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‘Tissue Paper Flames’, a bonfire night poem.

Abbie Walker shares her bonfire night poem, ‘Tissue Paper Flames’.

Nov 15, 2019 By Abbie Walker Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Creative Writing Tagged With: Creative Writing, fire, Poem, fireworks, bonfire night, tissue paper flames

The “Bolsonaro Effect”

‘The Blood Forest’ artwork illuminates the Brazilian night as a protest against the recent deforestation crisis In the already stunning spectacle that is the amazon rainforest, unveiled by the pouring light of the projectors, portraits of an indigenous community tower above the ground. These are the images of the Surui tribe illustrated through large scale […]

Sep 13, 2019 By Greta Sanna Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Features Tagged With: Arts, Tribe, fire, Climate Change, rainforest, Flora, jair bolsonaro, indigenous, fauna

Goodbye

He remembers the first time he drove alone. Creeping, clutch down, round the empty car park at the bay. He felt every pebble pop beneath the tires. Back before his test, there was always someone in the passenger seat, telling him to take the next left, telling him to check his mirrors, silently plotting an […]

Mar 18, 2019 By Zach Mayford Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Creative Writing Tagged With: Creative Writing, fire, Flash Fiction, Draft Horse, ecocriticism, destructive masculinity

One year on from Grenfell Tower

The fire that destroyed Grenfell Tower happened just over a year ago. With many lives lost, a community survived. I would say it’s a community that is stronger than ever, but that would be to understate the lack of choice in that strength. And that, inevitably, it would have been a lot stronger without the […]

Jul 2, 2018 By Isabelle Gray Filed Under: Comment Tagged With: London, Support, fire, Community, Grenfell Tower, grenfell

Grenfell Tower: Unanswered questions

The fire that engulfed Grenfell tower on the 14th of June broke the heart of the nation, with media outlets expressing sympathy and outrage on behalf of those affected. As soon as the flames were extinguished, efforts to assign blame and call for justice began mounting. Whilst some place the blame on corporate apathy and austerity, […]

Aug 2, 2017 By Heledd Wilshaw Filed Under: Features, Politics Tagged With: fire, disaster, grenfell, tower, cladding, fire safety, fire services, legal aid

Has the fire changed Exeter forever?

With a trending hashtag on Twitter and my Facebook timeline full of fellow students sharing multiple news articles, photos and videos, #exeterfire has been the talk of the city this past weekend. Beginning at 5.20am on Friday morning, and the final flames still flickering on Tuesday as ‘hot spots’, the fire has affected many of us […]

Nov 15, 2016 By Rosie Shepard Filed Under: Comment Tagged With: Exeter, students, fire, History, Clarence hotel, Exeterfire

From the rubble: Exeter rebuilds

In the wake of the destructive fire at the Royal Clarence Hotel, and several other recent fires in the city, Exeposé have spoken to the business owners whose lives have been disrupted. The community has pulled together to ensure businesses reopen for the overall benefit of the city centre. There has been an abundance of […]

Nov 11, 2016 By Rachel Ashenden Filed Under: News Tagged With: cathedral green, fire, cavern, Royal Clarence Hotel, Fire Service, royal clarence, rebuilds

Top tips for Ottery St. Mary

It’s mid-October, and the whispered tales of the Ottery tar barrels are starting to circulate once again. For first years/those of you living under a rock, here’s what all the fuss is about. What more could you want from your adopted home? Every year on November 5th, the town of Ottery St Mary (and a […]

Nov 2, 2016 By Katherine Watson Filed Under: Comment Tagged With: fire, Ottery St Mary, tar barrels, Bonfire, coach, student experience

The Cathedral Green Fire continues

Fire-crews have been working through the night to tackle a blaze which broke out early Friday morning at the Castle Fine Arts gallery on Exeter’s Cathedral Green. It is now reported to have started around 05:00 BST. Sources on the ground last night stated the best possible outcome is for the fire now be contained within […]

Oct 29, 2016 By Oliver Weaver Filed Under: News Tagged With: cathedral green, fire, Heritage, Royal Clarence Hotel, Castle Fine Arts Gallery, Fire Service

BREAKING: Fire blazes on Exeter’s Cathedral Green

Hundreds of firefighters arrived on Cathedral Green to tackle a fire in the early hours of this morning. The Castle Fine Arts gallery is thought to have caught alight around 05:20 BST. The fire was believed to have been extinguished but has now spread to the roof of the neighbouring Royal Clarence Hotel, reportedly the oldest […]

Oct 28, 2016 By Jessica Stanier Filed Under: News Tagged With: Exeter, cathedral green, fire, breaking news

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