Exeter

SHOW OF HANDS

Event Date: 
19/10/2012 - 7:30pm
Venue: 
EXETER GREAT HALL

FRIDAY 19 OCTOBER Exeter Great Hall Show of Hands with Miranda Sykes Plus support Unreserved seating £17.00 (plus booking fee) Doors open 7.30pm

Box Office Number: 01392 667080

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SHOW OF HANDS Show of Hands are undeniably one of the strongest current forces in acoustic music – often described as England's finest and most popular roots duo."Formidable operators in...

Ballet Theatre UK present A Christmas Carol

Event Date: 
04/11/2012 - 7:30pm to 05/11/2012 - 7:30pm
Venue: 
Manor Pavilion, Sidmouth

Filled with Joy, laughter and heartbreaking moments Ballet Theatre UK's new production combines traditional ballet with captivating theatre performed to a glorious classical score.

This beautiful production is not only for those already fans of dance, but also for those experiencing dance for the first time.

Tickets £15/£10 under 16s.

Box Office: 01395 514413.

http://www.manorpavilion.com/

Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra at The Great Hall

Event Date: 
18/10/2012 - 7:00pm
Venue: 
The Great Hall, Exeter University

Vaughan Williams' tribute to Tallis calls for a large string orchestra divided into three parts: the full string choir, a single desk from each section and a solo string quartet. The Tallis melody "Why fum'th in fight the Gentiles spite, in fury raging stout?" is one of nine included in the Psalter of 1567 for the first Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury. The theme is heard in its complete form three times and serves as the source for a wonderful miasma of variants and developments in this rich orchestral composition.

Vaughan Williams: Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis Delius :...

Lunchtime queues for newly opened John Lewis

When John Lewis opened its doors this morning at 9am there was already a queue of around 150 waiting to be the first customers in the doors. Now a few hours have transpired but there seems no sign of a let up, as shoppers line up down Sidwell Street.

City centre workers on their lunch breaks stared in amazement at the queue, but many went to join it after seeing that it was swift-moving.

It seems many shoppers had taken notice of Exeter City Council's advice to travel in by public transport, as traffic was relatively free-flowing in the city centre, and although the car...

The Haunting of Romany Rye by Jane Bennett

Event Date: 
25/10/2012 - 8:00pm to 27/10/2012 - 8:00pm
Venue: 
Manor Pavilion, Sidmouth

The highly acclaimed and innovative Nightshade Theatre Company bring you the premiere of this ghost story starring James Pellow Jane Benett and Janette Froud.

Tickets: £12, performance at 8pm.

Box Office: 01395 514413

http://www.manorpavilion.com

Powers of Ten at the Manor Pavilion, Sidmouth

Event Date: 
19/10/2012 - 11:45am
Venue: 
The Manor Pavilion, Sidmouth

Sidmouth Science Festival presents Powers of Ten composed by David Haines.

A Journey in song through the universe of magnitudes from quark to cosmos. Performed by Teignmouth and Ivybridge Community Choirs with children from Sidmouth Primary school.

Tickets: £9, £5 under 16s

Box Office: 01395 514413

http://www.manorpavilion.com/

Autumn Craft Fair at Sidmouth Donkey Sanctuary

Event Date: 
13/10/2012 - 10:00am
Venue: 
The Donkey Sanctuary, Sidmouth

The Donkey Sanctuary holds it's autumn craft fair on Saturday.

The indoor craft fair is a fundraising event and a great opportunity to purchase gifts, including handmade jewellery, cheeses, scarves and pashminas, skincare treats, wood turned items, art, homemade jams and chutneys.

You will also be able to have a go at willow weaving with workshops running throughout the day.

Refreshments will be available, including a barbecue.

Admission £2.

Traders call 01395 573156 to book a pitch.

www.thedonkeysanctuary.org.uk

Be safe in heavy rainfall and potential flooding

Yesterday Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service received over 90 weather related calls. These including over 20 calls to vehicles in water, 29 calls involving domestic flooding, one horse rescue and further calls (including duplicate calls) to report flooding.

The Met Office are predicting further periods of heavy rain today and Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service are urging people to be aware of possible flooding and reminding drivers not to risk their lives by driving through any flood water.

DSFRS offer some useful advice which could...

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