If you’re moving to a new house, you probably already have a long list of things to do, but have you thought about how you can make your move environmentally-friendly?
With all the boxes, packing material and vehicle emissions used in the moving process, it’s not usually thought of as being good for the environment, but, to mark Recycle Week, which runs from September 24th-30th, five star housebuilder, David Wilson Homes, is offering a few tips to help you be as eco-friendly as possible.
• Have a clear out before you move. Many removal companies charge based on the weight...
A unique and immersive Christmas experience taking place throughout Exeter's oldest building. Join Ebenezer Scrooge on a journey through past, present and future in this theatrical reimagining of Charles Dickens' classic ghost story A Christmas Carol.
Following a sell-out run last year, Humbug! returns to St Nicholas Priory this December. Expect live music, video projections and plenty of festive cheer!
Places are limited so book now to avoid disappointment! https://www.wanderingtiger.com/tickets
Small businesses help communities and individuals alike thrive. You get to live your dream from the start, and, though there is more risk, there is so much more reward on the horizon. You will decrease the unemployment rate in your area by hiring local talent, and you will provide a new service or set of products to your community at large. Unlike chains, small businesses enrich the area they are in culturally, which is why if you are considering opening a new business, you should stop hesitating and start following these steps: Do Your Research
Two chefs from an award-winning local restaurant are swapping the heat of the kitchen for a demanding cycle challenge.
Matt Mason, head chef at the Jack in the Green in Rockbeare near Exeter, and chef de partie Aidan King aim to cover 200 miles in two days to raise money for FORCE Cancer Charity.
They will set out from The Jack on Sunday September 16, heading for Barnstaple via Cullompton, Tiverton, Bampton, Exmoor and Minehead.
They will overnight in North Devon before returning to Rockbeare on Day Two by way of the Tarka Trail, Okehampton, Exeter, Topsham and...
Student, Luke Spiller from Sidbury in Devon, has won a South West Growers Show (SWGS) Sponsored Scholarship as part of the David Colegrave Foundation (DCF) scholarship season.
Luke, who has just completed a Level 2 Horticulture course at Bicton College in Devon, has received the £1,500 South West Growers Show (SWGS) Sponsored Scholarship. Luke was top practical student on his course as well as being a nursery worker and gardener. He is now continuing his studies at Pershore College in Worcester, where he will complete Level 3 in Horticulture. His funding will help with...
Work has begun on a new skate park for Exeter. Diggers moved on to the site at Arena Park today and the new facility is expected to be ready by Christmas. Temporary equipment installed last November has now been removed ready for the work to begin and the site secured and fenced off to the public. The design of the park has been chosen by a group of local pro skaters working to a design brief heavily influenced by the local skating community. Exeter City Council recently appointed Maverick Industries to build the skate park. Designs show a range of features popular with skaters including...
One of the biggest challenges that a small company faces is getting noticed and particularly if they are operating in a competitive market with household brands. It can be difficult to stand out from the crowd in this situation, and this makes it hard to succeed because you do not have enough brand awareness to grow your company. So, what can be done about this? Fortunately, there are a few excellent ways to skyrocketed brand awareness which could have an enormous impact on the success of your company and help you to reach the next level. Read on for a few tips: Internet Marketing First,...
Tuesday 11 December* and Wednesday 12 December 2018 7.30 pm
EPC will be joined by the wonderful Chaconne Brass and soprano Milly Forrest www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/08/15/cloakroom-girl-wows-opera-critics-standing-soprano-last-minute/ Tickets online at www.exephil.org.uk by telephone from EPC tickets 01392 278168 at the box office Exeter Visitor Information Centre and Tickets, Dix’s Field 01392 665885
£12 £15 £20 £47*(Supper Club)
Retiring collection in support of St. Petrock's (Exeter)
Saturday 10th November 2018 at 7.30 p.m. Exeter Cathedral Exeter Philharmonic Choir with Director of Music Howard Ionascu Soloist: Amy Carson
Bruckner’s Mass in E minor has a very interesting scoring - double choir and 15 wind instruments (flutes, clarinets, bassoons, trumpets, horns and trombones) - all of which will produce a deep and rich sonority in the superb Cathedral acoustics. The instrumentalists are all recent graduates from the world-renowned Royal Academy of Music in London, now forging careers as professional musicians....
Exeter based Equiniti (EQ) Data, marketing solutions provider and the data division of Equiniti Plc. is proud to announce the launch of EQ Amplify- a new way for marketers to access a centralised UK consumer database, including a flagship classification model.
The use of consumer data in business is changing, and at pace. At the same time, consumer expectations are higher than ever. For most marketers, who are competing with corporate giants like Amazon and Google, the question is how to intelligently and compliantly access this data to deliver a more personalised customer...
