This is a Pre-Audition Read Through to familiarise yourself with this sensitive and absorbing Courtroom Drama. This is open to both Members and Non-Members of The Exmouth Players. It is also open to all age groups. No prior acting experience is needed. Scripts will be provided. Just pop along and join in the fun of it all. This will commence at 7.30pm at The Blackmore Theatre.
The final day of the Exeter Food Festival saw thousands of foodies take over Northernhay Gardens and the Exeter Castle for Bank Holiday Monday. The rain clouds cleared for the festival's first ever Monday event and saw crowds basking in the sunshine while enjoying the very best local food and drink.
For the 14th year running, the Exeter Food Festival delivered a day of foodie festivities with live music,food and drink masterclasses and dishes from some of the region’s culinary elite.
Visitors to the Dart’s Farm Teepees enjoyed curry and a pint with Boom Kitchen and Otter...
Rural commentator Anthony Gibson predicts farmers will turnout in exceptionally high numbers at the Devon County Show held on May 18-20 at Westpoint, Exeter. Mr Gibson OBE, an adviser to the Devon County Show, Director of the Royal Bath & West and formerly NFU South West Regional Director, said uncertain times triggered by Brexit would attract the farming community. He said: “I think we could see a record turnout of farmers in modern times - partly because of all of that, partly because everyone’s either up together or ahead of the game with their farm work, thanks to the wonderfully...
The gambling industry is known to be very receptive to technology. Ever since the internet became free and open to everyone, casino operators have been in the forefront of expanding their boundaries to reach new markets. In the process, new payment methods have emerged to lure potential players into making bets easily and conveniently. One such payment method used by online casinos today is called Bitcoin. This is basically an open-source platform which leverages on peer-to-peer technology to facilitate online payments.
Bitcoin , as is currently used in some online casinos, has...
8 May 10 am to 4 pm at Exeter Community Centre 17 St David’s Hill Exeter EX4 3RG PLANNING FOR YOUR END OF LIFE SO YOU CAN GET ON WITH LIVING By having everything in place, now, we can make sure are choices are respected by the people we love and those caring for us. The one day workshop covers Wills, Advance Decisions to Refuse Treatments, Statements of Wishes and Preferences, Lasting Power of Attorney, Digital Legacies etc
For further information and a booking form please email Alizoun@alid.co.uk or call 07887 840663
7 May 10 am to 4 pm at Exeter Community Centre 17 St David’s Hill Exeter EX4 3RG DYING AT HOME This one day workshop provides information on caring for the person you love at home, vigiling and the final weeks and days, home funerals – do it yourself, getting the best from a funeral director – ask the undertaker, how to exercise choice and control over our dying including rights, legalities and options.
For further information and a booking form please email Alizoun@alid.co.uk or call 07887 840663
Edward Elgar The Dream of Gerontius with The Sinfonietta Saturday 20 May 2017 Exeter Cathedral Mezzo-Soprano: Alison Kettlewell Tenor: Richard Berkeley-Steele Bass: Quentin Hayes Tickets – £49 (Supper Club) £22 £17 £12
The Dream of Gerontius, a national treasure, is the final masterwork of our season.
This will be our final concert with Andrew Millington who steps down from his post as the choir’s Director of Music this summer. As Elgar is one of Andrew’s favourite composers it is fitting that we will celebrate his time with us by singing the much loved work The Dream of...
As part of the ongoing investigation into a serious 'hit and run' collision that took place in Kingsteignton on 8 April, police collision investigators have released a CCTV still that ‘just’ shows a dog walker that they would like to speak to (see the area highlighted with a red circle on image).
Inspector Rich McLellan said: “We know this is not a great image. At the top of the picture we can see the lower half of a pedestrian walking a dog. However, this is a serious incident and we are asking the public to help us. This incident took place just before 1am. It is quite likely...
Exeter City and its Supporters Trust will be remembering two members of the Football Club who were killed on active service during the Exeter Blitz 75 years ago.
On 4 May 1942 a German Air Raid dropped 30 tonnes of high explosives, 10,000 incendiary bombs and three landmines on the city. A total of 282 people are known to have died including two with strong Exeter City FC connections: former player Albert Potter and Club Chairman Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Hunter.
Potter was a local lad born in Exeter in 1897. He was spotted playing for Pinhoe and signed for City in 1922...
