Guide Dogs for the Blind in Exeter and District will benefit from more than £500 raised by Bloor Homes at the launch of a new Country Park at the housebuilder’s Bloor Homes at Pinhoe development.
The funds were raised as part of a dog-friendly Family Fun Day, which aimed to raise awareness of the Charity, and let people know about the new Country Park as a new recreation and leisure location, including dog walking.
Guide Dogs and Guide Dog puppies were the stars of the event, which held a raffle of pooch-themed prizes donated by local dog friendly-businesses as well as...
As the final days of autumn fade and winter fast approaches, Exeter residents are set to find themselves in the throes of another cosy winter season. But while these shorter days and cooler temperatures can lead to a sense of melancholy, it’s possible to embrace "Hygge", the Danish concept of comfort and contentment, to make winter a more joyous and warm period.
What is Hygge?
Hygge (pronounced "hoo-ga") is a Danish word without a direct English translation, though loosely it’s a state of being that encompasses a feeling of cosy contentment and friendliness. This is achieved by...
Women’s footwear has a diverse range of variety, which allows you to choose according to your personal choice. Sandals are a popular choice for casual styling, offering breathability and comfort. From simple flip-flops to elegant strappy designs, sandals come in a variety of styles to suit different occasions. For formal events, women may opt for dressy options like ballet flats, loafers, or dress sandals. These styles provide elegance and sophistication while keeping the feet comfortable. While for parties and wedding embellished heels, pumps are perfect. One thing you should consider,...
People can have a different lifestyle if they moved from Exeter in the UK to Nice in France. Both places are different because the first one is a small town in the UK and the second one is a city in France.
The lifestyle can be not only faster but also more enjoyable and open for changes. It is true for people who decide to move from Exeter, where you can find some evidence of English history and see some small streets. I think it is very different to be in Nice , where it is always a bit sunny and there are more tourists. The culture is different too.
Devon’s talented food and drink scene was alive at Monday (7th October) night’s 13th Food Drink Devon Awards. Over 450 individuals from the county’s finest food and drink producers, hospitality and catering businesses and speciality retailers celebrated in style at the esteemed awards’ ceremony, held at Sandy Park the home to Gallagher Premiership Rugby team, the Exeter Chiefs. During the evening, Luke Heaver, Head Chef at The Salutation Inn (Topsham) was awarded the coveted title of ‘Chef of the Year’. The award acknowledges the explosion of talented chefs in the region who have been...
It will be a night of mixed emotions for celebrated soprano Cheryl Enever when she steps on to the stage for one of Exeter’s most popular concerts this autumn.
Cheryl is the soloist at Classics Galore! on Saturday November 9 at the University of Exeter Great Hall.
The concert is in aid of Exeter-based FORCE Cancer Charity, a cause close to Cheryl’s heart as she explains.
“I first came to know about the wonderful work FORCE does when my dad was diagnosed with terminal cancer in 2017.
“He and my mum benefitted from some of the treatments and support they...
For students of history and politics, understanding the complexities of the past and the mechanisms of governance often requires more than just classroom learning. International study tours offer a unique opportunity for aspiring historians and politicians to experience historical sites and political landmarks firsthand, providing an immersive and enriching educational experience. These history school trips offer students a chance to broaden their perspectives, deepen their knowledge, and gain a real-world understanding of the subjects they study.
]Discussing sensitive topics at work can be challenging. Certain conversations about things like politics, religion, or diversity issues can quickly become heated if not handled carefully. However, completely avoiding these important topics can lead to a toxic work environment. With proper planning and preparation, sensitive subjects can be discussed constructively. Here are some tips for having difficult conversations at work professionally and respectfully. It's important to approach these discussions strategically. The goal should be reaching mutual understanding, not winning an...
People affected by pregnancy and baby loss will be joining together in communities across the UK, in person and online, to take part in a range of activities to remember and talk about their babies this Baby Loss Awareness Week (9-15 October), helping to break the silence around pregnancy and baby loss that sadly still exists for many.
Half of UK adults have said that they, or someone they know, had experienced at least one form of pregnancy or baby loss.1 So it’s vital that everyone knows that they are not alone and that there is a community that understands and is here for them...
