Visiting Thailand is set to become even easier with the arrival on the new Thailand visa online which will enable Brits to apply for a tourist visa for Thailand from the comfort of their home. The new Thailand visa online will speed up the process of requesting and obtaining a tourist visa for Thailand. By the end of this year, Brits will be able to apply for a Thai visa by completing a simple application form. Once approved, your Thai tourist visa will be sent to your email address and will need to be printed off, ready for travel to Thailand. It should be presented at the Thai border,...
A third of UK adults (33%) don’t know the signs of an unsafe gas appliance, according to Gas Safe Register’s research. This Gas Safety Week (17-23 September) Gas Safe Register will be raising awareness about the dangers of unsafe gas appliances, with the support of the industry.
The potential warning signs that could indicate a gas appliance is unsafe were recognised by some people as; a lazy yellow flame (33%), the pilot light keeps going out (32%), black marks or stains on or around the appliances (29%) and increased condensation inside windows (12%).
A prestigious Army Scholarship has been awarded to an Exeter School Sixth Former.
Upper Sixth Former Hope Evans is the recipient of a Sixth Form scholarship which means she has a guaranteed place at Royal Military Academy Sandhurst (RMAS) following university.
Army Section Senior Cadet Hope plans on studying Medicine at university and said she was delighted at the opportunity.
"I have wanted to be in the Army since a young age and been aiming for this for a long time so I am very glad," she said.
The Army Officer Scholarship Scheme (AOSS) is offered to high...
A well-known Exeter musician is set to take up his baton again after a fifteen-year break in conducting for a special charity concert in aid of Unicef, the United Nations Children's Fund.
Raymond Calcraft, a lifelong Unicef supporter, was Director of Exeter Philharmonic Choir for fifteen years from 1988 to 2003. He led the Choir in more than 80 concerts in Exeter Cathedral and took them to Spain in 1998 to sing in Madrid's famous Auditorio Nacional and the Cathedral of Salamanca.
"It was extremely sad to have to give up my conducting career in 2003, when I became quite...
Everyone loves a good bargain and, thankfully, lots of them can be easily found online. There are all sorts of savings opportunities readily available on the internet that you can never find offline. This is why many of us look online first when keen to get a good deal. You’ll find all sorts of tempting online deals that are worth taking advantage of. Here are just a few saving opportunities you can only find online. Special Deals websites If you want to take a vacation, go to a restaurant or even buy an electrical appliance, chances are you can find a great deal on one of the many special...
Your essential guide to What’s on in and around Exeter this weekend (21-23 September)
THEATRE
Company Wayne McGregor – Autobiography Friday, Exeter Northcott For 25 years, British choreographer and director Wayne McGregor has made choreography that interrogates life through the experience of the body. Now McGregor turns his attention to the body as archive, with a dance portrait illuminated by the sequencing of his own genome. https://exeternorthcott.co.uk
Jane Austen’s Persuasion: A Musical Drama Saturday, 7.30pm, The Palace Theatre, Paignton Following...
Shoppers across Exeter will be treated to a week of fabulous fashion and instore events as Style in Exeter returns for its third year from Tuesday 18th until Sunday 23th September.
Hosted by InExeter, the event, which takes place across the whole city, is a celebration of Exeter’s diverse retail offering with many independent shops taking part alongside High Street brand names and department stores. Exeter’s top trend setters can pick up their favourite pieces as showcased throughout the week, with clothing shown available to browse and buy in the city. For more information on the...
Exeter City battled to a 2-1 victory over Mansfield Town at the One Call Stadium in Sky Bet League Two.
The Grecians went ahead just after the half hour mark when Dean Moxey curled an exquisite effort in with his right foot, before Nicky Law doubled City’s lead in the second half with a close-range finish.
Tyler Walker then pulled a goal back for the home side, but the Grecians fought well to defend their box and hold onto a big three points on the road.
Matt Taylor made just one change to the side that beat Notts County 5-1 last weekend, with the injured Craig...
It’s a sign of the times that even when Rob Baxter carries out a major overhaul of his Exeter Chiefs side, they continue to ooze class in this season’s Gallagher Premiership.
Not exactly the same vintage as their two previous wins against Leicester Tigers and Wasps, this season’s pace-setters maintained their perfect start - recording another five-point haul - as they overcame rivals Sale Sharks in a hard-fought encounter at Sandy Park.
Tries from Santiago Cordero, Jonny Hill, Jack Maunder Tom Lawday and Alex Cuthbert were the key highlights for the Devonians, while...
