Aussie international Dean Mumm says Exeter Chiefs must continue to keep working hard in their bid to rediscover their winning touch in the Aviva Premiership.
Sunday's 23-10 loss at Saracens not only gave Rob Baxter's side an unwanted hat-trick of losses against the division's top three in as many weeks, but also condemned the Chiefs to a seventh league loss in eight starts.
With London Irish next on the agenda at Sandy Park this Saturday (3pm), Mumm is hoping a return to home comforts will help re-ignite the Chiefs after a testing few weeks.
Devon and Somerset Trading Standards are warning residents today to be aware of unscrupulous traders offering carpet cleaning services, following complaints from concerned consumers.
The traders, some of whom operate nationally, normally make initial contact by telephone, offering to clean carpets for a low or special price, often around £20 per room.
A card then arrives with a date for when the work will be carried out.
However, Trading Standards officers say that this just 'a foot in the door', and once in the house, the trader will say that they have found...
Escot's Resolution 5K, 10K, 15K Run takes place within the breathtaking Escot Park Estate.
The course at Escot Park provides the perfect opportunity for novices to try running, walking or jogging. For the seasoned runner, it's a good warm up for longer distance runs in the future.
The event is a fun approach to achieving your fitness goals whilst raising much needed funds and awareness for those affected by stroke.
Stroke is the UK's third biggest killer and the leading cause of adult disability. By signing up for Resolution 5K, 10K, 15K Run taking regular exercise...
Dave Smallshire will be giving us an illustrated talk on wildlife found on a winter trip to lowland Nepal.
Dave was an agri-environment adviser to farmers and the government before his early retirement.
He now leads walks for Nature Trek which takes him all over Europe, America and Asia. Dave has co-authored an excellent field guide ‘Britain's Dragonflies’.
Further deatils from Roger Hamling on 01395 274766.
Watch local history come alive at DWT's headquarters. Volunteer millers will be on hand to show you the traditional way of grinding grain for flour using historic watermill.
If you feel inspired to get baking, the stone-ground wholemeal flour is available to buy.
10am-noon
Free admission and there is no need to book in advance except for groups and schools. To enquire please call 01392 279244
BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards Musician of the Year (2009), Tom is a singer and fiddle player extraordinaire.
Drawing on traditional music from his Newcastle home with Irish, American and Scottish influences, he creates a truly original sound combining jazz, folk, bluegrass and classical roots. Expect a heart-stopping, virtuosic performance, punctuated by Tom's inimitable Geordie wit. Playing with Scottish Accordion Champion Leonard Brown on accordion and keyboards.
Tickets: £13.75 (price covers the music only).
To book, please call 01395 568521 or visit the Mill Shop in...
A return visit from winners of Best Duo in the 2013 BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards. Kathryn and Sean are widely recognised as two of the folk scene's most accomplished musicians. Musical collaborators with the likes of Seth Lakeman (Sean's younger brother), Cara Dillon, the Levellers, Kate Rusby and Show of Hands, this husband and wife duo deliver an intimacy and strength of passion in their music. Kathryn's sublime voice and effortless delivery, combined with Sean's gifted guitar playing and masterly arrangements make for a captivating live performance.
