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In today’s fast-paced world, striking a balance between work, well-being, and personal fulfilment is more important than ever. In Exeter, a growing number of people are turning to hobbies as a way to reclaim time, manage stress, and build a more meaningful lifestyle. Whether it’s creative expression, outdoor adventure, or skill-building pursuits, hobbies are playing a central role in helping residents reconnect with what matters most.

As trends shift away from always-on productivity, more people across Exeter are realising that hobbies aren't just for filling free time—they’re a...

Most people live in a monotonous rhythm, where everything is limited to the usual routine. In the flow of daily problems and decisions, it is very difficult for us to relax and distract ourselves. Everyone has their own ways of entertainment, but many people today prefer online gambling, and there are many reasons for this. The development of modern technologies successfully adds new colours to this industry and makes it even more exciting. However, there are also some things that should not be forgotten when playing at online casinos. In this article, we will go into detail about this...

Carers Week gives us a chance to pause, reflect and shine a light on the quiet strength of unpaid carers across the country, especially those caring for a loved one living with dementia. But for carers, this isn’t just one week a year. It’s every day, often with little respite.

Through my work leading the Exeter Dementia Action Alliance and supporting families, I’ve had the privilege of walking alongside people who are giving everything they’ve got to care for someone they love. I’ve seen carers at crisis point, worn down, isolated and overwhelmed, often feeling like they’re...

As summer rolls in, many young people in Exeter are gearing up to make the most of their break - not just with festivals and travel, but by earning some extra cash. With rising living costs and tuition fees not getting any cheaper, the hunt for summer jobs is very real.

According to a 2023 survey by the Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI), 55% of students are now working part-time.

And that number is likely to rise over the summer. The same report, highlighted by BBC News, showed that 76% of students say the cost of living is negatively affecting their studies....