Autistic adults with breast cancer will be invited to share their experiences of diagnosis and treatment as part of a new research project funded by Breast Cancer Now.

The research and support charity has awarded funding of £173,189 to Dr Char Goodwin, Professor Manuela Barreto and Professor Ginny Russell at the University of Exeter. During this three-year study, the researchers will interview autistic adults who have had a breast cancer diagnosis about their experiences from diagnosis to finishing hospital treatment.

Going through breast cancer can be tough for anyone,...

Looking for something different to do during your trip to Exeter? Then think about visiting Exeter Racecourse, a highly rated horse racing venue. This race ground is notable for its relaxed approach; the atmosphere is a lot more casual than in other racecourses you’ll find around the country.

But that doesn’t mean that this isn’t a serious horse racing venue. It is. Interested in exploring what this venue has to offer? Follow the below tips to have a great first trip to Exeter Racecourse.

There are seventeen race events held between October and...

In the fast-paced and ever-evolving music industry, understanding the rights and royalties is crucial for musicians, songwriters, and all stakeholders involved. Music business courses provide the right gateway to learn all the business aspects of music publishing.

Here are the basic rights of every musician:

1. Copyright

Copyright is the foundation of music rights. It grants the creator of an original musical work exclusive rights to control and monetize their creation. These rights include the reproduction,...

Hair loss has become a prevalent issue in recent years, affecting millions of people worldwide. With technological advancements, robotic hair transplant treatments have emerged as a revolutionary solution to this problem. This article explores how robotic hair transplant technology has evolved, its benefits, and its impact on the hair restoration industry.

The history of hair transplantation dates back to the 1950s, when the first hair transplant surgery was performed. Traditional methods involved manually extracting individual hair...

England has some of the most impressive natural wonders, from the Malham Coves featured in the first part of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows to the Gaping Gill caves. The country’s canyons, mountains, river valleys and lakes can impress almost anyone passing by, as they’re properly maintained and haven’t been changed by modern times. However, most of these natural wonders can be visited only during a certain period. The weather can be quite challenging throughout the year with England’s maritime, moist, temperate climate. Considering that the country is known for its frequent...

Fancy dress competitions are exciting events that allow you to express your creativity and have fun. It's a chance to dress up in costumes that you wouldn't usually wear and show off your unique personalities. For girls, fancy dress competitions can be especially exciting as they can experiment with different styles and outfits. Here are some tips on how to nail a girls fancy dress competition.

1. Choose the right outfit

Choosing the right outfit is essential to nailing a girl's fancy dress competition. You want to select something that stands out, fits the competition's...

To celebrate the recent enhancements made to Magdalen Road, InExeter will be hosting a Summer Market. Taking place on Saturday 1st July from 2pm until 7pm, you will be able to experience the best of Magdalen Road with your favourite local businesses, plus enjoy enticing stalls, live music, and indulge in exceptional refreshments.

Permanent works to deliver an enhancement scheme on Magdalen Road were undertaken by Devon County Council following the one-way extension of the road becoming permanent which was completed in May.

The enhancements include widening the pavements...

A new training programme has been launched to help small businesses in the region to improve their digital capabilities.

Digital Leadership for SMEs (small and medium enterprises) is providing training for senior leaders of small and medium enterprises in Devon, Plymouth, Somerset, and Torbay. 150 training places are available, providing up to 32 hours of free tutor training.

The scheme has been designed to help small businesses to identify and embrace digital improvements for their organisation. The aim is to help them integrate digital technologies to gain a...

A University of Exeter academic who led a major UK-wide research project to mitigate the impact of coronavirus on society, law, health, and culture has been awarded an MBE in the King’s Birthday Honours.

Professor Pascale Aebischer became involved in Pandemic and Beyond following her long career as an expert in Shakespeare and performance, as well as digital innovations in theatre. During the pandemic she carried out her own research on how regional theatres coped with being closed to audiences.

Pandemic and Beyond , funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council,...

Citizens Advice Exeter’s long-serving Chair has received an MBE for services to charity in the King’s Birthday Honours.

Dennis Mardon, who lives in Crediton, has led the independent local advice charity since taking up the voluntary role 19 years ago, following a career in local government.

He said: “I am extremely pleased and honoured to be awarded an MBE. This honour is as much about Citizens Advice Exeter as it is about me.

"I am so proud of everyone involved with our charity – all the volunteers, staff and trustees – for the amazing work they do every day. I...