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The University of Exeter, established in 1955, is a public institution situated in Devon, England with 14,255 students (2007-2008) all over its three campuses. Exeter has three campuses: Streatham and St Lukes (both of which are in Exeter), and Tremough in Cornwall. The University conducts specialized courses in Archaeology, Business Management, Classic Ancient History, Computer Science, Drama & Dance, Economics, English, French, Geography, German, Italian, Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Astronomy, Psychology, Religious Studies and more.

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Exeter airport is just 5 miles east of the city centre. From the city centre take the B3183 to the M5 Junction 29, and then take the A30 east and follow signs to the airport.The Number 56 Stagecoach bus runs between the bus and coach station and the airport. The departure lounge offers comfort and style before your flight. Seating for 400, a TV, telephone and web access are provided together with Alpha Airport Shopping and the Bar Des Voyage.Alpha Airport Shopping represents terrific savings over High Street prices. In addition to the expected Duty Free spirits & cigarettes, customers can choose from a wide range of perfume, cosmetics and skincare plus gifts and treats such as sunglasses, fashion accessories,

Petroc is more than just the new name for North and East Devon Colleges.Our new name reflects the fact that we're more than just a college, with more to offer you.Whatever you're looking for, we can help.Our doors are open to learners of all ages. Learning is a lifelong experience and we're with you every step of the way.We offer a vast range of full time and part time courses and work with almost a thousand employers to deliver essential training.Everything we do is aimed at giving you the best possible learning experience, with the highest quality teaching, resources and facilities.

Welcome Westpoint Arena, the South West's leading venue for exhibitions, concerts, shows and fairs. Westpoint Arena is readily adaptable for large scale spectaculars such as ice shows, equestrian events, trade shows and exhibitions. The largest capacity multi-purpose indoor and outdoor entertainment venue in the South West. 4590 sq metre column-free exhibition hall (max concert capacity 7,500), all round level access, set in 150 acres of landscaped showground, 3 outdoor arenas, xtensive free parking, 1 mile from junction 30 of the M5 motorway, close to railway network and international airport, friendly, experienced staff always available.

Welcome to Exeter Golf And Country Club. We have a lively and competitive section which includes the Ladies, Seniors and of course an active and growing Junior section. Exeter Golf And Country Club was designed by the famous James Braid, Situated in the beautiful grounds belonging to the magnificent mansion which is now the clubhouse. Braid found the rich Devon soil perfect for golf and he took great care to leave some of the fine old trees intact. The Oaks, Limes, Redwoods and Horse Chestnuts helped him to lay out a magnificent golf course. It is an 18 hole par 69 (72 ladies) course. Over 6008 yards for men and 5552 yards for ladies. Other facilities include a large practice putting green, a chipping area and a grass driving range for use with your own balls.

Exeter St Davids station is the most important of seven National Rail stations in the city of Exeter in southwest England. It was opened in May 1844 by the Bristol and Exeter Railway (B&ER), although operated at first by the Great Western Railway, which absorbed the B&ER in 1876. Today the station is owned by Network Rail and operated by First Great Western. The station currently has six platforms: five are bi-directional through lines, while the sixth is an east-facing bay normally used only for stabling trains. The station is served, in order of frequency, by Wessex Trains, First Great Western, Virgin Trains, South West Trains, and Arriva Trains Wales.

Cadhay, an historic Elizabethan manor of special architectural interest in the rural landscape of East DevonCadhay was built by John Haydon in 1550 on the site of an earlier house. His nephew Robert built the Long Gallery, a feature of late 16th century housebuilding, closing in the south side of the house to form a courtyard that became known as the Court of the Sovereigns because of the four statues of Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary and Elizabeth that stand over the doors.Robert was married to Joan, the daughter of Sir Amias Poulett, Privy Councillor, former ambassador to France and Keeper of Mary Queen of Scots during her imprisonment.