Come and join the Otter Nurseries team for a spooktacular Halloween Magic Show.
Delight in spooky spells and mystical magic provided by George the Magician. Halloween dress up is encouraged but not essential.
This event is perfect for all ages – so bring your friends and enjoy a fun Halloween hour with us.
Only £4.95 per child. Tickets can be purchased in advance from the main shop tills. Alternatively call 01404 815 815 or email otter@otternurseries.co.uk
The show will take place in the restaurant. Enjoy!
If you’ve been told that your child is too young to get their eyes tested, or they have to be able to read to have an eye test – then you have been misinformed. What’s more, according to the Association of British Dispensing Opticians (ABDO), many parents in the UK admitted they are unaware that their child’s eyes need to be tested at an early age. Adults also need to get their eyes tested regularly and if their eyesight is deteriorating, they should use glasses and UK contact lenses . One in eight parents wrongly believe children only need to get their eyes tested if their parents wear...
More than 100 tickets have been sold for an evening of 60s music and nostalgia in Tiverton. The Cleverly Everly and 60s Tribute Show takes place at Tiverton Golf Club on Friday 9 October. The event will include an hour of Everly Brothers hits followed by 75 minutes of 60s classics with surprise ‘special guests’. Tickets cost £7.50 and are available from the club bar, by calling Jim Bray on 07425 133606 or by e-mailing him at tgcsocial@hotmail.co.uk .
Irritable Bowel Syndrome is not really a diagnosis. It simply says 'we cant find anything nasty but we don’t know why you have a problem'. IBS affects 1 in 5 people here in the UK influencing our physical and psychological well being.
So…
- How do we differentiate between IBS and INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE (IBD)? How do we deal with inflammation? - The gut markedly influences the nervous system through the GUT-BRAIN AXIS. - What is the Gut-Brian axis and how can it effect mood, anxiety, depression and lack of 'get up...
Transport Minister, Andrew Jones, announced on Monday 28 September that cycle-hire schemes across the country will receive hundreds of electric bikes to make cycling more accessible.
E-bikes offer battery-assisted pedalling at the flick of a switch, making it easier for people who are keen to cycle more but who may be put off by hilly routes or not having cycled regularly.
Andrew Jones said: “We want to double the number of journeys made by bicycle. That is why we are also investing over the next five years in cycle training and infrastructure.
A university lecturer who founded the Care Homes Reading Project that supports hundreds of elderly people in Exeter has been named a Point of Light by Prime Minister David Cameron.
Dr Johanna Harris has worked as an English lecturer at the University of Exeter for almost five years.
When she joined in 2011, she wanted to give students the opportunity to make links with other people outside their lecture halls, universities and their own ‘generational bubble’. She decided to set up the Care Homes Reading Project where students volunteer to read to elderly people and...
Young people are taking part in a unique outreach project in which they are leading and participating in a scientific research project on chemicals in plastic food packaging.
Teenagers in Devon are being mentored by experts at the University of Exeter, and gaining first-hand experience of all aspects of scientific research, from project planning to public engagement.
Funded by the Wellcome Trust and supported by the NIHR Exeter Clinical Research Facility, the citizen science project will see the Year 12s design a study to assess the effects of reducing consumed levels of a...
Following Mick Escott’s first two books about Football League Grounds and Anglican Cathedrals, he has taken a step in yet another direction and produced his third book, Round The Footlights: The Unofficial Theatre Tour.
In recognition of Round The Footlights, the Bike Shed Theatre is holding an interactive event on Saturday 10 October at midday, during which Mick will be interviewed. Audience members will be asked to wear stickers representing their personal favourite performance spaces.
From Scotland to the South West, Mick depicts his enjoyment of visiting performance...
The rugby world cup has well and truly kicked off, what better way to celebrate it than with Live Wire Theatre’s new stage production, Hands Up for Jonny Wilkinson’s Right Boot? Yes, Live Wire Theatre Company are back at The Barnfield Theatre with every rugby fan’s dream theatre show on 16th – 17th October.
Four actors from Live Wire Theatre Company swap roles at incredible speed to bring some of the greatest rugby players to life in this fast-paced comedy, full of song and physical theatre. Look out for the All-Black’s Haka and, of course, Jonny Wilkinson dropping that famous...
The rugby world cup has well and truly kicked off, what better way to celebrate it than with Live Wire Theatre’s new stage production, Hands Up for Jonny Wilkinson’s Right Boot? Yes, Live Wire Theatre Company are back at The Barnfield Theatre with every rugby fan’s dream theatre show on 16th – 17th October.
Four actors from Live Wire Theatre Company swap roles at incredible speed to bring some of the greatest rugby players to life in this fast-paced comedy, full of song and physical theatre. Look out for the All-Black’s Haka and, of course, Jonny Wilkinson dropping that famous...
