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Bishop Fleming backs cancer charity

Bishop Fleming’s Exeter and Torquay offices are celebrating a successful year-long partnership with FORCE Cancer Charity, raising over £8,000 to support people affected by cancer across the region.

The collaboration formed part of the firm’s 1% for Communities initiative, launched in July 2024, which pledges to give back 1% of Bishop Fleming’s turnover through fundraising, volunteering, and community-focused projects.

Based in Exeter, FORCE Cancer Charity provides vital face-to-face support and care at its purpose-built centre, helping over 2,500 patients and families...

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New Falcon bus routes announced

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 09/04/2020 - 1:28pm

The people of Wellington will soon be able to travel further afield as well as reach their destination in both comfort and style. From September 13, Stagecoach's coach service - the South West Falcon - will be serving two new stops in Wellington.

The Falcon is an innovative interurban coach service connecting Plymouth, Exeter, Cullompton and Taunton with Bristol Airport and Bristol city centre. Launched in 2016, it is the first and only public transport link from the South West to Bristol Airport and operates 20 journeys a day, seven days a week.

All nine coaches feature...

Bridging the Gap, TEDx Youth @ Gandy Street

Speaker applications open for TEDx Youth Gandy Street

Committed to showcasing ideas worth spreading within Exeter's student community, we are hosting Exeter's first ever TEDx Youth event this November. TEDx Youth Gandy Street is an independently organised youth conference arriving virtually in Exeter on November 21st, 2020. We are an event focused on spreading the innovative and pioneering ideas of young people throughout Exeter. Our goal is to ‘bridge the gap’ by creating a sustainable and collaborative future for generations to come.

We are looking for pioneering, insightful and thought-provoking speakers to share their ideas with...

Researchers identify five types of cat owner

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Fri, 09/04/2020 - 12:42am

Cat owners fall into five categories in terms of their attitudes to their pets’ roaming and hunting, according to a new study.

University of Exeter researchers surveyed UK cat owners and found they ranged from "conscientious caretakers" concerned about cats’ impact on wildlife and who feel some responsibility, to "freedom defenders" who opposed restrictions on cat behaviour altogether.

"Concerned protectors" focussed on cat safety, "tolerant guardians" disliked their cats hunting but tended to accept it, and "laissez-faire landlords" were largely unaware of any issues...

Exeter named as one of best places to spot a rainbow

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 09/04/2020 - 12:27am

A symbol of hope, happiness and fortune, rainbows have been widely spoken about over the past few months with families creating rainbow pictures to show their thanks to the UK essential workers.

Not only have Brits been creating their own rainbows, but there have also been over 200 news articles sharing spectacular sightings of them during lockdown with people taking photos from their homes and gardens as a reminder that good things are on the horizon.

To form, rainbows require two essential elements: rain or mist in the air and sunlight. As well as this, places near...

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Exeter Pride cancels re-arranged September event

EXETER Pride trustees have announced that they have decided not to proceed with the proposed re-arranged Exeter Pride event, which was scheduled first for Saturday, May 2 and then for Saturday, September 26.

Trustees said that due to the daily changing situation caused by the Covid-19 outbreak and upon Government and Public Health England it had taken the decision to cancel the September 26 event to ensure the continued health and well-being of everyone in the community.

Simon Bowkett, Chair of Exeter Pride, said: "This has been an extraordinary year for all of us – for...

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Luxury property developer appoints former Exeter Chiefs Star Kai Horstmann

Leading luxury Commercial Property Developer, Burrington Estates, has appointed former Exeter Chiefs Rugby star Kai Horstmann as Group Relationships Director, as part of its continued growth.

Following several years helping to drive the corporate sales team for Exeter Chiefs, Kai will take the helm of the commercial sales team at Burrington Estates, working with business partners to develop flexible, sustainable and productive working environments that meet their changing needs as the world of work evolves.

Matthew Bennett, Commercial Managing Director for Burrington...

Five factors to consider before choosing your wedding hairstyle

Authored by Claire Small
Posted: Wed, 09/02/2020 - 11:02am

After you have purchased your wedding dress and shoes, the next thing that comes to mind is your hair. The process of planning a wedding is a stressful one, and many intending couples miss out on some critical aspects. A qualified Inland Empire Bridal Hair stylist would talk to you about your hair choice and ensure you're not derailing from what suits you.

Before you arrive at a choice of hair for your big day, consider the following factors:

Dress

It is better to buy your wedding dress before thinking about your hairstyle. Your dress goes a long way in shaping...

3 Ways to Become an Environmentalist

With floods, storms, forest fires, and other environmental disasters becoming commonplace, it’s an excellent time to consider how your actions affect the environment. This can be daunting, though. There's so much to learn about the carbon tax, carbon dividends, carbon prices, carbon pollution, and fossil fuels. But it doesn't have to be, and once you understand more you'll see that your actions can make a huge impact on the environment. If you think only environmental leaders and council members can contribute to climate solutions, think again.

Several small lifestyle changes can...

Inclusive Exeter

Inclusive Exeter food project helped more than 1,000 people

A PARTNERSHIP of grassroots community organisations helped more than 1,000 people during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Inclusive Exeter, a community partnership established to give Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) people in Exeter a greater voice, operated an emergency food project for several months to support people from the BAME community and wider community across Exeter when it was needed.

The Inclusive Exeter Coronavirus Hardship Relief Project involved preparing and delivering free meals to those facing a tough time, as well as translating guidance...

Sing & Smile sessions for Golden Oldies

Daytime Sing & Smile sessions for the Golden-Oldies Charity are a big hit with hundreds of older people living across Exeter.

Following the enforced closure of all sessions in March the charity introduced twice weekly sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays led by Rachel Parry and Cheryl Davies – two of the Goldies session leaders.

Based on the successful Goldies formula, the online sessions feature the popular memory evoking songs of the 60s and onwards with words on screen and the ability to enjoy at home through the freely accessible YouTube recordings.

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