A round up of Tuesday's local football fixtures
On Tuesday night in the Peninsula league east promotion hopefuls Crediton Utd hope to increase their lead at the top when they have a visit from Holsworthy to Lord's Meadow while Axminster Town host Torridgeside fc at Tigers Way and Sidmouth Town have home advantage over visitors Cullompton Rangers at Manstone Lane, all games ko at 7-30pm.
QUINS TOO STRONG FOR CHIEFS
A difficult afternoon for Exeter Chiefs at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham saw them defeated by a resurgent Harlequins side in their Big Summer Kick-Off.
MATT TAYLOR IS COMFIRMED AS GRECIAN MANAGER WITH DAN GREEN AS HIS ASSISTANT
Exeter City Football Club has announced the appointment of Matt Taylor as permanent first team manager.
Exeter Chiefs Club members vote to accept expression of interest
Members and shareholders of Exeter Rugby Club Group plc gathered at Sandy Park to vote on an expression of interest to buy the club.
Newly crowned regional champions set to face the best U15 teams in the country
St James School in Exeter have qualified for the national U15 flag football finals after being crowned regional champions. The team will now travel to Manchester to compete against the top teams from across the country.
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The tale of two cities London and Exeter a talk by Dr Peter Marsden
at The InstituteWalking Cricket is a low-impact version of traditional cricket designed to accommodate players of all ages and abilities, especially older adults or those with ...
at Exwick Cricket Club
One of Devon’s leading social historians is giving a special lecture this month on what the county was like a century ago. Dr Julia Neville, an honorary rese...
at Matthews Hall
