A convincing win for Exmouth Town
In local football last night in their 5th pre season friendly Exmouth Town convincingly beat Peninsula league east side Cullompton Rangers by 5 goals to 1 at their Speeds Meadow ground. Although the home side took an early lead on the 3rd minute goals from Bath,Thorne,Shipton ,Denny and Steer saw Town come away with a comfortable victory.
Exeter City’s Party at the Park returns for 2026
Exeter City Football Club's much-loved annual community celebration, Party at the Park, returns to St James Park this July, bringing a full day of live music, family activities, kit launches and community spirit - all completely free.
Exeter Rugby fans get ready to cheer Chiefs fans onto glory
Rugby fans can cheer Exeter Chiefs this weekend as they chase Premiership glory in their first final for five years. Exeter City Council leader Phil Bialyk said the city will be firmly behind the team as they aim to lift the trophy on Saturday.
Rising stars shine in first year of relaunched Women’s football pathway partnership
Exeter College and Exeter City FC Women are celebrating a successful first year since relaunching their Academy partnership, which is helping young women and girls across the South West combine elite football with exceptional education.
Exeter Chiefs Women narrowly miss out on place in the final
Exeter Chiefs Women missed out on a place in the PWR Final by just two points as they put in a spirited fight at the StoneX Stadium.
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Friendly weekly activity club which will provide a chance for people to get out of the house and meet other people.
at Palmer House
An engaging drama of disguise, adventure, and conspiracy set between London and Paris, during the height of the French Revolution in 1792. Combining drama and h
at Cygnet Theatre
Here comes another one: Packed with another mix of sketches and poems on the perils of growing old – alternated with familiar, favourite songs.
at St Nicholas Priory
