Education and Training News & Updates
- 19th November 2013
With forecasters warning of icy weather conditions around the corner
Domestic plumbers and heating engineers in Exeter who are still thinking about whether to join the renewable energy revolution are invited to take part in a free training session and find out about funding for training at the same time.
- 14th November 2013
Visitors can learn how personalities from Tudor times can be recreated at Exeter’s Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM) on Tuesday 26 November in a demonstration and performance by history specialists, Past Pleasures.
- 31st October 2013
The RFU today unveiled plans in Exeter to develop more young volunteers in rugby clubs across the country through its ‘Young Rugby Ambassadors’ programme. There will be a launch at the Corn Exchange in Exeter on Thursday 31st October.
- 30th October 2013
Whether you are organising a display for your friends, family or the general public the storage, handling and use of fireworks must be done with the utmost care.
- 25th October 2013
This weekend we all turn our clocks back and gain an extra hour. Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service are determined to prevent as many fire deaths as possible from happening and encourage you to test your smoke alarms as well as someone you care about.
- 24th October 2013
Do you know that Carbon Monoxide is a highly poisonous gas that has no colour, taste or smell? It can be produced by appliances that use gas, wood, oil or coal.
- 24th October 2013
Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service are taking part in the Fire Kills campaign this coming clock change weekend.
- 4th October 2013
RHINO TRAVELS FROM EXETER TO WARWICKSHIRE
- 12th September 2013
The controversy surrounding the ‘Walkie-Talkie’ building in London has highlighted the danger of the sun’s rays reflecting off surfaces and become a potential ignition source.
The high-profile skyscraper under construction in Fernchurch Street was blamed for damage caused to parked cars, including a Jaguar, when sunlight reflected from its windows melted parts of the vehicles