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Research shows early patient feedback can predict asthma treatment success

A group of South West-based researchers have shown that early improvements in asthma symptoms can help predict how effective treatment will be in the future.

Experts at the Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, the University of Plymouth, and the University of Exeter used national data to find out if it’s possible to predict how people with severe asthma will respond to medication.

Asthma affects 350 million people worldwide, and an estimated 3–10% of those diagnosed have severe asthma. People with severe asthma often face much tougher symptoms and...

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Exeter Food Action shows off latest donation to Exeter Round Table

Exeter Round Table Supports Exeter Food Action with Chiller Floor Funding

Members of Exeter Round Table visited Exeter Food Action at their Marsh Barton premises yesterday (20 February) to see firsthand the impact of their latest donation. Exeter Round Table has provided funding for a new floor in the organization’s walk-in chiller, a crucial upgrade that will help Exeter Food Action continue its vital work in reducing food waste and supporting those in need.

Exeter Food Action is a charitable organization dedicated to rescuing surplus food from supermarkets, wholesalers, and food producers. This food, which would otherwise go to waste, is...

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All-Mozart in March!

Exeter Philharmonic Choir is marking the month of March with a plethora of Ms for its spring concert in Exeter Cathedral. The Choir will be performing an all-Mozart programme with the London Mozart Players and an array of top soloists, including Devon-born rising star violinist Joel Munday. The main work is the Great Mass in C minor.

The combination of a top-flight UK orchestra, four young professional singers, a talented young violinist and the 100-strong sound of Exeter Philharmonic Choir in the Cathedral promises to create a very special evening.

The programme is a...

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License to Thrill: James Bond Concert at Exeter Cathedral

London Concertante perform Bond by Candlelight

London Concertante, one of the nation’s top chamber ensembles, is delighted to announce a special candlelit performance featuring the timeless music of the James Bond films. Taking place on 13th March 2025 in Exeter Cathedral, Bond by Candlelight promises a stirring tribute to 007’s most renowned theme songs and scores.

The orchestra will be joined by stars of the vocal world performing a smash-hit show performing iconic Bond themes, from “Diamonds Are Forever” and “Skyfall” to “No Time to Die” and “From Russia with Love”, alongside...

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Man marches to a million in memory of Mum

Authored by Hospiscare
Posted: Wed, 02/19/2025 - 7:53am

Local man joins hospice charity walk for the fifth consecutive year to mark the anniversary of his mum’s death.

Chris Musgrave is supporting Hospiscare, the local hospice charity for Exeter, Central and East Devon, by taking part in Men’s Walk on Saturday 15 March at Double Locks, Exeter.

Thirteen years of the well-loved walking event has seen £935,000 raised for the local hospice charity and this year, Chris is determined to be part of Hospiscare’s march to a million pounds.

Chris explains, “When I hear the word Hospiscare, I think straight away of my mum. This...

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Jason Buck and Sally Basker of Exeter Science Park are pictured with members of the Calmfloor team

CALMFLOOR expands to Exeter Science Park amid rapid growth

A company born from research conducted by three PhD students at the University of Exeter 18 years ago has relocated to Exeter Science Park as it continues its rapid expansion.

CALMFLOOR, a pioneering provider of low-carbon solutions to complex building vibration issues, has moved into office space at the Science Park Centre after outgrowing its previous premises.

The company’s innovative plug-in unit, powered by multi-frequency software control, targets specific areas of a building where vibration needs to be managed. Unlike traditional methods - which often require adding...

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Exeter students burst bubble-making world record

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 02/13/2025 - 11:18pm

Two University of Exeter physics students believe they have broken the world record for making the longest lasting bubble.

Third-year students Boden Duffy and Joe Nightingale managed to form a bubble and keep it in the air for 1 hour 24 mins, beating the world record by over an hour.

The record attempt was made on Monday in a soundproof room in the Physics laboratory at the University of Exeter.

A group of witnesses watched the hour-long attempt, and video footage will now be sent to the Guinness Book of World Records for official verification.

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Exeter Pride launches digital archive to mark LGBT+ History Month

EXETER Pride is thrilled to announce the launch of a brand-new audio-visual digital archive as part of its celebration of LGBT+ History Month!

Dive into a vibrant journey that spans 15 incredible years of Exeter Pride, featuring retrospective interviews with organisers and attendees, a treasure trove of donated photos and film, and a digitised collection of memorabilia!

One of the highlights is a new short film, “15 Years of Protest”, which beautifully intertwines these elements, and highlights why Exeter Pride is as essential to the LGBT+ community today as it was at...

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Exeter’s next high achievers are relishing the challenge

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 02/13/2025 - 7:55pm

CLEAR-SIGHTED young people at an Exeter store have their eyes on a fulfilling career in the optical industry – and they are urging others to follow their apprenticeship lead.

During National Apprenticeship Week (10-16 February), there is a wide range of Devon organisations providing opportunities for people.

Among these is the Specsavers Exeter store, which has four young members of staff who have embarked on apprenticeships as the first step in their careers.

Among them is 19-year-old Alan Walsh, who is in the final stage of his Level 3 Optical Assistant...

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HRH The Princess Royal appointed president of 2025 Devon County Show

THE Devon County Agricultural Association (DCAA) is delighted to announce the appointment of Her Royal Highness, The Princess Royal as its President for 2025. The announcement was made during the annual meeting of members which took place on January 31st.

The DCAA, best known for its flagship event, The Devon County Show, is thrilled that Her Royal Highness has accepted to be the Association’s figurehead and President given The Princess Royal’s longstanding commitment to Food, Farming and the Countryside.

The Princess Royal is the only daughter of the late Queen...

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Steve Race MP Inspires Future Leaders During Visit to Isca Academy

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 02/12/2025 - 9:26pm

Isca Academy had the privilege of welcoming Steve Race, the newly elected Member of Parliament for Exeter, to their school this term. Mr Race’s visit provided a unique opportunity for students and staff to engage in meaningful discussions about education, leadership, and community.

The day began with the school’s popular Friday morning Tea & Toast event, where Mr Race had the chance to meet with staff members. Following the informal gathering, he spent time with Isca’s Student Leadership Team, answering some thought provoking questions about politics and his role.

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