant now has three in-house chefs including owner Robin Rea, and also welcomes well-known guest chefs including Tim Maddams and Kasper Gaard.
Owner, Robin Rea said: “The whole team is thrilled with this...
South Devon based digital start up Filmily is delighted to have been recognised as ‘New Digital Start Up of the Year’ at the South West Digital Awards 2018.
Their first official industry award, the win follows a busy and exciting year for the unique app which is set to ‘change the world’ of video sharing as we know it. Buzzing with innovation, start-ups and talent, the South West Digital Awards look to recognise the regions businesses, often overlooked in favour of London and other major UK cities. Announced at the official awards ceremony which took place on Thursday 27th...
SunGift Energy has installed a large-scale solar array of over 500 solar panels for the University of Exeter, covering 800 square metres of roof space on the sports hall.
The SunGift PV system is projected to generate 124,929 kWh of electricity annually for the University. 100% of the energy produced by the panels will be used on-site, maximising the University’s solar consumption.
Award winning solar installers, SunGift Energy, were selected by the University for the first project in its Low Carbon Commitment Implementation plan (LCCIP) as part of a commitment to reducing...
Police dog handler Andi Darbey from Exeter took part in the FORCE Autumn Series cycle ride on Sunday, just 48 hours after her latest round of chemotherapy for breast cancer.
Andi was diagnosed in June and in July she began a treatment plan that involves chemo, surgery and radiotherapy.
But she is determined to stay active and continue raising money for a charity she has supported for many years and is now supporting her.
Andi was joined by more than 20 family members, friends and colleagues from Devon and Cornwall Police on the FORCE ride.
Have you had enough of your job? Do you have a great idea for a business? Starting your own business is not easy and one of the biggest concerns for most people in the beginning stages is the money. We are taking you through our top tips on how you can conserve your cash flow and keep your business profitable when starting your own business in 2019.
Running Your Business from Home
One of the biggest monthly expenses that many people tend to have is the cost of renting out office space. This can cost you hundreds, if not thousands of pounds every month which quickly eats...
The industry famous Heating Installer Awards has returned for a fourth year, in a bid to once again ensure that the best heating installer in the South West is recognised and celebrated.
The scheme is calling on tradespeople in the South West who go above and beyond for their customers to share their stories, with particular standout schemes and examples of stellar service given a chance to shine. Open for entries from the beginning of October, the awards will provide a platform to showcase outstanding work within the plumbing and heating sectors.
An Exeter School alumnus has been awarded the prestigious Sword of Honour at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. Nathaniel Newman (2006 - 2013) was presented with the honour of ‘Best Cadet’ at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in Surrey is where all officers in the British Army are trained to take on the responsibilities of leading the soldiers under their command. Army Scholar Nat said he was delighted and honoured to receive the award. “Everyone who attends the Royal Military Academy will agree that it is a long and challenging year, and it is a...
In the advent of 2016, public voting was issued to determine the future status of Britain in the European Union. The people took their time out to vote and left the world in a state of shock when the outcome was heard globally. Britain had decided to leave the EU as soon as by the march of 2019. This exit was termed as Brexit and is due to come next year with some impending changes in various industries.
But what has the translation industry got to do with the Brexit? European United was a partnership involving around 28 countries. They had the same currency called as euro in as...
Praised for his subtle interpretations and refined technical mastery, British pianist Alexander Ullman has impressed audiences and critics worldwide with his deep understanding of the scores he interprets, his elegant touch and crystalline phrasing. The 18/19 season sees Alexander Ullman debut with the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra (Pavel Kogan), Beijing’s NCPA Orchestra (Markus Stenz) and the Barcelona Symphony Orchestra. He performs recitals in Germany (Schloss Elmau, Stadthalle Bayreuth and Festhalle Weimar), Austria (Liszt Festival Raiding), Hungary (Liszt Academy Budapest), the...
