In the annals of history, the evolution of entertainment has been marked by remarkable innovations that have consistently defied the boundaries of imagination. From the dawn of cinema to the golden age of television, every era has witnessed a radical transformation in the ways we consume content. Today, we are at the precipice of another monumental shift. A wave of technological advancements is fostering an epoch of interactive experiences, replete with real-time rendering, artificial intelligence, and adaptive user interfaces that respond with precision to the unique predilections of...
Charity demonstrates ongoing commitment to supporting the health and wellbeing of staff
National charity NFM (National Family Mediation) has furthered demonstrated its commitment to the health and wellbeing of its staff by signing the Menopause Workplace Pledge.
Created by the charity Wellbeing of Women in partnership with Hello! Magazine, and sponsored by Bupa, around 2,500 employers have added their signatures to date, including large businesses such as the BBC, Tesco and Royal Mail.
By signing the pledge, NFM has committed to recognising that the menopause...
Bystander Intervention Campaign wins at South West CIPR Awards
A campaign to help tackle harassment against women and girls in Exeter has won a major award.
Exeter-based marketing agency Program saw off competition from around the country at the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) PRide Awards for their Bystander Intervention campaign for the Safer Exeter Partnership .
The campaign, run in partnership with the Safer Exeter Partnership, encouraged safe and skillful intervention in harassment situations. It included eye-catching ads across Exeter, along...
The remarkable story of an Exeter professional skateboarder’s journey across Britain to raise awareness of male mental health challenges will feature as part of a special city event.
People will be able to see the documentary Lands End , which follows Barney Page on his 25-day journey skateboarding the 941 miles from John O’Groats to Land’s End. It is a story of camaraderie, adversity, and his friendship with Ben Raemers, a professional skateboarder who died by suicide at the age of 28.
The event is part of the Economic and Social Research Council Festival of Social...
People can celebrate the Hindu Festival of Navratri at the University of Exeter with spectacular dancing and food.
Navratri honours the divine feminine energy. Students from the university’s Hindu Society hope others can join them as they mark the important nine-day festival.
There will be Garba, a form of traditional Gujarati dance. Traditionally, the dance is performed by women in a circle around a clay lantern with a light inside to represent the womb. The word "garba" comes from the Sanskrit word garbha, which means womb.
In the dynamic world of e-commerce, the notion of "doing it all" is not just daunting; it's near impossible. Enter 3PL companies, the silent engines powering many successful online businesses. By outsourcing logistics, businesses can scale effectively, manage complexities, and focus on core competencies. But integration is key. Here, we'll explore strategies for seamless 3PL integration, illustrating the journey with TSP - The Storage Place, a leader among 3PL providers known for its significant expansion and innovative solutions this year.
President of the Lib Dems, Mark Pack, visited Exeter last Friday 13th October to a warm welcome from a packed room of local members.
Particularly touching was when Mark described the difference one Lib Dem MP can make. This is exhibited every Saturday with marriages happening all over the country since a Liberal Democrat MP, Lynne Featherstone, put gay marriage on the agenda one decade ago.
Will Aczel, the local Lib Dem Parliamentary Candidate, welcomed Mark Pack back to Exeter. Will spoke about the key differences between the Lib Dems and Labour.
The news that Frankie Dettori has decided to call off his retirement did not come as a shock to many. Indeed, a lot of fuss was made about the legendary jockey across the course of the 2023 British flat racing season. However, there was always a sense he was going to reverse his decision — and he recently announced that he will be riding in America full-time come next year.
That means the upcoming British Champions Day at Ascot on October 21 could still be his final appearance in the seasonal finale. As expected, tickets have flown out of the box office at an incredibly fast pace...
Discover the magic of Christmas at Princesshay this year with a brand-new festive lights display.
The new lights will be illuminated from Thursday 16th November, switched on by Worldbeaters act SPARK! who will officially start the countdown to Christmas.
Visitors to Princesshay will be able to explore the spectacular lights across the centre including magical Angel Wings next to the city’s historic Roman Wall, Santa’s Sleigh, perfect for festive family moments, and a giant Christmas Tree in Princesshay Square.
This lighting scheme will be the centre’s greenest...
