
Daniel Clark
Content Editor (SomersetLive). Exeter City FC correspondent for DevonLive. All views my own etc.
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4 days ago |
somersetlive.co.uk | Daniel Clark
Heartfelt messages have been paid to 26 much-loved Somerset locals in the latest funeral and death notices this week. Tributes have been paid to much-loved family members and those who have tragically had their lives cut short. In total 23 death notices were placed into the funeral notices section of SomersetLive’s sister print titles, for those people who either lived in the city, or had links to it and have died recently.
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5 days ago |
devonlive.com | Daniel Clark
Exeter City defender Alex Hartridge admitted that the wet weather at St James Park affected the Grecians as they were held to a goalless draw by Burton Albion. City were much the better of the two sides on Good Friday but couldn’t find the goal that they had deserved. Caleb Watts saw an effort cleared off the line, while Jack McMillan missed a one-on-one when he was clean through.
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5 days ago |
somersetlive.co.uk | Daniel Clark
A trio of Somerset cafes have been named by The Guardian as the top museum cafés in the UK. Compiled by Felicity Cloake, an award-winning food writer for The Guardian, The Courtyard Cafe in Taunton, East Quay Kitchen in Watchet and the Garden Cafe in Bath, were highlighted in the list. The Arnolfini Cafe Bar, Bristol, also made the list, as did Macready's Restaurant, Sherbourne Museum, just across the border in Dorset.
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5 days ago |
somersetlive.co.uk | Daniel Clark
Taunton School has been selected as a finalist in the Best Secondary School in Europe category of the StudyTravel Secondary School Awards for the second year running, having won the same category last year. All finalists of the prestigious StudyTravel Secondary School Awards were chosen based on the number of nominations received from worldwide education agents.
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6 days ago |
devonlive.com | Daniel Clark
Exeter City will be looking to claim the three points which will ensure League One survival. The Grecians are all-but safe, but victory over Burton Albion on Good Friday will secure it. Burton, who looked doomed, have impressed since the turn of the year. At one stage they were nine points from safety, but now sit just outside the relegation zone, on goal difference, and have a game in hand on Bristol Rovers who dropped into last Saturday when Exeter beat them 2-1.
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