WIN a breathtaking balloon ride for two PLUS 25 festive daily giveaways!

Westpoint Exeter’s Christmas Elves have been working hard this year to bring together a huge festive giveaway to celebrate our 25th birthday over 25 days of Christmas!

We have a host of fantastic prizes up for grabs every day, including:

  • Race Day Ticket for 4 at Exeter Racecourse
  • 30 minute Spa Treatment at Exeter Golf & Country Club
  • 4 VIP tickets to Betway Premier League Darts 2015
  • Afternoon tea for two at Deer Park Hotel
  • Meal for 2 @ Marco’s
  • Christmas jumper!

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Increase Your Income and Improve Your Health

Event Date: 
26/11/2014 - 6:30pm to 7:30pm
Venue: 
Rendezvous Wine Bar, 38-40 Southernhay East, Exeter

Do the following sound like the type of lifestyle you dream of?

  • Having no worries about your finances.
  • Picking and choosing the hours that you want to work.
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Thermalogica Health Screening would like to help you to feel this good, and thanks to an amazing opportunity you can!

We're looking for enthusiastic people interested in their health to join their Nutrition Mission. This is an exclusive event in the pre-launch stage as we look for a group of people to work closely with.

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Mammoth plaudits for Exeter's RAMM

It was a mammoth occasion when Wool-I–Am met Gerald the Giraffe at Exeter's museum.

Wool-I-Am is the icon of Ipswich Museum and was named this autumn when hundreds of Radio 2 fans of the Chris Evans show took part in an impromptu competition.

Exeter's Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM) is one of the UK museums most admired by Ipswich Borough Council's culture chief Bryony Rudkin, so when she attended a management conference in the city she took Wool-I-Am along.

"I am quite a frequent visitor to RAMM," Councillor Rudkin said. "I am eager to learn more from our...

Skydive for charity and be a record breaker

In June next year, 333 fundraisers will jump from 15,000 feet to break the Guinness World Record.

Skydive UK Ltd is one of the biggest skydiving schools in the UK. They have started a search for over 300 brave fundraisers who will skydive for charity and attempt to break the existing record.

The current Guinness World Record for the most tandem skydives within 24 hours is 281 and is also held by Skydive UK.

“We know we can do more. We will prove this by breaking our own record, aiming for 333,” said Jason Farrant, managing director of Skydive UK.

Many other...

Pedestrian dies after collision in Ottery

Police are appealing for witnesses and information after a fatal road traffic collision on the B3180 near Daisy Mount, Ottery St Mary last night (Monday 24 November).

The incident happened shortly before 10pm on Monday when a blue Ford Mondeo car was involved in a collision with a male pedestrian outside of the West Hill Nursery.

The pedestrian, a 42-year-old local man, died at the scene following the collision.

He is believed to have been walking along the road at the time of the incident.

Police would like to hear from anyone who may have been driving in...

Win free train tickets with First Great Western’s Frame Your Train competition

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Tue, 11/25/2014 - 12:04pm

First Great Western (FGW), the train operator providing high speed, commuter, regional and branch line train services throughout the South West, is hosting the second round of the award nominated competition, Frame Your Train. Two pairs of standard class, return train tickets, for use anywhere on their network, will be awarded to the winners of the interactive photography competition.

With 9,500 services a week to choose from, spanning Banbury to Bath and Pembroke Dock to Penzance, four lucky winners have the opportunity to become a great westerner; exploring the world renowned...

National firm supports Exeter nature reserve

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Tue, 11/25/2014 - 12:00pm

An award winning national property company has added its support to one of Exeter’s most precious havens for wildlife.

The company, Renaissance Villages, has generously donated £1,500 to leading local conservation charity Devon Wildlife Trust to help with the vital upkeep of its Old Sludge Beds nature reserve. The reserve occupies wildlife rich reed beds, woodland and ponds on the banks of the River Exe close to the city’s Countess Weir Swing Bridge.

Matt Boydell, Devon Wildlife Trust’s Nature Reserve Manager, welcomed the news of backing from Renaissance Villages: "Our 49...

Honiton gymnasts return with medal haul from British Tournament

Authored by jamesreddy
Posted: Tue, 11/25/2014 - 11:53am

Honiton gymnasts returned from a high-level gymnastics tournament over the weekend with a haul of medals in the junior international age category.

Two of the club’s gymnastic partnerships finished in silver medal position and two finished in bronze medal position at the Pat Wade Classic, an international tournament in Stoke-on-Trent held in memory of the former world head of acrobatic gymnastics.

Men’s pair Buster Tutcher and Ashley Wallis, both 15-years-old, took silver medals ahead of bronze-medalist club mates Adam Fullick (17) and Matthew Beviss (11); while Josh Jackson...

Councils announce closer collaboration

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Tue, 11/25/2014 - 11:34am

Three Devon councils have announced that they will be working more collaboratively to drive forward economic growth.

Exeter City Council, Teignbridge District Council and East Devon District Council today (Monday 24 November) signed an agreement that paves the way for joined-up decision making on planning, housing, resources and infrastructure.

The three councils have previously worked together on economic development and tourism. They recently merged individual ICT services to create Strata Service Solutions Ltd, a shared ICT partnership that will deliver significant...

Exeter School pupils awarded Army scholarships

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Tue, 11/25/2014 - 11:16am

Exeter School Combined Cadet Force had something to celebrate recently, when three of their cadets were awarded Army Scholarships. Katie Olding, Amanda Herring and Alex Newman attended an Army Officer Selection Course at Westbury in Wiltshire, and were among the few chosen to receive an Army Scholarship. This means they will be paid a salary by the Army while at University and go on to the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst after completing their university degrees. Katie, Amanda and Alex are all in the Lower Sixth Form at Exeter School and will be taking their AS exams next summer. Major...

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