Join the EDDC Conservation volunteers and the Axe Vale and District Conservation Volunteers in Holyford Woods for a woodland management work party in the lovely Holyford Woods Local Nature Reserve.
Please wear sturdy footwear and waterproofs and bring your lunch.
Find out more here: http://eastdevon.gov.uk/countryside/countryside-events/december-2016/hol...
Sunday 13 November to Monday 27 February Cruises are tide dependent. Selected dates/times only. See details below. Booking essential
Stop Press: Extra cruise due to popular demand: 26 November at 10.30 am.
Come and enjoy a popular RSPB birdwatching cruises that lasts between 1-1.5 hours and is well known for the variety of birds you can see and how close you can get to them – so ideal for everyone.
All throughout the cruise, expert commentary is provided by knowledgeable RSPB volunteers who will keep a close eye out and help you spot the various species of waders...
Police are advising the public to be vigilant after an attempt was made to sexually assault a woman.
Police are currently investigating an attempted sexual assault in Exeter that happened on Thursday (3 November) between 1.40pm and 2pm.
A woman was approached by two unknown men, both dressed in black with black gloves, who then attempted to sexually assault her in the lane, which runs between Bathern Road and Cumberland Drive adjacent to the A3015 (Rydon Lane) in Exeter. The woman managed to fight them off to which the men ran off.
It has been confirmed this afternoon that the 2016 Exeter Christmas Market will go ahead. Included in this year’s event will be a special chalet for the use of independent traders in the cathedral area who have been closed since the fire took place.
The Market starts on Saturday 19 November and runs until Sunday 18 December.
Exeter City Council, Exeter Cathedral and Market Place (operators of the market) have been working tirelessly with safety advisors over the past number of days to establish a safe and appropriate way forward. Given the extent of the damage caused by the...
Chloe Ring, aged eight from Exeter, has been nominated for a ‘Young Person of the Year’ award in recognition of her outstanding contribution to the deafblind community by national disability charity, Sense. Chloe, who has dual sensory loss, was born profoundly deaf and severely sight impaired. At 14 months old, Chloe underwent a successful cochlear implant surgery which helped her gain her hearing. Since making the brave step to surgery, Chloe has flourished and now attends her local mainstream school, St Leonard’s Primary School in Exeter, where she is becoming a proficient braillist and...
