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Be one of the first to register for Recharge and Achieve More Day and get a 73% Discount And Get THREE Exclusive Free Bonuses.

If the 73% discount isn’t enough to have you heading to...

Exeter's Monthly Indie Market brings you Game, Set and Match!

Event Date: 
06/07/2013 - 10:00am to 5:00pm
Venue: 
McCoy's Arcade, Fore Street, Exeter, EX4 3AN

To celebrate Wimbledon finals weekend Handmade Arcade, Exeter's monthly handmade and arts market, will have a Wimbledon theme including tennis-themed activities to raise money for local charity, Hospiscare.

The market will be held in McCoy's Arcade, Fore Street in Exeter on Saturday 6 July from 10am to 5pm.

Enjoy a browse at the array of stalls selling original art, jewellery, vinyl and gifts. Take a break with a coffee and cake from the Real McCoy Cafe or indulge in strawberries and cream and a glass of Pimms from the Bikeshed Theatre.

This month we are joining...

Route revealed for Exeter's Great West Run 2013

National sports events company GO2 (UK) Ltd today announced the route for Exeter’s Great West Run 2013. This new look half marathon takes a central route through the heart of Exeter on traffic-free roads providing great running conditions and excellent spectator support.

Exeter’s Great West Run, which is now in its 28th year, takes place on Sunday 13 October 2013. The much anticipated 13.1mile course gives runners an exciting new challenge for the autumn, taking in Exeter City Centre as well as the beautiful country lanes of St Andrews Road and on towards Stoke Woods.

The...

Sampson Hall Organisational Culture

Event Date: 
11/07/2013 - 7:30am to 9:00am
Venue: 
Southernhay House, 36 Southernhay East, EX1 1NX

What does the picture above tell you about this organisation's culture? What is the culture that pervades your business and how can you have impact upon it? Culture is the dominant force in many modern businesses.

It stops progress, prevents leaders from leading and fights change initiatives if it is allowed to. Understand the benefits of defining and mapping your organisations culture and the best methods of changing it.

This breakfast seminar will enable delegates to:

* Understand the impact of culture

* Understand how to define an organisation's culture...

Exeter unemployment figures set to rise as Diligenta plans exit from Winslade Park

Staff at Diligenta's in Clyst St Mary, Exeter, have been told today that the financial services company is set to pull out of Winslade Park and another site in Salisbury by February 2015, affecting 470 employees over both sites and 340 staff in Exeter alone. The first potential redundancies could take effect from as early as February 2014.

Diligenta is a UK business process outsourcing provider for the Life and Pensions industry, which last year commenced a 15-year contract with Friends Life. However, a Friends Life spokesman said: “Friends Life can confirm that the recent...

Exmouth Art Group’s annual exhibition at A la Ronde

Exmouth Art Group return to A la Ronde, the quirky National Trust house near Exmouth, with a variety of artwork produced by some of the best local artists.

This eclectic exhibition runs until 3 July and offers the visitor an opportunity to view and perhaps purchase a piece from the traditional to the more contemporary, at a realistic price.

Secretary of the group Cath Ager says: “A la Ronde and its setting are wonderful creative sources for paintings; and Exmouth Art Group members, often inspired by the beautiful Devon landscape and coastal environment, are delighted to...

Wellies at the ready! - Glastonbury Festival begins today

Authored by Steph C
Posted: Wed, 06/26/2013 - 1:48pm

The gates of Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset were opened this morning, but it was not for the purpose of letting the everyday tractor come through, instead it was opened to let the first of an expected 135,000 music revellers enter the farm to begin the weekend-long party at Glastonbury.

This year the main headliners are the Arctic Monkeys, Mumford and Sons and of course the Rolling Stones, who surprisingly have never played at Glastonbury until now. There had been several rumours that the likes of Prince and the pop stars Rihanna and Lady Gaga...

Rigby Group Acquires Exeter Airport

Rigby Group Plc has today announced the acquisition of Exeter International Airport from Balfour Beatty Plc for an undisclosed sum.

The airport assets of the group sit alongside the flying activities now consolidated under the ‘British International Helicopters’ name following the recent acquisition of this company and the divisionalisation of its other existing helicopter operating businesses. The whole now constitutes the largest British helicopter operating business, with divisions covering offshore and defence, utility, engineering, charter and flying training activities....

Missing Exeter woman found safe and well

Update 26 June: Ursula Seneca has been found safe and well. She returned home of her own accord.

First published 24 June: Police are becoming increasingly concerned for the welfare of a 43-year-old Exeter woman who has gone missing. Ursula Seneca lives in Exeter but had been camping at a site in Dawlish Warren since 7 June. She has not been seen at the site since 19/20 June and has left the majority of her belongings in her tent. She has medical issues which may affect her memory. Police are carrying out searches and local enquiries, and are seeking the public’s help to trace...

My response to today's Spending Review announcement

Authored by Ben Bradshaw
Posted: Wed, 06/26/2013 - 12:55pm

The focus of today’s Spending Review should have been clear and decisive action to boost growth and living standards this year and next year — not simply setting out cuts for two years’ time. David Cameron and George Osborne are failing to deliver on investing in infrastructure. In Exeter and the Westcountry we need that investment to boost growth and create jobs.

Exeter’s flood defences are in dire need of upgrading to protect homes, business and our rail connections. People desperately need more affordable homes for rent. As Ed Miliband revealed in Parliament today, only a tiny...

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