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DIY SOS is back! Nick and his trusted team of Purple Shirts, along with an army of Volunteers, are looking for deserving families, individuals, or community projects across the UK, who need their help.

It could be someone who has always given back to the local community, who now needs help themselves or a family whose home is no longer suitable for their needs.

To apply: https://www.bbc.co.uk/showsandtours/take-part/diy-sos

Nick Knowles said, “We are so excited to be back building again for people who really need our help, and the help of their community. We...

The iGaming industry is one of the fastest-growing in the UK. In layman’s terms, it’s the online casino and sportsbook market. It has grown to around £5 billion in terms of overall revenue. That makes it a significant part of the UK’s entertainment economy. Because of that, a number of industry conferences have become regular events here.

iGB Live is one of those, and is set to be held in London again this July, this time at ExCel. It has become one of Europe’s biggest conferences for the iGaming market, and delegates and affiliates will flock from across the world to be part of...

📅 Saturday, 17 May 2025 📍 Bedford Square, Exeter | 14:00–15:00 🎨 Art Exhibition: 15:30–16:30 | 19 North Street, Exeter, EX4 3QS

In the fourth year of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, as the war continues to ravage cities and uproot millions, Vyshyvanka Day 2025 takes on urgent new meaning. The Devon Ukrainian Association invites the local community, Ukrainian diaspora, and friends of Ukraine to gather for a symbolic rally and cultural celebration in the heart of Exeter — to stand in unity, wear our heritage with pride, and declare that Ukrainian culture will not be erased...

A thought-provoking new photography project is set to bring to life the mental health challenges young people experience. Images from the project, called (in)visible, will be exhibited in venues across Exeter and East Devon from May to November this year.

The project aims to challenge the familiar but limiting ‘head in hands’ image often used to depict mental health struggles.

Inspired by a call in a charity newsletter to rethink how mental health is visually represented, local photographer, Theo Moye - drawing from his own experience with anxiety - set out to create...