EXETER will host the largest rainbow flag parade the city has seen as part of the biggest, free celebration of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) communities in the region.
It promises to be the biggest, most colourful event to date with more than 2,000 people expected to take part in the parade down Exeter's HIgh Street and attend a full programme of activities held at Exeter Phoenix in Gandy Street. Community groups, firefighters, police, students, trade union groups and individuals will be among those taking part in the parade.
Speed hill climbing is one of the oldest forms of motorsport but it still continues to thrill and excite drivers, riders and spectators alike.
This meeting sees motorcycles and motorcycle-engined cars take centre stage along with local competitors and a number of drivers from the following day's vintage event who will be taking the opportunity to familiarise themselves with the track.
Competition is usually intense and in some instances the winning margin can be a mere 1/100th of a second.
Exeter & District branch will be hosting the 2014 Regional Festival at Bicton College.
Madeira sponsored lecture by Maggie Grey and talk by Jane Hall. Exhibition of Branch members' work, competitions for Adults and Young Embroiderers, trade stalls, as well as a raffle, tombola and lucky dip.
Tickets will be £28.00 including lunch and refreshments, available from January 2014.
For further details contact: Teri-Anne Hornby: 01392 424029,33 East Avenue, Exeter EX1 2DX, or email tmhornby@exeter.ac.uk
Luke Haines (formerly of The Auteurs, Baader-Meinhof and Black Box Recorder) will premier a new rock opera written in collaboration with artist Scott King. This event will also mark the release of King's new book Anish and Antony Take Afghanistan (2014), published by Spacex in parntership with Herald St, London
Tickets, £8/£6 are now on sale from Exeter Phoenix Box Office 01392 667080 or online from www.exeterphoenix.org.uk
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