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 Because of Rugby…
Striking images celebrate women’s rugby in Exeter
Striking images of local female rugby players, coaches and volunteers have started appearing around Exeter to mark Women’s History Month and the Women’s Rugby World Cup coming to the city in August.
Inspiring the next generation, the powerful black and white images showcase the history of rugby in Exeter.
‘Because of Rugby…’ is an initiative from Visit Exeter and Exeter City Council, and aims to inspire future generations, promote inclusivity in sport, and celebrate the contributions of women to Exeter's rugby story.
Large black and white images of some of Exeter’s players, coaches, staff and volunteers – past and present - are currently on display in key locations around the city. The images are also being shared on social media.
The images were provided by Saracens RFC, Topsham RFC, Exeter University, Exeter College, and Exeter Chiefs.
Women’s History Month runs throughout March and Saturday is International Women’s Day.
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  Innes Fitzgerald
Running sensation Innes Fitzgerald set to go in European Championships
Exeter teenage running sensation Innes Fitzgerald takes on the best athletes in Europe at the weekend when she competes in the European Athletics Indoor Championships.
The Exeter Harrier, who trains on the City Council-run track at Exeter Arena, will be running in the heats of the Women’s 3,000m at 9.20am GMT on Saturday morning (8 March). The Championships are being televised by the BBC.
For 18-year-old Innes, the last couple of months have been little short of incredible.
In February, she smashed the European under-20 indoor 3,000m record by an incredible ten seconds and in the process took 16 seconds off Zola Budd’s British indoor under-20 record.
Innes, who is a student at the University of Exeter, followed that up with an impressive bronze medal at the UK Indoor Championships in Birmingham, front-running from the start and leading Tokyo Olympic silver medallist Laura Muir with just two laps to go.
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Citizen springs through Exeter letterboxes
People in Exeter will be able to catch up on all the latest news from the City Council as the Spring 2025 edition drops through letterboxes.
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Community groups in Exeter celebrate grants success
More community groups in Exeter are celebrating after winning crucial funding from the City Council.
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Exeter’s museum acquires photographic artwork of Dartmoor
Exeter City Council’s Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM) has acquired photographic artworks by four different artists featured in the groundbreaking exhibition Dartmoor: A Radical Landscape.
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Restoration work to Exeter’s historic Custom House continues
The Custom House Visitor Centre on Exeter’s quayside is likely to stay closed for a little longer whilst essential maintenance, building and restoration takes place.
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Special week of information and activities for Exeter City Council tenants
Exeter City Council housing tenants will be able to take part in a week of activities next week as part of Tenant Focus Week.
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Executive 4 March
The Executive meeting on 4 March can be viewed on our website.
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Extra measures to bring rough sleepers inside extended
Emergency measures to bring rough sleepers inside were extended as overnight temperatures remain below freezing in Exeter.
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 Register to vote
Win a home robot bundle by playing the Exeter Community Lottery
There’s still time to register to vote in this year’s elections.
Anyone who wants to vote in the Devon County Council elections on Thursday 1 May, must ensure that they are on the electoral register.
There are no Exeter City Council elections this year because the City Council holds its elections in ‘thirds’, meaning there are no elections every fourth year.
For those who are not currently on the electoral register, there’s still plenty of time to register. The deadline for registrations is midnight on Friday 11 April.
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 Supreme Queen - A Dazzling Tribute
Supreme Queen - A Dazzling Tribute at Exeter Corn Exchange
Saturday 22 March
Now undoubtedly one of the most established and successful tribute bands in the world, The SUPREME QUEEN Production is a brilliantly designed presentation paying homage to the halcyon days of one of the greatest rock bands ever.
Musically exceptional throughout, the production brings together some of the finest and most recognisable Queen tribute performers in the world, complimented by the stunning production values: Authentic stage settings and specialist sound and lighting effects, that are all designed to provide the most memorable of evenings for the millions of Queen fans worldwide.
7.30pm (doors 6.45)
Prices & Booking
£30 (includes £1.00 booking fee)
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