Exeter Chiefs hooker and club captain Jack Yeandle has signed a new contract to stay with the club.
Signing on the heels of a try-scoring performance against Bath Rugby at Sandy Park last weekend, the squad leader has shown no signs of slowing down since making his 300th club appearance this season.
“I’m really looking forward to continuing as a Chief,” Yeandle said. “This is a special place to me. It’s a club I watched for years, enjoyed back at the County Ground as a youngster. I’ve seen some pretty amazing games here at Sandy Park and got to play in some too....
The Deliveroo Restaurant Awards are back for 2025, celebrating the best and most loved local restaurants up and down the country.
From local independent burger joints to neighbourhood sushi restaurants and all the dishes and flavours in between, this year sees four restaurants in Exeter shortlisted for accolades in South England and Wales, including Best Chinese and Best Fish & Chips.
From today until 9th May at 23.59, local food lovers can cast their votes to back their best-loved restaurants. Those who participate are automatically entered into a draw to win £150...
A groundbreaking initiative aimed at empowering women through fitness and wellbeing is set to launch in Exeter on 3rd May 2025.
Nestled within a National Trust Grade II listed property near Broadclyst, Renew Women's Fitness & Wellbeing is a women-only gym and wellbeing centre, designed to create a safe and welcoming space for women of all backgrounds.
The response has been unexpected. Their Facebook page already has 1,300 followers and 1,100 likes, 800 women have filled out the survey, and over 500 women have joined their mailing list.
Exeter Philharmonic Choir is ending its 2024/25 season with a veritable banquet of some of the greatest English choral and organ music of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
‘A Feast of English Choral Music’ at Exeter Cathedral on Saturday 14 June is the Choir’s closing concert of another successful season. The concert will take the audience on a journey with music of different styles and contexts, from the highly ceremonial to the spiritual and more intimately personal.
Graze on rich, melodious harmonies, including works by the musical giants of their time: Ralph...
Exeter Philharmonic Choir is ending its 2024/25 season with a veritable banquet of some of the greatest English choral and organ music of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
‘A Feast of English Choral Music’ at Exeter Cathedral on Saturday 14 June is the Choir’s closing concert of another successful season. The concert will take the audience on a journey with music of different styles and contexts, from the highly ceremonial to the spiritual and more intimately personal.
Graze on rich, melodious harmonies, including works by the musical giants of their time: Ralph...
We’re delighted to invite you to our next Pop-Up & Networking Morning, taking place at Exeter Racecourse & Conference Centre on Tuesday 29 April, from 9am to 11am.
This event has been scheduled slightly earlier than usual to avoid clashes with other events, bank holidays and school breaks, giving you the perfect opportunity to connect with fellow businesses before a busy spring season begins.
These relaxed, informal mornings are a great way to meet local business owners, share ideas, and strengthen your professional network across the region.
The Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour is bringing a night of gripping adventure films to Exeter Corn Exchange on 29-30 April.
The Banff Mountain Film Festival features two new collections of short films packed with extreme expeditions, intrepid characters and stunning cinematography.
“Buckle up for a night of nail-biting adventure – from the comfort of a cinema seat!” says tour director Nell Teasdale.
“Join the world's top outdoor filmmakers and adventurers as they climb, ski, paddle, run and ride through...
More than half a million more UK savers are in line for Government bonuses worth up to £25 a month to boost their cash pots and help ease rises in the cost of living, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has announced today.
As part of the Government’s mission to grow the economy and improve lives in every corner of the UK and to deliver its Plan for Change, Help to Save is now open to anyone working and receiving Universal Credit – rewarding 550,000 more people.
Its extension to April 2027 means more can benefit from the scheme, which has paid out millions of pounds in bonuses...
On Thursday 15 May Lymphoma Action will be holding an in-person Live your Life workshop for anyone in Exeter who has been affected by lymphoma, a type of blood cancer.
Lymphoma Action’s Live your Life workshops have been developed to support people who have come to the end of their treatment for lymphoma, or who are being monitored by their healthcare team as their lymphoma doesn’t need treatment straight away (also known as ‘active monitoring’ or ‘watch and wait’.)
These unique and interactive workshops are led by someone with a personal experience of lymphoma, and aim...
With more and more people trying to do their bit for the environment, rechargeable batteries are becoming an increasingly popular option in many homes. This trend is backed by global market figures , estimating the global value of chargeable batteries to be around £82.5 billion in 2022, predicted to rise to around £146 billion by 2032.
With this shift towards greener, cleaner energy , people must invest in the right type of batteries, while also looking for the best battery chargers to ensure they can keep their batteries in use for as long as possible.
