Local News and Updates
- 26th February 2017
A charity set up just six years ago to help promote the local community and the vision of people who and work there is today celebrating raising the sum of £1m.
- 26th February 2017
Rob Baxter’s forward planning for next season and beyond is continuing with the news that three more of his Exeter Chiefs squad have today agreed new contracts with the Aviva Premiership club.
- 24th February 2017
Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service realise that fire safety may not be at the forefront of your mind, when you have the temptation of a tasty pancake, sprinkled with lemon juice and sugar in front of you, but it is important to keep an eye on the pan as well as the pancakes!
- 24th February 2017
Rob Baxter may be wary of the threat Newcastle Falcons pose to his Exeter side, but insists its challenges such as tomorrow that his Chiefs outfit need to overcome to achieve their seasonal objectives.
- 23rd February 2017
Exeter Chiefs head coach Rob Baxter has spoken of his delight after three of his current squad today put pen to paper on new deals with the Aviva Premiership club.
- 22nd February 2017
Dartmoor Brewery has signed up as a leading sponsor of the Exeter Festival of South West Food and Drink.
- 22nd February 2017
Leading South West craft ale producer Dartmoor Brewery has signalled its commitment to public safety on Dartmoor with a new sponsorship agreement with the Dartmoor Rescue Group.
- 22nd February 2017
Exeter-based Lightfoot®, the multi award-winning connected car technology provider responsible for cutting fuel bills and CO2 emissions in vans and cars across the UK, has been recognised for its innovative use of technology in no less than two major industry awards.
- 21st February 2017
Lila Dance's The Deluge is being brought to Braunton on April 8th....
- 21st February 2017
Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service remind you to make sure your chimneys are safe and clean as possible, especially if you own a thatched property - Last year the fire service attended a total of 26 thatched fires of these, 23 were chimney fires and three were thatch roof fires.