There’s still time for people to have their say on three important strategies for Exeter. We've extended the deadline for comments by a week, until Sunday 7 February.
Exeter City Council and the Heart of the South West Careers Hub have launched the Inspiring Girls programme designed to get more young women into industry and break down gender stereotypes.
Businesses in Exeter will soon be able to apply for a range of ‘lockdown’ grants following an announcement by the Chancellor in early January of new lockdown grants to support businesses during national restrictions.
Emma Osmundsen is the managing director of Exeter City Living, the development arm of Exeter City Council, and a passionate advocate of Passivhaus design.
The Mayflower Grandstand at Plymouth Argyle Football Club’s Home Park Stadium, and exhibition and event venue Westpoint Exeter will be hosting their first booked appointments to people aged 80 and above from next Tuesday.
It’s a frustrating time for us all. We are all thoroughly fed up with being locked down, not seeing our children and grandchildren and other family members and friends and doing all the things that we do.