Local News and Updates
- 14th November 2016
Animal staff at Paignton Zoo struggling to x-ray some hefty giant tortoises have turned the tables on their patients – literally.
- 10th November 2016
Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service remind owners or managers of heritage buildings of the importance of carrying out and regularly reviewing their Fire Risk Assessment .
- 10th November 2016
Academy youngster Harry Strong hopes to use the Anglo-Welsh Cup as the perfect ‘stepping stone’ to help develop his career at Exeter Chiefs.
- 10th November 2016
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- 8th November 2016
Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service have carried out inspections at Charity Shops recently and noted areas of concern where help and support to comply with fire safety legislation would have been of benefit - In addition they have attended some serious fires in charity shops during the past months.
- 8th November 2016
Exeter Chiefs head coach Rob Baxter believes new signing Niko Matawalu can add some real ‘X-Factor’ to his backline after he today agreed a deal until the end of the season.
- 8th November 2016
Haldon Forest based Christmas Tree business have sensationally claimed a total of SEVEN prizes in this year’s British Christmas Tree competition – earning themselves a very special trip to Downing Street.
- 8th November 2016
Huge demand for the 11th Dartmoor Classic cycling event, which will take place on Sunday 2nd July 2017, has resulted in sell outs for all three routes, with places for the Medio route (67 miles) and Grande route (107 miles) being snapped up in record time.
- 8th November 2016
People are being invited to share their memories of the Royal Clarence Hotel by writing in a book of remembrance at Exeter Guildhall.
- 8th November 2016
Andrew Brownsword Hotels have provided this update:
Andrew Brownsword Hotels continues to liaise with Exeter City Council and local businesses, as we work together in the aftermath of the fire.