The Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital is urging anyone who has suffered from symptoms of the highly infectious Norovirus bug to stay away from the hospital until they have been free of the symptoms for at least 48 hours. Cases of Norovirus, which causes vomiting and diarrhoea and is more common in the winter months, have been rising at the RD&E over the Christmas and New Year period, placing extra pressure on hospital bed capacity at a very busy time for the hospital. At the current time the hospital has closed Lowman and Okement wards and isolated areas in three other wards – Torridge,...
PEOPLE in Exeter are being invited to Bingo nights at Tiverton Golf Club, which are now open to the public.
Jim Bray, social committee chairman, said: "We've recently been granted a premises licence by the district council and this offers a great opportunity to open some of our events to the public and let them sample our excellent facilities.
"If you enjoy a game of bingo, we'd be delighted to welcome you for a fun, friendly and relaxing evening."
PEOPLE in Exeter are being invited to Bingo nights at Tiverton Golf Club, which are now open to the public.
Jim Bray, social committee chairman, said: "We've recently been granted a premises licence by the district council and this offers a great opportunity to open some of our events to the public and let them sample our excellent facilities. "If you enjoy a game of bingo, we'd be delighted to welcome you for a fun, friendly and relaxing evening."
The club's next Friday bingo nights is on 13 March.
PEOPLE in Exeter are being invited to Bingo nights at Tiverton Golf Club, which are now open to the public.
The club's first bingo night of 2015 is on Friday 9 January (7.30pm).
Jim Bray, social committee chairman, said: "We've recently been granted a premises licence by the district council and this offers a great opportunity to open some of our events to the public and let them sample our excellent facilities. "If you enjoy a game of bingo, we'd be delighted to welcome you for a fun, friendly and relaxing evening."
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