Exeter

Exeter Uni fundraising campaign hits target a year early

February 22, 2020 by the Devon Week

Alumni and supporters of the University of Exeter have got behind a fundraising campaign to raise a record amount in support of the institution’s work.

Solar panels on Exeter car parks – a UK first!

September 4, 2015 by the Devon Week

The installation of solar panels on top of Exeter car parks is a UK first.

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Have your say on Exeter ward boundary proposals

June 24, 2015 by the Devon Week

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Residents are being given the opportunity to have their say on the proposed changes to ward boundaries in Exeter.

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Exeter’s Custom House reopens as visitor centre

May 18, 2015 by the Devon Week

Exeter’s famous Custom House opens its door to tourists later this week as a visitor and interpretation centre celebrating the history of the quay and canal.

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People asked to play their part in decorating Exeter for Rugby World Cup 2015

May 12, 2015 by the Devon Week

People are being invited to help play their part in decorating Exeter in the lead up to Rugby World Cup 2015.

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Revealed: Which Area in the UK Is Best for a ‘Private’ Holiday?
The UK has a load of places for the ideal break that can let you feel like you've escaped into an ideal ‘private’ holiday The post Revealed: Which Area in the UK Is Best for a ‘Private’ Holiday? appeared first on the PRSD.
Exeter to recognise risks of not achieving Net Zero by 2030
There will be a risk register at Exeter City Council to monitor their approach to Net Zero by 2030. Here's the city's Progressive Group The post Exeter to recognise risks of not achieving Net Zero by 2030 appeared first on the PRSD.
Stories at the End of the World | a history of seismic friendship
Stories at the End of the World by Yet To Be is a performance that charts the history of a friendship and potential global catastrophies The post Stories at the End of the World | a history of seismic friendship appeared first on the PRSD.
Young activist cycles from Devon to Glasgow for COP26
16-year-old climate activist Jessie Stevens of People Pedal Power will cycle from Devon's Newton Abbot to Glasgow for COP26 The post Young activist cycles from Devon to Glasgow for COP26 appeared first on the PRSD.
Yet To Be | bold, jarring and physical launch
Yet To Be launched themselves as a theatre company with the bold, jarring and physical The Geneva Convention of Human F**ks The post Yet To Be | bold, jarring and physical launch appeared first on the PRSD.