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Archive for January 31st, 2006

Exeter - a clone city, we don’t think so!

Having popped into Exeter, earlier this week, we were amazed at the pace of the
build of the new Princesshay city centre redevelopment.  Walking in the mightly
shadow of three large cranes, it looks like the new project will be an exciting draw
for new business, jobs and visitors to the city.  Let’s hope the development will
not only bring in the bigger shops, but attract back some of the smaller more
individual little shops. We want Exeter to retain it’s
uniqueness!

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January 31st, 2006

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