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Understanding the influence of psychic readings on modern life

In recent years, psychic readings have gained popularity, becoming a notable aspect of contemporary life. Many individuals are turning to these mystical insights for personal and community enrichment. As people seek clarity and support in various aspects of their lives, psychic practices continue to grow in popularity.

The fascination with psychic readings is evident, with more individuals exploring these ancient practices for personal insight. Services have become more accessible, allowing people to satisfy their curiosities. Whether for guidance or personal growth, the role of...

Say NO to GMOs

Posted by Bridget Rendall

I am genuinely worried about GMOs (Genetically Modified Organisms) and the effects they are having on our health, nature, the environment and to be honest our planet, so I have embarked upon a little journey to help an amazing team to get pledges for this movie SANTO 7. 13. 15

Rob Everest, the creator, introduces the film in such a compelling way and I can personally identify with what he says. If you would like to see this too here is the link:

http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/santo-7-13-15-gmo-movie?c=home

Follow the team on:...

Exeter Lives: Tony Hawks

Name: Tony Hawks (aka The Fridgeman) – TV and radio comedian and bestselling author

How would you describe yourself in 5 words?

Comedian, author, broadcaster, good egg.

How would you describe Exeter in 5 words?

Charming, modest, user-friendly city.

What brought you to Exeter?

A desire to escape the hectic and flurried nature of London life.

Where do you call home?

The edge of the moor, not far from Moretonhampstead.

What is your favourite place in Exeter?

It’s too early to say, we’ve been here less from a...

Fantasy Jukebox - 2. The Train Kept A-Rollin' by Johnny Burnette and The Rock 'N' Roll Trio

Imagine a fantasy jukebox that contained all the most influential, innovative, adventurous and just plain great music since the dawn of the recording era. OK, so the likes of iTunes, YouTube and Spotify have made this more of a reality than a fantasy, but setting aside their rather indiscriminating presence, what should it include?

Continuing a series exploring some of the key musical statements of the recording era, Matthew Vizard picks a breathless slice of rockabilly.

2. Johnny Burnette and The Rock 'N' Roll Trio - The Train Kept A-Rollin' (1956, Coral Records)...

Exeter Lives: Kate Tyrrell

Name: Kate Tyrrell

And what do you do? I’m the Executive Director of the Exeter Northcott Theatre.

Describe yourself in 5 words: Passionate Leader and Working Mum.

Describe Exeter in 5 words: A buzzing regional capital city.

What brought you to Exeter? The job here at the Exeter Northcott.

Which part of Exeter is home? The Northcott! I don’t actually live in Exeter I’m one of the 100,000+ people who commute in daily to work here.

What is your favourite place in Exeter? The beautiful grounds here on campus are great for a bit of peace...

Fantasy Jukebox - 1. I Feel Love by Donna Summer

Imagine a fantasy jukebox that contained all the most influential, innovative, adventurous and just plain great music since the dawn of the recording era. OK, so the likes of iTunes, YouTube and Spotify have made this more of a reality than a fantasy, but setting aside their rather indiscriminating presence. What should it include?

Commencing a new series exploring some of the key musical statements of the recording era, Matthew Vizard picks a radical dancefloor masterpiece.

1. Donna Summer - I Feel Love (1977, Casablanca Records)

Writers: Donna Summer/Giorgio...

Message from Ben Bradshaw MP

The Labour Party was born out of the trades union movement. As the industrial working class organised to protect itself against exploitation they needed a political party to fight for them in Parliament.

Despite the decline in mass membership of unions over the years, that relationship is as important today as it was in the past. With the scandal of zero hours contracts and a Government intent on tearing up health and safety protection and other employee rights, it is vital that the voices of ordinary working people are heard in our political debate.

In Exeter Labour Party...

The Only People who Like Change are Wet Babies!

Many times, in order to survive we have to start a change process. Change, for most people, is an unnerving experience. But as the old saying goes, change is inevitable. It’s one of the only constants in life. I have said before, it is easy to change things. It is not so easy to change people. And therein lies the rub. As author Bruce Barton observed, “When you are through changing, you are through.” Most organizations won’t survive if they don’t learn how to change as they grow and adapt to market conditions. But employees sometimes resist anything new – not because they’re stubborn or...

Tickets reduced as a gift to all the women who couldn't afford it..

Lucy the Founder of Mumazing Success and the brains behind the Recharge and Achieve More Day, an event aimed at Mum’s and Women who would like to achieve an ideal life balance, has reduced the tickets as a gift to Women who couldn’t afford it.

Lucy says “I had so much interest in this day I’m putting on that on the day we launched, people crashed the server (which my web guys tell me is quite hard to do!). Anyway, when the site was back up some Women were saying that they were dying to come, but were struggling to make ends meet. I didn’t know what to do. So I went to all my...

Say 'No' to GMO

Why don't multi-national corporations like MONSANTO, keep their hands off our food, they are interfering with nature with some devastating results for humanity.

We must know what is in our foods, our children are suffering as are we and it is not going to get better until this madness is stopped.

Here is the latest depressing news: http://www.naturalnews.com/041014_Monsanto_seed_patents_GMOs.html#ixzz2YGaVdDwA

Read it and weep, this affects every single one of us.

Owen Paterson (our so called Environment Secretary) is becoming the latest in a line of pests...

Summer Green Action News

Authored by Martyn Goss
Posted: Sun, 07/07/2013 - 9:27am

Do you think people are basically good or bad? Is humanity intrinsically evil or fundamentally benign? Or, if we are a mixture of both, what is the balance? And, if you are a person of faith, you may ask what does your church or tradition say about this ancient and ongoing enigma? One view is what history calls ‘dualism’. There are forces of good in life and they oppose forces of evil, and the world is the arena in which this struggle takes place. But if this is so, why do good people do bad things and bad people do good things? Big questions and not immediately relevant or applicable to...

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