Thirty-six lawyers at Michelmores LLP have been singled out as "Leaders in their Field" by Chambers & Partners, one of the highest regarded directories in the legal market.
The total shows an increase of five over last year and six of those to achieve this exceptional professional accolade do so for the first time. These include litigator Sarah Chisholm-Batten, education experts Antony Power and Charlotte Antoniou, property law specialists Emma Honey and Lucy Smallwood and property litigator Rob Nicholson.
Louise Edwards, Marketing Director, said: “We are delighted that...
East Devon District Council is inviting all residents of Axmouth Parish, plus voluntary and community groups and other local organisations, to send their ideas to Axmouth Parish Council on how £3,450 can be spent on sport in the area.
All the funds available have been accumulated by the district council from recent housing developments in the parish of Axmouth (Section 106 money). EDDC has a nationally acclaimed policy of involving residents in deciding how this money is spent.
Axmouth Parish Council is urging individuals as well as voluntary and community groups and other...
There aren't many reasons to look forward to the end of summer, but Exeter Northcott Theatre are giving the people of Exeter a reason to look forward to the cooler Autumn months.
Booking is now open for three of the theatre's autumn dramas, meaning many may now be wishing for the sun to stay away so Autumn can begin.
The first fantastic drama on offer is Michael Morpurgo's ' An Elephant in the Garden'. Co produced by Exeter Northcott Theatre and Poonamallee Productions, the performance tells the story of Lizzie, her mother and an elephant from the zoo as they flee the...
Local Heroes, a national charity developed by Devon and Cornwall Police officer Ryan Doyle, has gained the support of two British celebrities.
Actor and producer Greg Wise, known for his roles in 'Sense & Sensibility' and 'Cranford', is the charity’s new patron.
Exeter-based TV chef Glenn Cosby, who rose to fame on The Great British Bake Off, joins the charity as its latest hero.
Local Heroes raises awareness of hate crime and gives young people the confidence to recognise and report it, by delivering workshops through trained youth workers.
Enjoy laughter and playfulness when comics Arthur Smith and Chris Brooks come to town.
Arthur has secured hoards of fans through his BBC and Festival appearances, whilst Torquay local Chris Brooks is a regular on the South West comedy scene.
Audiences can catch the pair peform a range of stand up comedy on Sunday when they appear at St Bartholomews, Coffinswell at 7.30pm.
Tickets £12 adv from www.seetickets.com 0871 220 0260 www.theticketsellers.co.uk or 01803 875527.Doors 7pm. Further info 01803 875527or world.unlimited@o2.co.uk www.worldunlimited.co.uk
The Exeter Golf and Country Club 14 and under girls' team have secured the Devon Aegon Team Tennis Division Two title after victories against Ipplepen and David Lloyd, Exeter.
On Saturday 14th June, the girls travelled to Ipplepen tennis club with most of the players taking part in their first competitive matches. The first tennis win for Exeter Golf and Country Club was in the singles rubbers. Amy Chambers got Exeter Golf and Country Club tennis team off to a perfect start with a 6-1 6-3 victory over Sophie Pankiewicz. Jemima Dart continued the strong start for Exeter tennis...
One of Exeter’s most important advice charities is appealing for volunteers.
Exeter Citizens Advice Bureau, which is based in King William Street, is recruiting new gateway assessors.
The main role of the assessors is to meet clients on their first visit to the bureau and decide how best to help them.
John Pill, Exeter CAB training officer, said: ‘We are looking for volunteers who enjoy working with people and can spare up to six to eight hours a week.
He added: "These volunteers conduct the first interview with the client. They identify the client's issues...
Ward manager at Devon Partnership NHS Trust, Debbie Harris is urging others to apply for a fully funded leadership programme, which she believes was a significant help in gaining a recent promotion from charge nurse in an acute inpatient ward at the mental health trust.
The Mary Seacole programme is part of the largest investment in leadership the NHS has ever known. It is aimed at those who either work in the NHS or provide NHS-funded care, and is equally relevant to clinical and support roles. It is particularly suited to those who are preparing to take on their first formal...
