Exeter has no shortage of community spirit. From grassroots rugby and football to running clubs, fundraising walks and volunteer litter picks along the Exe, the city is full of groups that bring ...

Most traders don't fail because they lack skill. They fail because they're trading with money they can't afford to lose. Funded Trading Accounts fix that problem directly, but finding the right firm ...

British Champions Day is one of the biggest fixtures in the British Flat-racing calendar, bringing the season towards a spectacular conclusion at Ascot. With five Group 1 contests on the card, the ...

An historic Exeter pub that has been closed since September 2024 reopens this week following a £542,000 revamp by ...

Anyone who has spent much time in Exeter will know that students are hardly confined to the university campus. They live, shop and work across the city, from St James and Pennsylvania to Heavitree and ...

South Devon business DCUK has officially received its King’s Award for Enterprise at a special presentation attended by the Lord-Lieutenant of Devon and the Indonesian Ambassador to the UK. The team ...

Tilia Homes is inviting local residents to join a community celebration at its Maplewood Grange development in Exeter to mark the opening of its new showhome and play area. Taking place on Saturday 26 ...

Mayor of Exeter opens host of Oktoberfest happenings at Exeter’s Arcadia (Best Bar 2025/2026 in the Food Drink Devon Awards) ...

Commercial rooftops often house essential equipment, from air-conditioning systems and ventilation units to solar panels and communications infrastructure. This means maintenance teams, engineers and ...

Schools play a vital part in recognising the need for additional support for certain students who might be experiencing ...

The drive to improve ourselves is a fundamental human trait. In a world full of advice, from gym anecdotes to fleeting wellness fads, a scientific approach offers a clear, reliable way to reach our ...

Half-term and a bout of illness tend to land on UK households at exactly the same time, year after year. Coughs, colds and stomach bugs seem to wait until the moment school stops for the week, turning ...