Detectives investigating the 1997 murder of Exwick schoolgirl Kate Bushell are working on new lines of enquiry following an anniversary appeal.
The 14-year-old was killed on Saturday 15 November 1997 as she walked a neighbour’s dog near her home. Her body was found in a field off Exwick Lane; she had died from a savage knife wound to her throat.
Earlier this month detectives from the Major Crime Investigation Team renewed their public appeal for information to mark the 25th anniversary of her unsolved murder.
They urged anyone who may have previously withheld...
Customers now able to pass on pre-loved homewares into store, to be rehomed with families or individuals in need
Dunelm, the UK’s leading homewares retailer, is trialling the launch of Home to Home, an innovative homewares ‘pass it on’ scheme in Exeter - encouraging shoppers to pass on their pre-loved items, which will be donated onwards to families and individuals in the local community who will be able to make good use of them.
Home to Home will have its initial trial in four stores across the UK including Exeter. Developed in collaboration with environmental charity, Hubbub ,...
The highly anticipated “Dugout” Sports Bar opened within Hotel Indigo Exeter on Monday 21 November. Owned by Hotel Exe Limited, the Bar and Hotel is managed by Castlebridge Hospitality. Although the Bar sits within the hotel building, it has its own entrance and exit and so can open ahead of Hotel Indigo Exeter. The Hotel will also feature other drink and dining facilities including Colson’s Bar and Restaurant and Becketts Champagne & Cocktail Rooftop Bar.
The Dugout welcomes fans, friends, and families to experience the atmosphere, passion, and team spirit of live sport. The...
At the beginning of the crypto era, just a few knew what that meant. Today probably everyone has heard about crypto assets, and many even strive to buy them. However, it is difficult to succeed without an understanding of what assets are worth buying and when is the best time for it.
Buying digital assets is advisable in the market drop. In that way, you will make a profit when you sell coins in the future based on the market growth.
On the other hand, some crypto projects do not survive the bear market. That is the reason why it's crucial to analyse the market and pick...
Trading Standards is again warning people not to be tempted by ‘loan sharks’ this Christmas.
And they advise if you do find yourself ensnared to contact the confidential 24-hour Stop Loan Sharks 24/7 Helpline (0300 555 2222) for advice.
Heart of the South West Trading Standards Service’s latest concerns follow the publication of new figures by the England Illegal Money Lending Team (IMLT).
They say that nearly one in ten people turned to loan sharks to cover the costs of Christmas last year.
And more than half (52 %) of victims turned to illegal money...
On Saturday 26th November Exeter witnessed the triumphant comeback of Exeter Carnival which was resurrected after a 24-year hiatus. The original Exeter Carnival ended in 1998 due to the rising costs of organising the event and funding shortages.
The revival of the carnival was organised by InExeter the Business Improvement District for Exeter. This event was made possible by the member businesses of InExeter, whose collective funding allows incredible events to take place in the city.
Over 40 entries took part in Exeter Carnival which included over 600 people from Exeter...
A Heart of the South West (HotSW) Careers Hub * programme has been launched across 14 schools in Devon to help raise the confidence and aspirations of 500 young women.
The No Label No Limit programme is a personal development programme, inspiring and empowering young women in year nine and 10 to reach their potential.
Funded by The Careers & Enterprise Company , No Label No Limit will explore whether tailored personal development and careers support significantly improves self-belief, social and emotional capabilities, attendance, application to learning, behaviour...
Saturday 3rd December marks the 10th anniversary of Small Business Saturday – a campaign to support and draw attention to the country’s millions of small businesses. One Devon charity is backing this campaign and encouraging burgeoning small business owners to come forward and register for its free enterprise support programme.
Last year the number of registered companies in Devon rose to 60,022, up from 57,278 in 20201. The small business landscape is increasingly tough, with rising energy and material costs, as well as belt-tightening as a result of the cost of living crisis,...
Exeter Philharmonic Choir will bring the joy of Christmas music to audiences at Exeter Cathedral again this year with two nights of carols on Tuesday 13 and Wednesday 14 December. In the run-up to what promises to be a challenging Christmas season for many, the uplifting sound of the Choir will be more welcome than ever.
This year’s special guest is the internationally renowned soprano, Amy Carson, whose glorious voice will add extra sparkle to the two evening events. Musical Director Howard Ionascu has selected a beautiful programme from the rich tradition of carols, embracing...
Many people dream of becoming well-paid freelancers. Freelancing provides many benefits, there is flexibility in how you work, better autonomy regarding your working hours. Also, there are opportunities to get into various fields.
Payday is an exciting part of the month for many people who work regular jobs. However, it's quite different for freelancers. Freelancers may get multiple paydays in a month - the number of clients you work with will determine this.
Choosing when to send your invoices is another benefit of freelancing. There are clients who you will invoice...
