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....
A University archaeologist has played a leading role in the creation of a lavish new book telling the story of the world-famous Stonehenge.
Drawing upon the latest research and filled with stunning photographs and illustrations, Stonehenge: Story of an Icon , has been written by Dr Sue Greaney of the University of Exeter.
Billed as a ‘coffee-table’ guidebook and published by English Heritage, the charity that cares for Stonehenge, the 160-page paperback, released today, represents the culmination of 15 years of research and writing about the monument for the public by Dr...
Exeter's largest church, bursting at the seams, appeals council decision that could leave Marsh Barton building empty and 40 jobs uncreated.
Rediscover Church, currently at Northernhay Street, serves 500 people and has been searching for a permanent home for eight years, but are refused planning permission for a new home in Marsh Barton.
Rediscover Church Exeter has confirmed it will appeal Exeter City Council's decision to refuse planning permission for Signal House, Cofton Road, Marsh Barton (ref: 25/1784/FUL). The proposal would have brought a building into active...
Leading figures from business, policy and academia will gather for the 2026 Exeter Climate Forum.
Now in its second year, the annual event at the University of Exeter includes the latest science and aims to inspire bold action to tackle the climate emergency.
The Forum will take place from Monday 29 June to Friday 3 July, with a programme designed to connect people through ideas, discussion, and social events.
Confirmed speakers include:
Rain Newton-Smith, Chief Executive, Confederation of British Industry.
Twelve months ago, Amy Martin could barely run at all after a tough regime of cancer treatment.
But on Sunday May 24, she’ll be one of 440 people lining up as part of Team FORCE at Exeter’s Great West Run.
Amy aims to raise £1,000 for FORCE Cancer Charity to say thank you for all the support she has received from them since a diagnosis of breast cancer in late 2023.
She has signed up for the 10k — the 13.1 mile half marathon option wasn’t on the cards — and admits: “I will be walk-running, but I will finish it because I am a bit stubborn and — let’s be real— I’ve...
St James School in Exeter have qualified for the national U15 flag football finals after being crowned regional champions.
The team will now travel to Manchester to compete against the top teams from across the country.
After losing their opening match at the regional tournament, they responded strongly, winning their next three games, including victories over Devonport and Hans Price Academy.
Adrian and Ralph were both recognised for their performances, receiving MVP (most valuable player) awards during the tournament.
Rising culinary talent Tansi Williams, aged 18, studying at Exeter College, has been named winner of the South West Heat of the Riso Gallo UK & Ireland Young Risotto Chef of the Year 2026 , securing her place in this year’s highly anticipated Grand Final.
Tansi impressed judges with her innovative dish: Heritage Carrot Risotto, showcasing creativity, technical skill, and a strong commitment to sustainability, her dish stood out among a competitive field of young chefs.
“Tansi transformed a humble carrot into a beautifully balanced risotto, showcasing excellent...
LED Community Leisure has been honoured with an “Unsung Hero” award by Hospiscare’s 40 Club, recognising four years of dedicated support, fundraising, and community partnership.
Presented at the 40 Club Awards Lunch at The Hall in Exeter, the award celebrates LED Community Leisure’s consistent and meaningful contribution to Hospiscare mission of providing specialist end-of-life care across the local community.
LED Leisure has been a committed member of the 40 Club since the start, supporting Hospiscare through a wide range of initiatives including event hosting,...
Exeter has welcomed a new, independent food shop, The Bagel Shop, to Queen Street.
Its offering of freshy prepared locally sourced bagels has already drawn a strong and enthusiastic response from locals since opening in March.
With chutneys from West Devon, bagels from Devon, meat from Totnes the focus is very much on locally sourced good quality ingredients. Built around the idea of good food without compromise, The Bagel Shop champions ‘no guilty eating’ offering a healthier, feel-good option.
Dan Lakeman owner of The Bagel Shop said, “Exeter is an incredible...
eat:Festivals will be hosting a food and drink festival in Cranbrook on Sunday 13 September 2026.
The festival will be happening in the heart of the town, on and surrounding the Tillhouse Road. eat:Festivals are a small social enterprise who have been delivering one day food and drink festivals in towns across the south-west for over 13 years. They are now accepting applications for all 2026 dates, including the Cranbrook one at www.eatfestivals.org/apply
Bev Milner Simonds from eat:Festivals told us: "We specialise in developing festivals that bring the community...
