City's last home match of the season, against West Country rivals Cheltenham on Saturday 20th April, kick off 3pm, is now very much game ON.
The Away End has been deemed 'safe' after the recent collapse of banking into St James Road so the Robins’ will have a large following as the club owners are set to pay for the journey down the M5 for the fans.
The team want ‘The Grecians’ fans to come out in their numbers, turn up the vocal volume and do all we can to help them in the last home match of the season and the push...
Exeter City are issuing a call to arms to supporters for the final home game of the season, as Cheltenham visit St James Park on Saturday 20 April (kick-off 3pm) – and are inviting the fans to come and celebrate the announcement of their nominated Player of the Year for the 2012/13 season. With the Grecians still in the running for a play-off spot, the club are asking as many supporters to come and contribute to an electric atmosphere at the final home game of the season. As well as the usual fare of a crunch League 2 tie, the stadium will also be a hive of activity for the whole afternoon...
Everys Solicitors has signed a deal with Exeter firm Bluegrass Computer Services to meet its ongoing IT requirements.
Bluegrass, based at Pynes Hill in Exeter, provides proactive IT support to businesses and won the tender bid to assist Everys’ nine offices in Devon and Somerset, and its satellite office in Dubai.
Everys’ managing partner James Griffin said: “We are delighted to welcome Bluegrass on board. We would always work with local businesses by choice and Bluegrass offers us exactly the service we require.”
Bluegrass managing director David Thomas said: “We...
The Friends of Higher Cemetery will be presenting a talk, by Michael Parrott, about the history of the two nineteenth century Higher Cemetery chapels. The talk will be held in the main chapel. Entry is £3 for an adult (£1-50 for FoHC members) or £1 for a child under 16, who must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
One of four events throughout the year that will let you rediscover the remarkable hillside garden at Killerton.
Join in seasonal guided walks and learn things you didn't know about the plants and trees in the garden. Why not talk to the gardeners and uncover what makes the space so special. Get stuck in with hands on activities that will get you to see the garden differently and let you understand the remarkable history that lies beneath the design.
The RSPCA are calling for an investigation after a pollution spill harmed hundreds of seabirds for the second time in just two months.
More than 170 birds, mainly guillemots, were taken to the charity’s West Hatch wildlife centre in Taunton, Somerset, last week after being found washed up along the south coastline covered in a sticky substance. RSPCA inspectors rescued as many of the birds as they could, but unfortunately many more were found on the beaches already dead.
Experts from Plymouth University today (16 April) confirmed that the pollutant causing such devastating...
Having moved to Devon in 1999 and being based in Exeter since 2003, here at The Plum Consultancy we’ve seen some very exciting changes happening in the city and some unique dining and wining venues setting up shop and enticing us with their wares. This week and hot on the heels of Ruby Modern Diner, the latest and greatest addition opened its doors to the public – The Cosy Club. Based in the Halford Wing of Dean Clarke House in Southernhay Gardens, The Cosy Club has made the most of its historical past as the wing of a hospital by showcasing a Surgeon’s Operating Table style bar and...
Leading South West law firm, Stephens Scown LLP, is proud to be shortlisted in three awards: one regional and two national.
The most important, due to their Cornish roots and Cornish focus, is the Cornwall Business Awards 2013, where Stephens Scown has been shortlisted within the Customer Focus category. This award is for the organisation which demonstrates it has the customer at the heart of its business. Winners are due to be announced at an awards ceremony on the 16th May at the St Mellion Resort.
Managing Partner Robert Camp has a clear vision for the firm: “At our...
An elite team of chefs from the University of Exeter have won awards in The University Caterers Organisation (TUCO) Chefs Competition 2013.
The staff at Reed Hall Conference and Events Centre, an Event Exeter venue at the University of Exeter, are bursting with pride as they celebrate the recent success of colleague Janet Woolacott (Chef de Partie), who scooped the bronze award in the Individual Major Chef of the Year category at this year's TUCO competition.
The annual TUCO competitions are designed to allow chefs at all levels from Universities and Colleges across the U.K...
