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Choir’s ‘Carols in the Cathedral’ bring festive sparkle to winter nights

Audiences in Exeter can start Christmas in sparkling style as Exeter Philharmonic Choir brings its signature sound to the festive season in the atmospheric setting of Exeter Cathedral.

Winter nights are the perfect time to share the joys of Christmas music, and the Choir’s two nights of carols in Exeter Cathedral on Tuesday 16 and Wednesday 17 December are a magical way to get into the festive spirit.

The Choir will be in excellent company - joined by popular trumpeters Cameron Todd and Ross Brown, the enchanting voice of solo soprano Katie Trethewey, and Stephen Tanner...

Coarse Fishing on the Exeter Canal: What You Need to Know

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Thu, 03/05/2020 - 1:08am

Fishing is a relaxing hobby that many swear by. Numerous studies have indicated that those who fish are less stressed, more in tune with themselves and, overall happier. Fishing regularly can also help you stay in shape and it can boost your immune system.

A study from 2019 found that spending around 120 minutes per week in nature can help people be overall healthier and more content with their lives. So, it comes as no surprise that angling is a popular sport in England and Wales.

According to recent statistics , there are 2.2 million coarse fishers and 0.8 million game...

Tick Season: How to Survive

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Thu, 03/05/2020 - 12:04am

Ticks are tiny bloodsucking parasites that are hard to spot but once they bite you, they can cause lots of troubles to your health. What to do to secure yourself and your family members from these insects? You will find the answers here.

What You Need to Know About Ticks

What makes ticks so dangerous? All ticks are unsafe for humans, however, some species are more threatening. For example, one of them transmits Lyme disease whilst others can cause Babesiosis, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, tularemia, and others - Meredith Hayes health expert from beezzly says.

There...

Cool Hobbies For Kids

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Wed, 03/04/2020 - 8:40pm

Kids need stimulation. They crave it. Their little minds are working 24/7, absorbing the world around them and figuring out how the mechanics of this whole operation. Why do you think they pass out like a brick at the end of the day? They say the brain takes up nearly a quarter of the body’s energy. Between running, playing, and asking so many darn questions, it’s no wonder that they fall asleep like a log!

One thing that every parent needs to know, is that every kid needs a hobby. Not only is it a means to keep them off of electronic devices for a second, it teaches them that...

Cranbrook Education Campus students act against anti-social parking

Primary pupils from Cranbrook Education Campus (CEC) silently protested against anti-social parking outside their school gates last week.

The school and the PTA have been working with walking and cycling charity Sustrans on the campaign, which aims to reduce the amount of motor traffic that parks or idles outside the school, improving road safety and air quality.

CEC has worked with Sustrans since 2015, taking part in active travel challenges such as Leg it to Lapland and the Big Pedal with great success, when surveyed last year 76 per cent of students would like to...

The Most Common Gambling Superstitions Among Casino Players

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Wed, 03/04/2020 - 11:26am

T Partaking in offline and online gambling all boils down to luck. On some days you enjoy the spoils of your winnings and other days you go home with significant losses. All gamblers have their own set of superstitions that they firmly believe in; certain signs and symbols are lucky and there are colors, actions, and etiquette to be followed to attract luck and keep bad luck at bay.

Here are top 7 gambling superstitions from across the globe

Do not count money on the table

This is a superstition that most gamblers follow when playing games at the casino. Counting your...

Six simple tips that will help you really hear God’s voice

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Wed, 03/04/2020 - 10:00am

Every Christian wants to hear God speak to them in their lives. They want to know what God wants them to do in life. It can seem difficult to hear His voice sometimes. You might pray daily and only hear silence every day. It can quickly become a frustrating experience in your faith. Despite your frustration, all Christians can hear the voice of God in their lives. He intended for you to be guided by His direction throughout life. He won't leave you without knowing how to obey Him. Here are six tips you can follow to help you hear the voice of God.

1. Remove the obstacles....

How to wear and style the sweatshirt impeccably

A sweatshirt is a staple piece in every man’s wardrobe. Wearing the sweatshirt is incredibly easy and is undoubtedly a favourite for most men especially during the cold months. Unlike jumpers, sweatshirts are light, comfortable and they don’t itch. They are worn in casual relaxed settings most of the time. Gone are the days when sweatshirts used to be worn for the gym or hanging around the house over the weekend. Modern-day sweatshirts are now a fashion statement to be reckoned with.

The best thing about sweatshirts is that they come in a variety of colours. It’s a basic piece of...

Devon girls rowing for record

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Tue, 03/03/2020 - 4:16pm

Two Devon women attempting a world best have linked up with SeaSports Southwest in their quest to become the fastest female pair to row across the Atlantic Ocean.

University of Exeter Masters Medicine students Rosie Alterman and Charlie Fleurywill launch their attempt at the 2020 Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge starting in December, aiming to beat the current best of 50 days.

The adventurous pair who have also worked together in Royal Devon and Exeter’s Accident and Emergency department will be known as the Emergensea Girls for the 3000 mile test of endurance.

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All abilities junior footballers net grand donation

Authored by Sarah
Posted: Tue, 03/03/2020 - 12:22pm

A Devon football club catering for youngsters of all abilities aged from under-8s to under-15s has been handed a cash award to help meet costs.

Ugborough FC, based in Ivybridge, trains youngsters from four to 18 and encourages them to take part in physical activity for the benefit of their health, regardless of their ability.

The club has been named a Community Champion by Persimmon Homes South West and awarded £1,000 which will go towards buying kit and paying rent for training.

Stafford Williams for Ugborough FC, said: “We are only a small club, running four teams...

How apt are online loans for bad credit for home improvement

If you are a homeowner, you will probably know the value of keeping your living space in the best condition. Home improvement is something you may need to do more often than you think. It may be in the form of a kitchen renovation, roof repair or landscaping. A makeover for your bedroom or living room could be on your mind if you want a change. You may even want to add a spare room on the second story for the kids. Obviously, home improvement is an exciting prospect for any homeowner. On the other hand, it can cost you a fortune.

Planning a home improvement project means a lot of...

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