The Centre for Business and Climate Solutions (CBCS): catalysing environmental technology, service and process development and implementation for a sustainable future”
The research was led by Rebecca Adams and the CBCS Team supported by Project Partners Met Office, IBM, PML, and RegenSW
Co-funded by the University of Exeter (UNEXE) and the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), with partners including the Met Office, IBM, PML and RegenSW, the Centre for Business and Climate Solutions (CBCS) assists the South West’s small to medium enterprises (SMEs) in understanding...
Led by researchers Dr Thomas Monks, Dr Martin Pitt, Prof Ken Stein with support by Project partners South West Peninsula Heart and Stroke Network this project looks to help alleviate the dangers of sudden stroke. Stroke is the third cause of death and greatest cause of adult disability within the UK. The only licensed treatment is thrombolysis with the ‘clot-busting’ drug altepase which significantly improves outcomes but is critically time dependant. In collaboration with the SW Peninsula Heart and Stroke Network researchers used innovative computer simulation and data analysis to model...
Led by Dr Lars Johanning with support from Project partners: Falmouth Harbour Commissioners, A&P Group, Cornwall Marine Network, and Mojo Maritime; the Falmouth Bay Test Site (FaB Test) is helping to accelerate the commercial hydroelectrity devices by providing a low cost and easily accessible test site for the marine energy sector. At a site operated by Falmouth Harbour Commissioners and the University of Exeter. The FaB test was conceived and developed with the support of Cornish businesses working in the marine energy sector including A&P Group (Falmouth), Cornwall Marine...
Meet the fools, clowns and ordinary folk of Shakespeare’s plays on Friday 13 December in Exeter city centre.
Masters students from the University of Exeter’s Staging Shakespeare course will be in costume outside the Elizabethan Guildhall in Exeter High Street at 5.30pm ready to parade down to St Nicholas Priory (The Mint, off Fore Street), where followers will be met with a glass of punch and promenade drama performances between 6pm and 7pm.
Admission is free-of-charge and all are welcome. They will be presenting comic Shakespearean scenes in St Nicholas Priory, an...
Devon County Council is planning to reduce its public transport spending by around £760,000 during 2014/15.
While the majority of the money has already been accounted for there is still around £100,000 in savings left to be found.
While there are currently no plans to withdraw any bus routes the council the council is seeking public opinion on other money saving proposals.
These proposals include reducing the free travel available to 175,000 pass holders National Bus Pass holders in Devon. This could see bus pass holders pay for travel on special bus services such...
Police in Torquay have released CCTV stills of a group of men they would like to speak to in connection with the vandalism of a Christmas fair in the town.
Christmas lights, attached to nine market huts outside the Town Hall, are seen on CCTV being attacked by the four men in the early hours of Sunday 8 December.
The men are also seen ripping the paper off one of the huts which had been made up to look like a giant Christmas present.
Police are now trying to identify four men who left the harbourside area around 3.50am on 8 December and walked up through the town...
The Equalities minister Maria Miller has announced that same-sex marriages can take place from March 29.
The date comes far sooner than expected as it was believed that marriages would not be available until the summer.
It is thought that the date has been brought forward as the Government made the necessary arrangements before schedule.
Same sex couples wishing to marry on March 29 must submit a formal notice of this intention by March 19 Maria Miller said: “Marriage is one of our most important institutions, and from 29 March 2014 it will be open to everyone,...
If you would like to hear some acoustic rock tunes, all in aid of a good cause, then you need to pay a visit to St Stephens chuch on Saturday 14th December.
Exeter based artist GRICE and his five piece band will be performing at the church as part of the start of their tour. The tour will see GRICE performing at selected chuches and small venues around the Southwest, Bristol and London.
Listeners will get to hear GRICE's album for the first time in its entirety, meaning this is an event not to be missed.
This saturday they will be performing to help raise vital...
Four police dogs and their handlers are the latest highly trained officers to join Devon and Cornwall's canine unit.
The officers and their faithful companions have taken part in a passing out parade to mark the end of their training.
The group began their dog training in September and successfully passed an intensive two-day assessment with flying colours. The examination was carried out by PC Nick Dalrymple from Avon and Somerset Police.
Paul Glennon, Canine Development Officer and Course Instructor, said: “Following the assessment the assessor commented that this...
Government advisors have recommended the drug ketamine should be upgraded to a Class B drug.
Currently a Class C drug, the new classification could see illegal possession of ketamine carry a five year prison sentence.
The Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs is expected to pass the advice to the Government following new evidence on the long term affects of the drug.
The new evidence from the Advisory Council showed that the prolonged use of the drug causes severe damage to the bladder which may have to be removed by surgery in the most serious cases.
