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 Exeter Decides, where the Exeter publish has the say on which community projects get funding, is being rolled out again after its successful first outing. Among the applications this time are: a rock music school; proposed improvements to community centres; football for girls; drama and singing groups; pantomime; and green homes and environmental activities.  A collection of historic photographs that chronicle the journey across the deserts and cities of Saudi Arabia by Princess Alice, the youngest granddaughter of Queen Victoria, are on display at Exeter University. The exhibition is at the University’s Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies to Saturday, August 14 and coincides with the annual Gulf Studies conference. The Hight Court has ruled that Exeter should undergo emergency elections for its city council after plans for a unitary authority in the city have been abolished by the coalition government.  Proposals for the former Debenhams in Exeter have been subtmitted to Exeter City Council by Land Securities  The artist who painted the mural on the side of the Globe Backpackers Tourist Hostel in Exeter is looking for two unknown characters in the picture to join in the unveiling a restored mural later in the year Good residential architectural design can benefit the whole community, and Exeter City Council is calling on residents and businesses to input into its draft residential design guide to provide guides for developers with information about the standards required for proposed developments  Exeter has bloomed with colour with a brand new high-impact, low-cost planting system, that has seen the city councils parks and open spaces team ‘recycling’ plants! Exeter Recycle Week aims to break our romance with unwanted technology  Devon County Council’s Cycle Exeter project is looking to at getting women on their bikes and will launch its Saddle up for Summer campaign The director of the University of Exeter’s Centre for Rural Policy and Research, Professor Michael Winter played a central role in an inquiry on how to sustain the English uplands carried out by the Commission for Rural Communities (CRC). |
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