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Science on tap: Exeter pubs to host Pint of Science 2026 

Some of Exeter’s best-loved pubs will be hosting this year’s Pint of Science, offering up fascinating talks on everything from atoms and galaxies to understanding neurodiversity.

Running from 18-20 May, this year’s festival marks the 13th edition of the annual event, which brings researchers out of the lab and into local bars in 42 cities across the UK.

In Exeter, venues including the Bootlegger, Arcadia and City Gate Hotel will transform into hubs of scientific discussion with informative talks, demonstrations, live experiments, and a multi-city pub quiz competition....

Exeter City to take stand against homophobia at Crawley Town match

EXETER City will take another stand against homophobia at its match against Crawley Town tomorrow, Saturday, February 29 at St James Park.

The match has been designated as the club’s annual 'Football v Homophobia' fixture and a number of initiatives to mark the day have been organised by Exeter City Supporters’ Trust and its One Game One Community (OGOC) Group.

This will be the 11th time that an annual Exeter City home game has been designated as an FvH match.

Players from both teams will warm up in Football v Homophobia t-shirts. These will be thrown to the crowd...

Art created by people living with dementia displayed in Exeter

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Tue, 02/25/2020 - 10:16am

Banners created by people living with dementia who worked with a trio of well-known artists will be on display in Exeter until the end of March.

The banners, including one developed by members of Age UK Exeter’s Budding Friends group, are on show as a special exhibit in Exeter Library.

Photographer Ian Beesley, poet Ian McMillan, and cartoonist Tony Husband worked with people living with dementia and their carers to create the banners as part of the ‘A Life More Ordinary’ project which originated from research at the University of Exeter. The project aims to support people...

How to create homes that address the climate emergency while improving health and comfort

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 02/24/2020 - 4:45pm

The question of how to cut bills and reduce or eliminate carbon emissions from our homes will be explored in Exeter this week. A public meeting and discussion, organised by Transition Exeter, will look in particular at how retrofitting thousands of older and poorly insulated homes can reduce their energy requirements.

Exeter City Council last year declared a climate emergency and pledged to make the city carbon neutral by 2030. It is widely acknowledged that such an ambitious target cannot be achieved without tackling emissions from homes, particularly emissions from heating....

Cofton Holidays to feature on Channel 5's Rich Holiday, Poor Holiday

South Devon’s multi award-winning holiday park, Cofton Holidays, is set to hit the nation’s TV screens this March when it features in Channel 5’s Rich Holiday, Poor Holiday.

Following the success of its house-swapping documentary series, Rich House, Poor House, Channel 5’s new reality show will follow two families with very different household incomes as they swap holidays.

Episode two, due to air on Sunday 1st March at 9pm , follows wealthy Cheshire entrepreneur Jude Cisse and her family as they swap their luxury villa in Morocco for a caravan at Cofton Holidays near...

World-class musician Nitin Sawhney to star in ‘Creative Dialogues’ event

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 02/24/2020 - 1:24pm

One of the most important musicians of his generation will give a fascinating new insight into his influential and innovative work, during a special event at the University of Exeter.

Ivor Novello award-winner Nitin Sawhney CBE will be the star attraction at the forthcoming ‘Creative Dialogues’ event at the University, on March 3rd.

During the event the producer, songwriter, DJ, multi-instrumentalist, orchestral composer and cultural pioneer will discuss his culturally iconic work, from collaborations with Paul McCartney, Jeff Beck and Nelson Mandela to creating the score...

Tips to Help You Plan a Successful Event

Authored by Claire Small
Posted: Mon, 02/24/2020 - 11:26am

Are you in charge of planning your company's next big event? What about your best friend's wedding? If you lack experience in this department, you need some advice on how to plan a successful event.

It is understandable if you feel pressured about the additional responsibilities that you have. Being an event planner is not an easy responsibility to take. People expect a lot from you.

Instead of feeling pressured and nervous, you should do something that will prove to them that you can handle a large scale event. With the help of companies like House of Party Planning , you...

Exeter set for 2,500 jobs boost as developers buy historic park

A luxury residential and commercial developer has bought an historic estate to kick-start a major project - and a huge 2,500 jobs boost for the city.

Burrington Estates today announced the purchase of Winslade Park, in Clyst St Mary, which is set in 86 acres of parkland on the outskirts of Exeter.

The acquisition, which includes an 18th century Grade II-listed manor house, is the first step towards plans to provide 150 new homes and 125,000 ft of commercial office space at the heart of a new purpose-built community.

It will also be home to a £10m leisure complex...

Everything you need to know about car wheels: From covers to paint jobs

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Mon, 02/24/2020 - 10:26am

Depending on how much of a petrol head you are, wheels may not be the first thing you think of when buying a car, either used or new. If your relationship with your car is that you just want something practical to get you around, then you will probably think that putting any thought into upgrading your wheels will only be added expense to make a car look more pleasing to the eye. While this is true to an extent, wheels have many functions that can affect everything from performance to fuel economy. It’s worth doing just a bit of research at least to see if you could benefit from a...

The role of air cargo efforts fundamental in humanitarian crisis

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Mon, 02/24/2020 - 10:24am

Even aside from the ongoing challenges posed by climate change and extreme weather events, there’s gathering evidence that the world is facing its largest humanitarian crisis since the formation of the UN back in October 1945.

In a speech to the Security Council delivered in March 2017, it was revealed that in excess of 135 million people across the globe would need humanitarian assistance and relief during the subsequent 12 months, as rising instances of food insecurity, famine, ravaging disease and geopolitical conflicts continue to impact on the world’s poorest areas.

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Road accidents on the decline but Devon continues to see the most in the South West

Authored by Claire Small
Posted: Mon, 02/24/2020 - 10:01am

Statistics recently published by the Department for Transport reveal that the South West is one of England’s safest regions for road users, while Devon continues to see the most traffic accidents in the area.

According to the RAC, there were 38.9 million licensed vehicles in Great Britain as of September 2019 and, with such a huge volume of cars on the road, accidents are an inevitability, which can lead to compensation claims as the injured party seek damages on a no win no fee basis . But the data shows that despite an increase in traffic, the number of incidents is actually...

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