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Young Exeter executives qualify as accountants

Authored by Metis Media
Posted: Tue, 10/23/2012 - 3:23pm

Two young executives from Exeter firm Thomas Westcott Accountants, have qualified as a chartered certified accountants. Philip Cooke, 23 and Laura Kitchin, 22, who have both been with the firm since they were teenagers, have completed their studies and are now Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) accredited.

Philip, who works in the Exeter office, has been working with Thomas Westcott since he was 18-years-old and said he was delighted to have completed his studies. He said he enjoys he enjoys his role with the firm; meeting new clients and working around...

NFU says decision to delay badger cull was difficult but right

Today’s announcement delaying the two badger cull pilots expected this autumn was exceptionally difficult but on balance is responsible and right said the NFU.

With just weeks left of the autumn, the companies working to deliver this element of the government’s TB eradication policy have agreed with the NFU and government to postpone until next year.

NFU President Peter Kendall said he understood that today’s news would come as devastating blow to farmers who are desperate for a solution to the cycle...

38 Degrees Exeter debate to 'Keep our NHS Public'

Backed up by a strong local petition, 38 Degrees members across the country will be planning on meeting with their Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), including a public meeting at Exeter Central Library on Monday 29th October from 7pm to 8.30pm. They will be asking CCGs to adopt the amendments in their Guide for CCGs . Patients, doctors, nurses, other health workers and all concerned members of the public have been invited to attend the event.

The topic for discussion will cover such issues as c hildren’s health services in Devon, which are to be controversially...

Alternative entertainment at Exeter University

Ok, say you don't like all that r'n'b stuff and like to tune into something most likely involving a guitar at some point, well Exeter has something for you too. It may not be London, which features the Electric Ballroom and Slime, but neither is it a desert for those with an inner goth/indie kid.

Information kindly supplied by The Student Room: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk

The Cavern

A small underground bar/gig venue/daytime cafe between Queen Street and Gandy Street, the Cavern offers a pretty cool atmosphere to have a few drinks and enjoy live bands. Bar prices are...

Change your clocks and test your smoke alarms!

This weekend when you change your clock take an extra moment to test your smoke alarm and check the battery is still working.

We all make sure our clocks are telling the right time, so it’s amazing to think that many people forget to ensure the safety of themselves and their loved ones by not testing their smoke alarms regularly.

Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service are supporting the Fire Kills campaign by reminding people to test their smoke alarms as they change their clocks this weekend - Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 October – it could save your...

Banxy workshops for half term at the Northcott

Exeter's Northcott Theatre is offering an exciting half term of workshops with veteran UK hip-hop dance artist Banxy . As one of the original practitioners of the b boy/b girl, street and hip-hop genre, he has taught the core fundamentals of this ever-popular art form to participants for over 20 years.

All his workshops offer participants the chance to learn new and challenging moves, explore their own creativity and engage positively with others whilst learning in a fun and safe environment.

Banxy's workshops are suitable for those aged 7 yrs+ and are...

Devon Heritage Centre officially launched today

Devon County Council’s new ‘Heritage Centre’ was officially opened this morning (22nd October) by Council Chairman Jerry Brook. Brook told the impressive number of people attending the launch, "What is here, this combination of all the records is probably one of the most important facilities open in the county today.

"I tell my children, if you want to know where you are going, you have to know where you've been, and this centre does just that. And what's most important, it is accessible to everyone."

Phil Norrey, Chief Executive of the Devon County...

Exeter Homelessness Charity awarded £16K grant

The Lloyds TSB Foundation for England and Wales has awarded a £16,000 grant over two years to St Petrock’s homelessness charity based in Exeter.

St Petrock’s helps people who are homeless, or vulnerably housed, lead more settled and fulfilling lives. The charity offers a range of emergency support, accommodation, prevention and educational services aimed to assist individuals back into healthier and more positive lifestyles.

The grant from the Foundation will contribute towards the salary of a project worker. The Foundation is one of the few grant makers...

Volunteering Opportunities Week starts today

If you are looking for a new challenge to keep your days busy, Exeter CVS brings you a wide variety of volunteering opportunities as part of Volunteering Opportunities Week...

ARE YOU HAPPY IN AN OFFICE?

SAFE is looking for someone to help them out with admin. If you enjoy inputting data, photocopying and filing, sending e mails or even updating statistics, Karen Bishop would like to hear from you on 07966 874399 Ref 3279

FUN…..FUN….FUN….

A great chance for anyone wanting health & social care experience, Whizz – Kidz is looking for people to...

Your views wanted on new rail stations for the city

Authored by Marc Astley
Posted: Sat, 10/20/2012 - 10:14pm

Businesses and residents in Exeter are being asked for their views on proposals for two new railway stations in the city.

The new stations being planned by Devon County Council for Newcourt and Marsh Barton have been identified within the Local Transport Plan and Exeter City’s Local Development Framework.

The County Council is seeking the views of local firms and residents in advance of submitting detailed planning applications for each station next year.

Before this can take place, officers will be reporting to the County Council’s Cabinet later this year on...

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