It was revealed earlier this week that Exmouth would not be having a carnival this year leaving many groups, which were due to take part, disappointed.
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Exmouth Town are back on the 'Wembley trail' tomorrow (Saturday) when they journey to Gloucestershire to face Southern League top flight side Yate Town.
The ever-popular annual B Level Advanced Play Tournament at Sidmouth suffered a couple of late withdrawals due to due to illness and/or injury, writes Chris Donovan.
Following Ottery St Mary's Scott Richards Solicitors Devon League South & West opening day defeat, a 3-0 home reversal at the hands of Totnes & Dartington, we caught up with team boss Dave Fairweather.
Visits from touring teams are always a big event for the Budleigh bowlers and, apart from being a great social occasion, there is always an opportunity to measure the talent in the club against some very good players, writes David Roberts.
Two days of bowling at Madeira last week were wiped out by the storms and all agree that, while the rain was needed, enough is enough, writes Jenny Smith.
Budleigh Salterton suffered a 95-run defeat in their Tolchards Devon League A Division clash with Hatherleigh and the result probably ends the Ottermouth men's hopes of bagging one of the two coveted promotion berths that would see the club back playing in the Premier Division next season.
Daniel Cooper has been appointed as the new Clerk of the Course at Exeter and Wincanton Racecourses, Jockey Club Racecourses (JCR) announced today, writes Lucy Johnson.
Budleigh Salterton were beaten 5-2 on their Tuesday night visit to Topsham Town for their second Scott Richards Solicitors Devon Football League game of the new campaign.
Top tribute artistes Marc Robinson and Darren Paige team up at the Exmouth Pavilion to present their phenomenal tribute to musical icons Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly.
Most festivals wouldn't schedule Ash, followed by Sleaford Mods and then Ziggy Marley to headline the Saturday night, but Beautiful Days is a bit different.
