Guidng Light is 'Not for profit' supporting local charities. Our Spiritual evenings are held at 'The Hedley Way Centre'. Follow the brook from the town to the main car park near the rear of the Hospital. We are just over the bridge in the Manor Gardens on the corner of Brook Street.
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Exeter City U18s - 3 - (A Byrne - 14; M Jay - 39, 60) Swindon Town U18s - 4 - (W Randall - 3; T Johnson - 19, 88; C McCormack - 66)
The Robins left St James Park the happier last night after progressing to the second round of the FA Youth Cup thanks largely to a Tyreke Johnson double amidst a topsy-turvy tie.
Will Randall and Callum McCormack completed a collection of stunning goals for the 1964 finalists, outnumbering City's three from Alex Byrne and a Matt Jay brace.
The hosts twice came from behind in a lively first half. After a flurry of early Exeter...
Regulations on farm veichle speed could be cut in an effort to help farmers transport goods more efficiently and, Roads Minister Robert Goodwill has announced today
The consultation seeks views on allowing conventional tractors to travel at up to 25 mph, rather than 20 mph. A seperate consultation is also seeking views on increasing the weight limits for agricultural vehicles enabling farm workers to transport more goods and better suit modern farm machinery. Robert Goodwill said: "Whether it’s helping to put food on the table, or driving industry forward with biofuel production,...
In a scrutiny committee meeting today councillors have been briefed on how a potential £4.4 million overspend will affect consideration of the forthcoming budget for 2014/15 which will be agreed next January. The bulk of the overspend comes from Children’s and Adult’s protection services which predicts it will spend more than £3.1 million more than originally budgeted. In a report to scrutiny committee the county treasurer breaks down the extra expenditure: “£500,000 relates to higher numbers of Secure Welfare placements of Devon children than provided for within budgets. £1 million...
Luxury South West jewellery and watch retailer, Michael Spiers welcomed 230 guests to a champagne reception and stunning fireworks display at Exeter Castle. The private event launched the independent Jeweller’s new partnership with Rolex as the sole retailer in the city stocking one of the most prestigious brand of watches in the world. Guests enjoyed an exclusive preview of new Rolex models launched at Baselworld 2013 before they become available for sale. Baselworld is the world’s biggest watch and jewellery event, held annually in Switzerland where leading brands showcase their finest...
The Paignton Zoo Great Gorillas Project auction has raised £100,000.
A total of £99,800 was bid on the night - a secret donation of £200 made the sum up to six figures.
The project, celebrating Paignton Zoo’s 90th birthday, is supporting gorilla conservation and Children’s Hospice South West.
Life-size model gorillas, sponsored by businesses and community groups, painted in original designs by specially-commissioned artists and displayed in public, created a unique art trail around Exeter and the English Riviera during the summer.
New research on pond snails has revealed that high levels of stress can block memory processes.
Researchers from the University of Exeter and the University of Calgary trained snails and found that when they were exposed to multiple stressful events they were unable remember what they had learned. Previous research has shown that stress also affects human ability to remember. This study, published in the journal PLOS ONE, found that experiencing multiple stressful events simultaneously has a cumulative detrimental effect on memory. Dr Sarah Dalesman, a Leverhulme Trust Early Career...
New entrants to international business face heightened risk of bribery and corruption, says forensic specialist • Exeter: 11 November, 8.30am - Thistle Exeter Rougemont Hotel, Queen Street, Exeter, EX4 3SP Businesses which operate overseas, and particularly new entrants to international markets, are frequently more exposed to bribery and corruption, compared to those operating within national borders, according to David Alexander, partner in the forensic accounting team at Smith & Williamson. Since bribery and corruption are at the high end of corporate offences, they can attract...
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of their first number one album, the authoritative Beatles live concert show is coming to town!!
In 1963, the single Please Please Me launched John, Paul, George and Ringo’s chart-topping career, followed later the same year with the release of their debut, No1 album Please Please Me. It announced the arrival of a band that was to become the biggest-selling recording artists in the world.
Talented singer/guitarist Nick Bold was born to perform. . . When the Stars in Their Eyes winner isn’t appearing in the UK’s premier theatres and concert...
A £40 million plan to move Torquay pavilions onto an Island in the middle of the town inner harbour has received some criticism from locals.
The ambitious plan has been floated as an alternative to a luxury hotel development expected to submit for planning permission shortly before Christmas.
The plans have been drawn up by residents supported by Mark Hoyle, Brian Lewis and Julie Brandon from Torquay Town Centre Community Partnership.
The residents suggest constructing an island and then using a crane to move the pavilion onto it.
