Lord Mayor of Exeter, Exeter Videos

Today marks 999 Emergency Day! This day is dedicated to recognising and showing appreciation for the hard work and dedication of all the emergency services, including the police, fire, ambulance, and search and rescue teams. The Lord Mayor's gesture of paying thanks reflects the deep gratitude that the public holds for these services, whose efforts save lives and ensure public safety every day. This day also helps raise awareness about the crucial roles these services play in responding to emergencies and keeping communities safe. It's a fitting moment to acknowledge the bravery, professionalism, and dedication of all those who work on the front lines, often putting their own lives at risk to protect others. Exeter Police Devon & Cornwall Police Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust #999EmergencyDay #999EmergencyServices

Lord Mayor and Consort throwing their shapes on the dance floor

Exeter’s big white glove will not be hoisted above the city this year due to the Lammas Fair clashing with the General Election. Instead, the age-old ceremony is being held virtually, with the recording of the proclamation being made available for people to see online. So without further ado - please pray silence for the Right Worshipful, The Lord Mayor of Exeter Cllr Kevin Mitchell and his Deputy, Cllr Paul Knott......

Sir Loyal Heart- The young Henry VIII addressing the guests at last night's banquet

Sir Loyal Heart- The young Henry VIII and The English Rose teaching the guests a traditional dance

Some videos from last night's banquet of Sir Loyal Heart- The young Henry VIII and the The English Rose performing for the guests

The Lord Mayor getting into the groove at the Diawli Festival last night

The Lord Mayor throwing his shapes on the dance floor and thoroughly enjoying the Exeter Navratri Festival last night

Exeter Proclamation
On Sunday 11 Sept, thousands of people gathered outside Exeter Cathedral to hear the Council’s Chief Executive read the Proclamation confirming King Charles III as the monarch, after being invited to do so by the Lord Mayor of Exeter. If you were unable to attend and watch the Proclamation in Exeter, you can view it here. More local information can be found at https://exeter.gov.uk/in-memory

Performances by the Exeter Lucia Singers
Due to the cancellation of the Lord Mayor's Carol Service this year, we have gone virtual again. We are pleased to share performances from The @Exeter Lucia Singers We hope you enjoy

Exeter Railway Band
Due to the cancellation of the Lord Mayor's Carol Service this year, we have gone virtual again. We are pleased to share performances from The Exeter Railway Band . We hope you enjoy

999 Emergency Services Message
The Lord Mayor's message to our Emergency Services

Exeter Virtual Armed Forces Day 2021
Exeter usually celebrates Armed Forces Day the week before the National Armed Forces Day, which unfortunately still falls in the period where large events are not able to take place. The decision was taken to revert to another virtual event this year, particularly as Government advice is to avoid large gatherings.

Virtual Lammas Fair 2021
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this years Lammas Fair is unable to take place. However, the Lord Mayor has recorded the Proclamation for you to enjoy! This proclamation is a modern version of the reading given in 1330 at the opening of Lammas Fair.