Fun Kitchen Adult Cookery Workshop: Sausage Making with Arthurs Butchers

Event Date: 
16/11/2013 - 2:00pm to 6:00pm
Venue: 
St Peters School, Quarry Lane, EX2 5AP

Fun Kitchen cookery workshops for adults celebrate the best of Devons food producers. This months workshop is sausage making with Arthurs Butchers of Topsham. Join the award winning Fun Kitchen team to learn how to make sausages. This hands on cookery workshop includes a demonstration from Arthurs Butchers, hands on learning how to make sausages and take home your creations, try your hand at making scoth eggs, plus take home some of Arthurs Butchers sausage variety packs. Held at St Peters School, Quarry Lane, Exeter, EX2 5AP on Saturday 16th November 2-6pm. Book to cook at www.funkitchen....

Playing the Fool - An interview with Le Navet Bete

Authored by Steph C
Posted: Sat, 09/21/2013 - 6:33pm

In preparation for their upcoming show ‘ Once Upon A Time In A Western’ at the Exeter Phoenix, The Exeter Daily managed to grab a quick chat with Al from Le Navet Bete to discover more about the art of clowning and what audiences can expect from their upcoming performances.

For those readers who may not be familiar with Le Navet Bete and your latest production ‘Once Upon A Time In A Western’, could you tell us a little bit about yourselves and your latest production?

The company formed in 2007 after we all graduated with a Theatre and...

Response to Adrian Fullam’s ‘Free food for kids’ article

Authored by karlknill
Posted: Sat, 09/21/2013 - 2:04pm

In his recent article, about free school meals, Adrian Fullam was rather misguided in much of what he said. The notion that only the Liberal Democrats could have produced such a policy is ludicrous. Firstly, many within the Labour Party have argued for just such a policy at a national level, whilst many Labour councillors have gone further and achieved such a policy at local level.

Secondly, what makes Adrian’s article and rhetoric so laughable is that where a Labour Council, Southwark, introduced free school meals, as a universal entitlement, they were criticised by Simon Hughes...

Unexpected festival closes with something Extraordinary

Authored by Huw Oxburgh
Posted: Sat, 09/21/2013 - 1:56pm

The Unexpected festival comes to a close this Sunday with an acrobatic performance from Extraordinary Bodies.

Extraordinary Bodies are eight artists and athletes from Diverse City and Cirque Bijou making their premiere on Exeter cathedral green this Sunday.

The show called Weighting will feature a host of incredible circus performance as well as live music from the Unexpected choir.

The Unexpected choir is a 100 strong intergrated choir of Exeter based performers from The Deaf Academy, The Big Noise Chorus, Newtown Community Choir and Magic Carpet Choir.

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Pyjama Drama

Pyjama Drama offers drama and creative play classes for toddlers and children up to 7 years old. Come along with us on some amazing journeys of the imagination! Packed full of exciting drama games, music and movement, our classes are loads of fun and utterly unique. All classes are developed and fully support the National curriculum.

Classes in Exeter

Thursday mornings at The Hub on the Green, 8 Cathedral Close, Exeter. •9:30-10:05 Raindrops( 22 months-3 year olds) •10:15-10:55 Rainbows (3-4 year olds) Friday mornings at Exeter Phoenix, Bradninch Place, Gandy Street, Exeter...

Dartmoor's four cuckoos meet mixed fortunes

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Sat, 09/21/2013 - 10:01am

Summer is coming to an end on Dartmoor, and bird migration is in full swing. The swallows are on the move, the swifts are gone, and so are the cuckoos. In fact, adult cuckoos leave the country a lot earlier than previously thought, with most of them gone by early July.

This is one of the discoveries that the cuckoo-tracking project, managed nationally by the British Trust for Ornithology, has made. Even though the cuckoo may be one of our most well-known birds, some of them only spend about 2 months of the year in this country. The rest of the time they are on their way to, or have...

Pyjama Drama SMILE Charity Event

Event Date: 
25/09/2013 - 10:00am to 11:45am
Venue: 
The Hub on the Cathedral Green, Exeter

This year Pyjama Drama are supporting Once Upon A Smile www.onceuponasmile.org.uk a charity that provides a source of support to families that have lost a child, or children that have lost a parent, to a long term or terminal illness.

Please join our special session, ‘Chasing the blues away’ which will be packed full of music, songs and games designed to make everyone smile!

Wednesday 25 September The Hub on the Green, Catherdral Close, Exeter.

10:00 - Children under 5 years 11:00 - Children under 5 years Please donate £5.00 session charge to the charity The...

Devon Derby tickets still available to buy at today's Exeter City v Newport game

Reception will be busy at Saturday’s Exeter City game against Newport County AFC, so don’t leave it too late before kick-off to buy your Devon Derby (5 October) tickets and be prepared for some possible queuing. Reception will stay open after the game for as long as there is demand for tickets.

Fans are reminded that they can buy online at ecfc.co/HomeTickets or by phoning 01392 411243 option 3. (For charges see below).

All registered Priority members can purchase up to three tickets. Click here for more information about Priority membership.

It’s not too late to...

Tour of Britain fans “on top of the world” at Devon Stage

Hundreds of thousands of spectators were left feeling “on top of the world” in Devon today (Friday 20 September) after joining The Tour of Britain’s 10th anniversary celebrations.

Stage Six of this year’s Tour, hosted by Devon County Council, started in Sidmouth on East Devon’s Jurassic Coast with a warm welcome from fans and the warmest weather of the race so far.

Huge crowds got to see some of the biggest names in cycling on the 85 mile (137 km) route, which took in Sidbury, Honiton, Willand, Tiverton, Exeter, Chudleigh, Moretonhampstead and Bovey Tracey.

The...

Free food for kids

The most eye-catching announcement from the Liberal Democrat Conference in Glasgow was the introduction of free school meals for every child in Reception, Year 1 & Year 2 next September. This policy is emblematic of the profound mood shift in Liberal Democrats generally. The novelty of being in government has subsided and the ability to change the country is now unremarkable to Liberal Democrat supporters. The primary goal of the coalition was to repair the economy and cut back the massive borrowing inherited from the Labour Party. There is a satisfaction that the tough discipline...

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