Leigh Curtis

3 weeks ago | exeterobserver.org | Exeter Observer |Leigh Curtis

NEWSPolice and Crime Commissioner Alison Hernandez criticises force for poor performance but statutory report also finds poor commissioner’s office complaint appeals performance. Leigh CurtisDevon & Cornwall Police complaints handling has “not been good enough” according to a statutory report published by the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Devon, Cornwall and Isles of Scilly.

4 weeks ago | exeterobserver.org | Exeter Observer |Leigh Curtis

ON OUR RADARExeter City of Literature, Taking the Mic and Spork! co-host a third city-wide spoken-word poetry competition. Leigh CurtisExeter City of Literature, Taking the Mic and Spork! are co-hosting a third city-wide spoken-word poetry slam at Exeter Phoenix on Tuesday 29 April. Twelve local poets will compete to win a £150 prize and a spot at this year’s Slamovision, an international slam competition featuring poets from UNESCO cities of literature across the world.

1 month ago | msn.com | Leigh Curtis

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1 month ago | exeterobserver.org | Exeter Observer |Leigh Curtis

A three day festival of instrumental music played by upcoming professional musicians hosted in Topsham venues returns for its third year from Friday 25 to Sunday 27 April. The event aims to showcase and support young musicians from across the UK by bringing them and their work to audiences in Devon. The festival is led by artistic director and pianist Nina Savicevic, who was born in Exeter in 2001.

1 month ago | exeterobserver.org | Exeter Observer |Leigh Curtis

NEWSDisposal motivated by replacement of nine year-old supercomputer with £1.2 billion government-funded off-site Microsoft facility. Leigh CurtisThe Met Office is set to sell its Exeter Science Park leasehold property including its supercomputer and an adjacent office building. A procurement tender for a commercial agent with data centre expertise to manage the disposal of the property within the terms of the Met Office leasehold at the ten year-old development site closed last month.