Sovereign Housing Association has joined the Black History Month 365 Fund which provides grants of up to £500 for events, activities and projects which celebrate Black History.
The aim of the fund is to help bring communities together to mark and celebrate our shared history, promote the awareness and knowledge of Black history, and celebrate the achievements and contributions from individuals of African and Caribbean heritage.
The fund is primarily to support local voluntary and community organisations to deliver small projects within our neighbourhoods, not just for...
Three thousand miles away in the northern arctic tundra, the iconic Brent Geese are on their way to Devon in search of food and milder climates. Their arrival heralds a spectacular time of year for wildlife on the internationally important Exe Estuary.
Brent geese are social animals. Feeding flocks can be several hundred strong and family groups stay together from one breeding season to the next. As they migrate each winter, the adult pair may have this and last year’s young birds with them. Watching them as they arrive in the autumn on the Exe Estuary and at Exmouth Duck Pond is...
Carlton Power, one of the UK’s most experienced energy infrastructure development companies and the company who originated and developed the Langage gas-fired power station and the Langage solar farm (located eight miles east of Plymouth, Devon) has chosen to build its third green hydrogen hub in the UK on land within the Langage Energy Park.
The 10MW hydrogen hub project, the first of its kind in Devon and Cornwall, will provide local companies - for example energy intensive industries or those with transport fleets – with easy access to hydrogen fuel. Hydrogen is expected to...
Taste East Devon is gearing up for a crowd-pulling 16-day festival to showcase the region’s food and drink scene with its sponsors steering success for another year. This year’s festival takes place between 3rd - 18th September 2022 when more than 40 food and drink events will be held over the course of two weeks.
Following on from a successful inaugural year, Taste East Devon has extended the festival by a week to allow for its jam-packed itinerary of events. From farm feasts to seaweed foraging, brewery open days to flour milling, seafood tasting experiences to BBQs, parties...
A summer afternoon in Wild Wood, while the animals sat, ate picnics and played with their friends, a mischievous ‘poop poop’ echoed in the trees....
Join Mole, Ratty and Badger in a floor stomping, live music, hilarious re-telling of this woodland adventure as they save Toad and his shiny new motorcar from deep trouble.
Award-winning theatre company, Calf2Cow, brings you the outdoor theatrical experience of the summer in a retelling of Kenneth Grahame’s classic story: The Wind In The Willows.
Here are some audience reviews of the show so far...
There are several different types of work that companies can adopt depending on their needs. Flexible and hybrid are some examples. Read about what they mean and what the differences between them are in the following guide that Attic Recruitment helped create.
Flexible Work
Flexible work refers to working in a way that meets people’s personal preferences and requirements.
Benefits Of Flexible Work
Some benefits of flexible work are the following:
Personal preferences - The standard 9 to 5 roles simply can’t suit everybody’s biorhythm. Several employees
Exeter Northcott Theatre and Le Navet Bete announce today the full cast for their new family Christmas pantomime Robin Hood , which runs at the Northcott Theatre from 9 December 2022 until 7 January 2023.
Matthew Heywood ( Peter Pan , Octagon Theatre) takes on the role of the titular outlaw, with Samara Rawlins ( Aladdin , Trinity Arts Centre) as Marian; Al Dunn (Le Navet Bete, A Christmas Carol ) in dual roles as the dastardly Sheriff of Nottingham and King Richard; Jodie Micciché ( Alice in Wonderland , Folksy Theatre) as Morgana; Matthew Freeman (Le Navet Bete, A Christmas...
Exeter Community Initiatives (ECI) is looking to appoint a new Chief Executive.
The successful candidate will succeed current Chief Executive, Steven Chown, who is stepping down this coming winter after nearly six years.
The charity, which celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2023, helps people facing poverty, inequality and homelessness to get their lives back on track by involving them in community projects to improve their mental, emotional and physical wellbeing, increase their sense of belonging and provide skills to help them succeed in life.
In the modern world, it is essential to be ecologically sensitive because our daily decisions may, quite literally, determine whether or not we continue to exist as a species.
We can all do our part to slow the pace of climate change by being more mindful of ways to reduce pollution, safeguard wildlife, conserve natural resources, and take other appropriate measures.
Every person can make an impact, especially when environmentally responsible decisions are made routinely and possibly start to influence others to follow suit.
