Central College of Animal Studies Exeter Open Event

Event Date: 
12/04/2022 - 10:00am
Venue: 
Central College of Animal Studies, Exeter

CCOAS Exeter is excited to welcome prospective students to our open event on Tuesday 12th April. Two slots are available, 10am - 11am, and 11am - 12pm.

Come along to our premises at Manaton Court to learn more about the veterinary nursing profession and how our courses run, meet current students and tutors, and discover whether veterinary nursing could be your future!

If you're aged 18 or above, and are considering a career in veterinary nursing, book your place at our open event today by emailing donna.green@ccoas.org.uk

https://ccoas.org.uk/index.php/tuesday-12th...

Central College of Animal Studies Exeter Open Event

Event Date: 
16/03/2022 - 6:00pm
Venue: 
Manaton Court, Manaton Close, Matford Business Park, Exeter

CCOAS Exeter is excited to welcome prospective students to our open event on Wednesday 16th March. Two slots are available, 6pm - 7pm, and 7pm - 8pm.

Come along to our premises at Manaton Court to learn more about the veterinary nursing profession and how our courses run, meet current students and tutors, and discover whether veterinary nursing could be your future!

If you're aged 18 or above, and are considering a career in veterinary nursing, book your place at our open event today by emailing donna.green@ccoas.org.uk

https://ccoas.org.uk/index.php/wednesday-16th...

Make these 4 simple substitutions now for your health and wallet

Did you make a new year’s resolution for 2022? If you did, have you stuck with it so far – or have you already given up on it? When we make new year’s resolutions, we usually do so because we’re trying to make major changes in our lives. Keeping a resolution is supposed to be difficult. That’s why we delay trying to make those changes until a new year begins – we’re hoping that seeing a new number on the calendar will somehow inspire us to accomplish something that previously eluded us.

Do you know what the most common new year’s resolutions are? The most common resolution is to...

Chance to run around Powderham Castle grounds

FORCE Cancer Charity and City Runs are combining to offer a race through some of the most spectacular parkland in Devon.

Powderham Castle will provide the backdrop for the Power Run Exeter event on Saturday April 2.

There are two distances available – five or 10 miles - around private areas of the Castle estate on a multi-terrain course.

With breathtaking views, the event is perfect for new runners and those looking for something a little more challenging.

The partnership with City Runs comes a time when FORCE is working hard to recover from the effects of...

New entry requirements for Spain: What you need to know

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Mon, 01/31/2022 - 11:43pm

Anyone traveling to Spain by air or sea (including children under the age of 12) must complete and sign an online Health Control Form and will need to check whether they need to obtain a visa to visit Spain. Visit www.spainvisa.eu for up to date information. You must present the QR code (hardcopy or digital) issued when you complete the online Health Control Form when you arrive in Spanish ports and airports.

Spain does not permit entry from Omicron-affected areas

Due to the COVID-19 Omicron strain, the Spanish Ministry of Health announced that arrivals from seven...

Exeter expert secures place among world's "most inspiring" engineers

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 01/31/2022 - 11:13pm

One of the University of Exeter’s most eminent and distinguished engineers has been celebrated as being amongst the world’s most influential academics in his field.

Professor Ken Evans, a leading expert in Materials Engineering, features in a new prominent list of the most inspiring engineers and technologists, published by the Institution of Engineering and Technology.

The campaign features 95 of the most illustrious experts from across the globe, both past and present, who have made a “significant impact” through their work.

Professor Evans features alongside...

Finishing touches at St Sidwell’s Point ahead of long-awaited opening

New images reveal Exeter’s iconic new leisure centre St Sidwell’s Point as the finishing touches are put in place ahead of opening in the spring.

St Sidwell’s Point is the UK’s first leisure centre built to the super energy efficient Passivhaus standard.

The unique facility in the heart of the city centre has been funded by the City Council and constructed by Kier.

It features an eight-lane, 25m main pool and four-lane, 20m learner pool, both with moveable floors making learning to swim accessible to all who visit.

St Sidwell’s Point, which is next to...

290 new affordable homes for local people in Devon

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 01/31/2022 - 10:24pm

Local housing association Aster Group is set to build 290 new affordable homes in Devon after securing nine new development deals, representing one of its biggest ever single investments in the county.

The new affordable homes for local people will be built in locations including:

  • 102 in Cranbrook, Exeter
  • 61 in Matford, Exeter
  • 22 in Swan Park, Dawlish
  • 17 Mead Park, Bickington
  • 17 Larkbear Tawcroft in Barnstable.

Construction is already underway at Mead Park and Larkbear Tawcroft, with the first tranche of...

How to make a road sign for your business

Many of Exeter’s thousands of businesses make use of signage to attract customers and to ensure that deliveries make it to their store or facility. These signs can be difficult to erect, given that you’ll often require some planning permission or permission from the local authority to even begin planning them. Even after that permission is granted, you’ll need to find a sign producer to get your sign made so that it lasts for decades to come. Here are some key tips to help you plan a sign that’ll lead consumers, clients, and logistics firms to your business.

Planning

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Improv with Cathy: Short-form improv workshop

Improv with Cathy: Short-form improv workshop

Event Date: 
20/03/2022 - 11:00am to 1:00pm
Venue: 
Exeter Community Centre, 17 St. Davids Hill, Exeter EX4 3RG

Improv with Cathy is an intensive and fun exploration into body, mind and feelings with an emphasis on how we can all play together and all win.

Benefits include: Improves ability to think on your feet; helps develop confidence and creativity; introduces refreshing ways to connect and communicate, prepares you for better performance, whether on stage, at work, in life.

Rather than taking you beyond your comfort zone, Cathy helps you make your comfort zone bigger.

Book here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/creative-culture-south-west-17876957823

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