Children and parents, come along to Pinhoe Church to celebrate the birth of Jesus. Come dressed in costume, in your best Christmas jumper, or wear one of the nativity costumes provided.
The Met Office has issued a severe weather warning for the end of this week as severe gales and heavy rain are set to hit the region.
A yellow warning of wind is in place for Friday, from the early hours of the morning, valid until noon.
A spokesman for the Met Office said: “There is the potential for gales, or local severe gales, to develop across much of England and Wales during the first half of Friday, before easing by early afternoon.
“A band of heavy rain will accompany the low pressure system, this pushing quickly east through the day.
Paul Jepson, artistic director of Exeter’s Northcott Theatre, has unveiled the Civic Society’s newest plaque to actresses Violet and Dame Irene Vanbrugh
The blue plaque was unveiled on 4 December at the walkway between Roman Walk and Southernhay, near the Exeter Blitz Memorial, and close to the site of the house in Southernhay Place where Violet was born in 1867, but was demolished as a result of bombing during the Second World War. Her sister Dame Irene was born in 1872 in Heavitree Vicarage. They were two of the six children of the Rev Reginald Barnes, vicar of Heavitree, and his...
Fifty per cent of people in the UK are expected to use the internet to buy more than half of their Christmas presents this year.
Harmful viruses in e-cards, online shopping fraud and adverts for bogus holidays are three of the twelve scams of Christmas that have been identified in a new campaign launched by local authorities.
Devon and Somerset Trading Standards service is warning residents to be aware of these common scams.
The new initiative sees the National Trading Standards eCrime Team join forces with Action Fraud, GetsafeOnline, Crimestoppers and a host of...
