Hola Amigos! Lingo Stars Spanish for babies and toddlers is coming to Exeter!

Event Date: 
10/01/2014 - 10:00am
Venue: 
The Hub on the Green, Exeter

Calling all little linguists! A local language company are offering young babies and toddlers the chance to start learning Spanish with the help of Caramelo a cute little bear or "osito" in Spanish.

Kieron and Jeanna Skinner from Lingo Stars are offering their new Hola Caramelo Spanish activity sessions for babies and toddlers from 10th January at the Hub On The Green, in Exeter. The sessions are run in association with La Jolie Ronde, the leading provider of early language education in the U.K. with 30 years experience in providing language programmes for young children...

Bad weather set to continue into next week

It would appear the bad weather is here to stay, with the Met Office issuing Yellow Weather Warnings of both rain and wind.

Today ( Monday 6th January) strongs winds of up to 60mph are due to hit the South West, with coastal areas being particularly affected.

The public are asked to take extra caution around coastal areas during these weather conditions.

Further information and advice can be found here: http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/links.html

Road traffic collison on A38

A road traffic collision on the A38 at Wrangaton, near Ivybridge, Devon resulted in a non fatal casualty.

The incident, involving a single vehicle, occured at 1.15pm on Saturday 4th January.

Appliances from Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service were called to the incident by the police.

1 fire appliance from Buckfastleigh, 1 from Ivybridge and 1 from Ashburton were mobilised to the incident.

On arrival, crews found this to be a road traffic collision involving a single vehicle, which had left the highway and gone through a hedge. All persons were free...

Exeter City Dominate but fail to score

Report: Exeter City 0 Mansfield 1

Exeter City lost a pulsating clash 1-0 to Mansfield Town, as the wait for a win at St James Park continues.

But the scoreline does little to depict the true story of the game as City threw everything at their opponents and will feel aggrieved not to have taken anything from a game in which they greatly dominated in great swathes and hit the post three times.

After taking the lead on the stroke of half-time, through Lee Stevenson, Mansfield were subject to a second half onslaught of pressure as Exeter pressed and pressed to score. It...

Woman injured in flat fire

Appliances from Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue service were called to a fire at a flat in Exeter on Saturday 4th January.

The fire resulted in two casulties, with an ambulance being called for an adult female casualty.

Fire Engines from Middlemoor and Danes Castle along with the Aerial Ladder Platform from Danes Castle attended the incident involving a fire within a first floor flat at Musgrave House, Musgrave Row.

On arrival the crews stated that this was a confirmed fire in the living room within the first floor flat and got to work using 2 sets of breathing...

Plymouth man charged with Murder

A 35-year-old man has been charged with murder following the death of a man in Plymouth on Friday 3rd January 2014.

Samuel Watts of King Street, Plymouth, will appear at Plymouth Magistrates Court on Monday 6th January after being charged with the offence on Saturday 4th January.

Police and ambulance were called to a property in King Street, Stonehouse, after concerns for welfare for a man inside. On entering the property they found a 38-year-old man who had sustained a serious stab wound. He was treated by ambulance staff but was pronounced deceased at the scene.

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Support lads and dads charity day out

Authored by Hospiscare
Posted: Sat, 01/04/2014 - 1:49pm

Lads and dads are being called to take part in a rugby day out for Hospiscare in 2014.

The 10k Hospiscare Men’s Walk is a great way to spend a lads’ day out alongside friends and family members, with the male bonding continuing post-walk with a pint, pasty and three Six Nations rugby matches.

The third annual Men’s Walk will once again commence from the home of the Exeter Chiefs on Saturday March 15. The walk takes in spectacular views of the City as it goes through Ludwell Valley Park before heading back to the finish line at Sandy Park.

Hospiscare Event Fundraiser...

Exeter City match looks good to go!

As of 9.30am on Saturday morning, the St James Park pitch is in good condition and clear of surface water, and the match against Mansfield looks set to go ahead as planned.

The ground staff are continuing to work hard to ensure that the pitch maintains its condition until 3pm, but presently there are no major concerns over the likelihood of the fixture going ahead.

So come down to SJP for the 3pm kick-off and belatedly cheer the Grecians into the New Year! And as always, stay safe in the wet weather.

Read more at http://www.exetercityfc.co.uk/news/article/weather-...

Emergency services stay on high alert

Authored by Huw Oxburgh
Posted: Fri, 01/03/2014 - 4:57pm

Emergency services will remain on high alert for further flooding tonight.

Over 30 flood warnings are in place in the South West but there are no 'Severe' flood warnings in place with the high tide around 8pm tonight is expected to be lower than last night.

However Met Office warnings against severe wind and rain will continue to remain in place through to the evening with a further weather warning for rain issued for Sunday.

The poor weather and flooding is still causing travel disruptions to much of the county today with a lightning and hail storm knocking out...

£30m of university work back up for grabs

Authored by Huw Oxburgh
Posted: Fri, 01/03/2014 - 4:46pm

The University of Exeter has announced it is to seek a new contractor for its new £30m Living Systems Institute building after reaching a joint decision with Wates Construction not to proceed with the project. Ongoing discussions failed to find a way to deliver the University’s requirements within the allocated budget, therefore the University and the contractor have reached a mutual decision not to continue with the project. Hugh McCann, Director of Estate Development at the University, said: “We have done all we can to work in partnership with Wates and despite the fact we’ve been unable...

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