An additional therapy is now available at an alternative health centre in Cullompton with the arrival of nutritional therapist, Carola Becker.
Carola will be providing nutritional advice at Culm Valley Natural Health, a complementary therapy practice based at College Surgery in Willand Road, which also offers homeopathy, acupuncture, counselling, massage, podiatry and osteopathy.
Ms Becker studied nutritional therapy after using supplements, and dietary and lifestyle changes to manage her own arthritis, and subsequently helping her partner treat his candida.
Motorists are being warned to take care on Devon’s roads today as heavy rain and gale force winds batter the region.
The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for strong winds, and upgraded their heavy rain warning from yellow to amber, valid until 6pm today.
Flooding has been reported across the region, along with fallen trees. Police are advising drivers to take extra care on the roads due to surface water and reduced visibility.
Exeter City’s match against Oxford United has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.
TODAY'S Sky Bet League 2 match against Oxford United has been called off following a pitch inspection by the referee.
A new date for the postponed fixture will be announced in due course.
Exeter City fans can still head to the Park for a range of ales at £2 a pint, with Manchester City vs Leicester City and the Six Nations matches all to be shown live.
Driving in heavy rain and flooding can be hazardous. Here are some useful hints and tips to help you prepare for wet weather.
Breakdown numbers always increase during periods of wet weather, as the damp causes problems with engines and electrical systems, particularly in older vehicles. If you must drive, there are a handful of steps you can take to reduce your chances of an accident or breakdown dramatically.
Many rain-related breakdowns are easily avoidable as they are often caused by people driving through deep standing water. While cars have improved significantly in...
Devon County Council has been cited as an authority of good practice by the Fostering Network for its positive work with children in its care.
The Fostering Network this week launched a new report highlighting the importance of maintaining relationships between fostered children and their former foster parents.
Their report, Keep Connected: Maintaining Relationships When Moving On, follows national research among children in care and care leavers that showed that nearly a quarter of those surveyed had no contact with their former foster carers; and that nearly 30 per cent...
Stagecoach South West has announced that, due to popular demand, it is extending its sale on tickets for the luxury Stagecoach Gold route 57 until the end of February.
The sale started on 3rd January 2016, with a number of fares slashed, offering discounts of up to 38% on single, return and weekly tickets. These include returns between Exeter and Exmouth reduced to £5.50 (saving 25%) and the introduction of a 1 week Routerider for £20, valid for unlimited travel along the entire 57 route (saving 23%*).
In November 2015, Stagecoach unveiled a fleet of new, luxury buses for...
As Local Authorities finalise budgets, a new campaign calls for a halt to the dangerous decline in grant funding by public bodies to charities and community groups.
Available data on public sector grants shows that grants declined from £6 billion in 2003 to £2.2 billion in 2013, and are likely to have even declined further since then.
If the decline continues at the current rate, grants will have all but disappeared by the next General Election, having been largely replaced by short-term, inflexible and bureaucratic contracts.
World Unlimited announce details for a special show for Andy Quick with full band + support Elani Evangelou at Kingskerswell Parish Church on February 13th Doors 7pm
Andy has performed at the UK's major festivals and showcases his feisty and uplifting back catalogue with the help of his band of virtuoso performers including Ted Baker on drums Josie Bouchard on bass Wolf Clayton on piano and synth and Glyn Le Page of Land Of The Giants on trumpet. Expect soaring arrangements and clap your hands, feel good music from the Land of the Giants and Flying Orchestra front man. Elani...
Before discovering HITZ, sport was the last thing on Govinda Kay’s mind – but now the rugby-mad teenager is reaching for the stars after collecting the Best Rugby Performer Award supported by Premiership Rugby.
Govinda, who found the programme through Exeter Chiefs, picked up the gong at the HITZ Awards Ceremony, hosted at Barclays HQ in Canary Wharf.
The multi award-winning HITZ programme uses rugby to increase young people's resilience, self-reliance and confidence and gives them the skills to get back into education, apprenticeships and employment. HITZ is run in...
