City supporters based in Exeter will no doubt be aware of the poor weather that began again on Friday morning.
However, the forecast remains changeable and supporters must appreciate that no definitive decisions are likely to be taken until Saturday morning. We remain optimistic of hosting the match and the groundstaff are putting in their usual hard work to ensure this happens.
Wherever you are travelling from to get to St James Park, be sure to be safe in the conditions.
Read more at http://www.exetercityfc.co.uk/news/article/weather-update-exeter-v-mansf...
Choccie Bar is shortlisted for Foodie Product of the Year in the 2014 Food Magazine awards.
In October and November, over 3,000 votes were cast by food readers for their favourite chefs, restaurants, cafes and products in the South West.
The nominations have been counted and a shortlist drawn up and Choccie Bar is in the final three in the shortlist for Foodie Product of the Year.
food editor Jo Rees comments on the incredible growth in intrestd and support for these awards: "food readers clearly feel strongly about supporting their favourite local chefs and...
One in eight people in the South West fear they won’t be able to afford to pay the rent or mortgage at the end of this month, according to new research from Shelter released today.
The research, based on a YouGov survey of over 4,000 British adults, suggests that millions of us across the country will be starting the New Year worried about whether we’ll be able to keep their home.
Shelter is warning that the ‘ostrich effect’ created as a result of feeling overwhelmed by money worries could put homes in the South West at risk this year if overdue rent or mortgage bills are...
Local business expert David Hazzard from DestiNet NewZapp answers the question “Is social media replacing emails?”
David explains his answer and also goes on to describe how he thinks social media and emails can coincide.
“Social Media is a fantastic addition and opportunity for businesses to increase and improve their communication and marketing channels. But integration of email, social media and our forgotten old website is where companies gain most.”
To find out more you can contact David by email at sales@NewZapp.co.uk or by phone on 01392 447200
Tribal improvisational belly dance is a beautiful and exciting group dance. It uses a mix of classical and folkloric dance moves from the Middle East with influences from Indian dance and Flamenco.
Our classes are suitable for all ages and sizes. Just wear something comfortable, soft trousers or leggings, or a loose skirt. We normally dance barefoot, but if you prefer you can wear some light ballet pumps. No need to bare your belly unless you want to!
Join us to tone your muscles, improve your co-ordination, and make new friends.
All roads lead to Haldon Hill on February 9 when Exeter Racecourse stages its prestigious Super Sunday race fixture. The prize money is in excess of £90,000 and some of the country’s top novices’ are sure to head to the track as part of their final preparations ahead of the Cheltenham Festival. Early birds can take advantage of a two for £10 ticket offer, which ends at midnight, on January 10, with all pre-booked tickets thereafter two for £15. The meeting is widely regarded as one of the best Sundays in jump racing with £94,500 in prize money. The card includes a Pertemps qualifier, a...
People living close to the River Exe in Topsham and any other parts of Exeter that are at risk of flooding from tidal waters are being warned to protect their properties from an expected tidal surge tomorrow morning (Friday 3 January). The Environment Agency has issued severe flood warnings for coastal flooding for Friday morning. From around 6am and throughout the morning, waves are expected to reach up to 5m in height and combined with heavy rainfall and high winds, flooding may occur. For more information people are being advised to visit the Environment website www.environment-agency.gov...
The Fire Brigades Union (FBU) is due to strike between 6:30am and 8:30am tomorrow morning (3 January) during a period of high flood risk.
The Met Office Yellow Weather Warning is to stay in place until late on friday night and heavy rainfall is expected tomorrow morning.
Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service have remained neutral on the dispute but have said: “It is important that the public recognise this will have an impact on our normal arrangements during the periods of dispute. Chief Fire Officer for Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service, Lee Howell, said...
Devon and Cornwall Police, together with Her Majesty’s Coastguard , are appealing to local residents and visitors to the region not to enter the sea during the bad weather.
This follows two incidents over the past two days where people who have gone swimming in the sea in rough conditions have either drowned or been reported missing.
A police spokesperson said: “There are people who enjoy swimming in all weathers as well as those who may underestimate the danger a rough sea can pose. During the current bad weather, we would appeal to everyone to use common sense and not put...
With the 31 January tax return deadline just around the corner, HMRC has revealed the ‘Top 10 oddest excuses’ for sending in a late return.
The following bizarre, exotic and flimsy excuses have all been used by tardy taxpayers:
1. My pet goldfish died (self-employed builder) 2. I had a run-in with a cow (Midlands farmer) 3. After seeing a volcanic eruption on the news, I couldn’t concentrate on anything else (London woman) 4. My wife won’t give me my mail (self-employed trader) 5. My husband told me the deadline was 31 March, and I believed him (Leicester hairdresser) 6. I’...
