Olympic and Commonwealth Games cyclists will be race along the streets of Exeter as the city is transformed into a racetrack for a day. (more…)
AroundExeter.co.uk city centre stories
City centre to get Monaco Grand Prix treatment for major cycle race
Wednesday 8 April 2009 by AroundExeter Staff
Tags: city centre, council, cycling, Sport
Posted in City Council, News, Sport, Tourism, Travel | Comments (1)
Posted in City Council, News, Sport, Tourism, Travel | Comments (1)
Deaf and hard-of-hearing can enjoy signed city tours
Friday 3 April 2009 by AroundExeter Staff
City residents and visitors who are deaf and hard of hearing will be able to enjoy a special series of free guided tours - complete with sign language interpretation. (more…)
Tags: city centre, council, disability, Tourism
Posted in City Council, News, Tourism, Travel | Comments (0)
Posted in City Council, News, Tourism, Travel | Comments (0)
Exeter off-licences fail teen booze sales check
Tuesday 31 March 2009 by AroundExeter Staff
Trading Standards officers have said they are ‘disappointed’ after teens were able to illegally buy booze in six out of seven off-licences. (more…)
City centre violence follows Grecians victory
Saturday 14 March 2009 by AroundExeter Staff
Updated Sunday Police stepped in to separate brawling fans after violence erupted between Bradford and Exeter supporters following the Grecians’ 1-0 defeat of the Yorkshire team.
Tags: 999, city centre, exeter city fc, Football
Posted in Emergency Services, Entertainment, Football, Health, News, Sport, Travel, University | Comments (0)
Posted in Emergency Services, Entertainment, Football, Health, News, Sport, Travel, University | Comments (0)
Is war terrorism? Art, protest, or vandalism - stickers make a point on Exeter traffic lights
Sunday 1 March 2009 by AroundExeter Staff
Over the weekend stickers have appeared on Exeter traffic lights asking: Is War Terrorism? (more…)
McGahey’s tobacconist competition row: storm in a coffee cup?
Friday 27 February 2009 by AroundExeter Staff
In customarily excitable fashion the Express & Echo reports that High Street tobacconist Martin McGahey is ‘up in arms’ after the city council granted a license for a mobile coffee kiosk to set up nearby. But there may be more to the story than meets the eye. (more…)