Find Festive Joy in Princesshay with their exciting programme of festive entertainment, stunning Christmas lights and decorations and late night shopping.
Thursday late-night shopping returns from 28th November until Thursday 19th December, with most shops in Princesshay open until 8pm.
Whether it’s caroling around the Christmas Tree, tapping your toes to the festive tunes or...
Princesshay will be transformed into a vibrant display of light and music to kickstart the festive season.
Worldbeaters act SPARK! will be returning to Princesshay on the 28th of November to celebrate the opening of Princesshay’s Christmashay Village and the beginning of late night shopping.
Visitors to Princesshay will be able to experience the spectacular street theatre act featuring music, movement and illuminations, with performances at 5pm, 6pm and 7pm.
For more information on Christmas in Princesshay visit www.princesshay.co.uk/christmashay/
An Exeter-based Help for Heroes nurse has paid tribute to her ‘wonderful’ colleagues after receiving a national nursing award.
Janine Whitley, 46 who served in the Navy for 25 years and saw four tours of Afghanistan, has worked as a Veterans Clinical Advisor across Bristol, Somerset, Devon, Dorset, and Cornwall, since 2021.
Originally from Sidcup, in Kent, she joined the Royal Navy straight from school as a communicator, aged 16. As a Wren she served on both HMS Exeter and HMS Liverpool, before obtaining her qualifications as a nurse, as it was always her ambition to...
Online casinos in the United Kingdom have seen remarkable growth in recent years, attracting and engaging millions of players. According to Statista, the UK’s online gambling market is projected to reach a value of $13.78 billion by the end of 2024. The industry is expected to grow annually at a rate of 3.62%, with a projected market volume of $16.46 billion by 2029.
This growth is not happening by chance; it is driven by several key advancements in online casinos. Features such as mobile gaming, personalized experiences, faster and more secure transactions, and more have made...
The Walkman and a Chopper bike were staples of growing up in the 60s and 70s… and now, part of a rallying call to help save lives with a new campaign from the Peninsula Cancer Alliance
Launched today (Tuesday 5 November), Remember when… encourages people to complete and return their home bowel cancer screening kits to help catch signs of the disease early.
The campaign shines a spotlight on bowel cancer as the fourth most common cancer in the UK, with around 44,000 people being diagnosed each year.
It also urges people to look out for their kit when it arrives...
An Exeter charity has appealed for the public’s support as it aims to win top prize in a national competition, enabling significant improvements to its services.
SAFE Foundation is one of 12 finalists from around the UK in the hunt for £5,000 in Selco Builders Warehouse’s Community Heroes competition, which attracted nearly 2,000 entries.
A public vote is open until November 30 to decide this year’s champion, while there is also £1,000 up for grabs for the runner-up.
Votes can be cast at https://www.selcobw.com/info/selco-community-heroes
Hot on the heels of the NatWest Regional Growth Tracker survey, which reveals that output growth in the Southwest has reached a 28-month high, the inaugural Twelve Awards 2024 are set to celebrate the businesses and individuals driving this remarkable progress.
With the shortlist now finalised, tickets are on sale for the black-tie event on 5th December at the Exeter Golf and Country Club. This first-ever awards event is poised to become a seasonal highlight, bringing together leaders and changemakers from across the Southwest.
Gut-friendly sparkling water brand, Jamu Wild Water, is celebrating its launch into Fenwicks Food Hall.
The brand, which produces naturally flavoured prebiotic water with antioxidant rich botanicals, is now available to buy in the prestigious Fenwicks Food Hall in Newcastle.
“This is certainly our most prestigious retail listing to date,” explains Patrick Grant-Sturgis, co-founder of Jamu Wild Water. “All three of our flavours are available in store in the chiller cabinet, rubbing shoulders with a range of other well-known brands.”
The new Bishop of Exeter, Rt Rev Dr Mike Harrison, has become the new Patron of Exeter’s local homelessness charity, St Petrock’s immediately following him taking up the position formally at the start of this month.
Bishop Mike, who took up the post on Saturday 2nd November, has a long association with homelessness charities since the very beginnings of his church career as a curate in South Lambeth, and later in Bradford and Leicester, and so didn’t hesitate before accepting the invitation to become St Petrock’s Patron, before he had even formally become Bishop.
Buses will replace trains between Axminster and Exeter St Davids from Saturday 9 November to Friday 22 November whilst we make track upgrades in the Honiton area.
During this two-week period, engineers will install a mile of new track through Honiton Tunnel, replacing the existing 50-year-old infrastructure. This upgrade includes the installation of new sleepers and ballast, ensuring a smoother and more reliable journey for passengers. The new rail is designed to millimetre precision and will be coated with a protective layer to resist corrosion to extend its lifespan.
