Sandy Park

"Refreshed" Chiefs are hard at work

Authored by Mark Stevens
Posted: Wed, 07/02/2014 - 11:18am

Mark Twiggs believes a "refreshed" outlook has given the Exeter Chiefs a real spring in their step as they get stuck into the rigours of pre-season.

With Sandy Park currently closed to all and sundry due to the multi-million pound redevelopment works that are being carried out ahead of the 2014/15 season, the Chiefs squad have been forced to relocate to the University of Exeter for the majority of their build-up to the new campaign.

The enforced switch, however, has been hailed a huge success by Twiggs, who heads up the Aviva Premiership club's Strength & Conditioning...

Wedding Fair Exhibitors Required

Authored by sandypark
Posted: Tue, 06/24/2014 - 10:31am

Sandy Park may be renowned for its Rugby and the Exeter Chiefs but here we also pride ourselves in being one of Devon's most unique Wedding Venues

We are currently looking for the best of what Devon & Cornwall have to offer when it comes to wedding products or services

Our autumn Fair guarantees to draw in a bumper crowd where we will be showcasing our fantastic new facilities and new-look of Sandy Park, so what better time for you to get involved & exhibit with us on the day

There are still lots of categories to fill including:

  • BRIDAL WEAR
  • ...

b2b@SandyPark Business Exhibition 2014

Authored by sandypark
Posted: Fri, 06/20/2014 - 12:33pm

We are really excited to announce that Sandy Park has once again teamed up with the Exeter Chiefs, the region's top Premiership Rugby Club to host this year's b2b @ SandyPark Exhibition taking place on Wednesday 5th November

Welcoming back some of the best organisations in the area who are keen to support the event, including:

• Exeter Chiefs • South West Communications • Express & Echo • Exeter City Council • Radio Exe • The Exeter Daily

b2b @ SandyPark is a unique business to business opportunity for companies to showcase their products and services, meet new...

b2b@SandyPark Business Exhibition 2014

Event Date: 
05/11/2014 - 10:00am to 5:00pm
Venue: 
Sandy Park

We are really excited to announce that Sandy Park has once again teamed up with the Exeter Chiefs, the region's top Premiership Rugby Club to host this year's b2b @ SandyPark Exhibition taking place on Wednesday 5th November

Welcoming back some of the best organisations in the area who are keen to support the event, including:

• Exeter Chiefs • South West Communications • Express & Echo • Exeter City Council • Radio Exe • The Exeter Daily

b2b @ SandyPark is a unique business to business opportunity for companies to showcase their products and services, meet new...

Sandy Park flies flag for Exeter at Olympia

Authored by sandypark
Posted: Thu, 06/12/2014 - 11:27am

VIP rugby weekends in Exeter up for grabs at the meetings show

Sandy Park is doubling in size and will be able to accommodate up to 1000 delegates as from September, so what better time than to fly the flag at next month’s Meetings Show.

Delegates at next month's prestigious Meetings Show in London will have the opportunity to win the ultimate VIP weekend in Exeter as part of the various attractions on offer at the Sandy Park stand.

Representatives from Exeter's award-winning venue will be heading to the capital to fly the flag for the Westcountry at the three-day...

Rowe hails "terrific" draw

Exeter Chiefs face two trips to France and another to Ireland following today's European Rugby Challenge Cup draw.

Former internationals Simon Shaw and Scott Quinnell carried out the inaugural draw at the Stade de la Maladière in Neuchatel, Switzerland and pitted the Chiefs in Pool Two of the 2014/15 competition.

Standing in the way of Rob Baxter's side will be French Top14 sides Bayonne and La Rochelle, as well as Rabo ProDirect12 outfit Connacht Rugby.

The Chiefs have previously faced Connacht in two pre-season friendlies, but have never before faced either...

Big Walk 2014 hailed a success

Over £2,000 has been added to the Exeter Foundation coffers following the highly successful Big Walk 2014 held at the weekend.

Helping to raise vital funds for theFoundation, which looks to support a minimum of 20 local charities and organisations, the 84 walkers proudly took up the challenge of working their way around the picturesque 10-mile course that started and finished at Sandy Park, home to the Exeter Chiefs rugby team.

Building on the success of previous years, once the walk was completed participants were then able to enjoy a well-earned first pint or soft drink,...

Autumn Wedding Fair

Event Date: 
19/10/2014 - 11:00am to 3:00pm
Venue: 
Sandy Park, Exeter

Our Autumn Wedding Fair, the first in the newly redeveloped building, promises to be a one-stop shop for anyone planning a wedding.

Between 11am - 3pm our Exeter Suite will be showcasing an extensive range of local wedding suppliers from photographers and decoration to jewellery and musical entertainment.

We also invite you to visit our Chiefs Suite set up for a Civil Ceremony and Wedding Breakfast. Our dedicated Events Team will be on hand to assist you with every detail of your big day and for you to find out more about Sandy Park's unique wedding & event packages....

Rugby World Cup tickets reach £9,000

Authored by Huw Oxburgh
Posted: Fri, 05/30/2014 - 12:22pm

Thousands of tickets to next year’s Rugby World Cup have appeared on ticket re-selling sites ahead of yesterday’s community ticket sale launch.

More than 4,000 tickets were discovered on a variety of re-selling sites by investigative reporters from BBC Watchdog.

This is despite the first community tickets, exclusively for members of local rugby clubs, only going on sale at 1pm yesterday.

A further batch of tickets for general sale will go on sale on 12 September 2014 and will include three fixtures at Exeter’s Sandy Park.

Some “VIP” tickets for Rugby World...

Do you know my Knight(s) in shining armour?

Today three men came to my aid after my Ford KA skidded across an Exeter dual carriageway.

I had just passed Sandy Park and Tescos when my car came into difficulties, leaving me facing oncoming traffic.

A white van man and two passers by came to my aid, ensuring I was ok and my car was moved safely out of the road.

The first man that stopped to help even made sure I would be ok until help arrived.

I was so shaken I did not get chance to properly thank these men. If your husband/boyfriend/son came home today and told you a story about helping a young woman,...

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