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Friday, February 10 2012Seaside towns urged to apply for £24m grant share
Westcountry seaside towns have been invited to bid for a share of £24 million in...
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B&B agency provides basket and breakfast
A Devon agency is seeking accommodation providers willing to offer B&B facilities– for dogs. -
Franchise specification now the focus for rail...
The current operator of the Greater Western franchise has said it would upgrade rail links in the region – if lobbying from... -
John Lewis distribution centre with online sales...
Department store John Lewis is more than trebling the size of its distribution centre at Hill Barton Business Park, in Exeter, to... -
WMN opinion: Solar subsidy cuts do not mean end...
We've known for some time that subsidies to the solar industry were going to have to be drastically cut. So today's reform of the... -
'Thumb-twiddling MPs' back calls for a Bill on ...
Legislation to create a supermarket watchdog should be put before Parliament immediately as MPs are being... -
City bucks trend on vacant shops
EXETER'S retail sector is faring better than most other large shopping destinations in the country, according to new research. -
Equities rally masks ongoing problems
WAS it me or did January fly by? Was it the mild weather, or just a better stock market that made us all at Charles Stanley feel... -
Adam's bike venture will support Marines
A NEW designer bicycle business plans to employ former Royal Marines to build bespoke bikes at its Exeter headquarters. -
City well placed for a tough year
EXETER'S economy is forecast to grow more quickly than Plymouth, Bristol or the South West as a whole in 2012.
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