Ocean Film Festival World Tour dives into Devon

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Sun, 09/07/2025 - 11:19pm

All aboard for a big-screen ocean adventure! The Ocean Film Festival World Tour is bringing a new collection of thrilling ocean-themed films to venues around the UK this autumn.

Starring gripping ocean adventures and mesmerising marine-life, the Ocean Film Festival showcases the wonder and power of the sea, through a selection of short films from around the world.

“The Ocean Film Festival is more than just a film event; it’s a celebration of our planet’s blue heart,” says tour director Nell Teasdale. “The festival aims to inspire a deeper connection with the sea,...

Inequality for female rugby players as 89 per cent have discomfort from boots

Eighty-nine per cent of female rugby players who took part in a new study experience pain or discomfort from the boots they’re wearing.

With the Women’s Rugby World Cup currently taking place in England – including games at Sandy Park in Exeter - new research from the University of Exeter, in partnership with IDA Sports and backed by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), found many female athletes still face inequality in footwear, which can lead to injuries.

The findings have been used to develop the first ever soft ground boot specifically for female players. The boot is...

How Weak Executive Functioning Skills Impact Your Daily Life

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Fri, 09/05/2025 - 11:00pm

We all feel lazy sometimes. It’s totally okay. But those days when you feel like you’re herding cats in your head, with thoughts darting everywhere and nothing quite sticking. Nothing could be worse than that.

If that happens to you often, the cause lies in weak executive functioning skills. This chaos traces back to the prefrontal cortex . The part of the brain that is responsible for more than one-fourth of your everyday mental load, from picking outfits to plotting weekend plans.

Let's take a closer look at how weak executive functioning skills impact your daily life...

New Study Highlights Surprising Factor Affecting Student Success: Noise

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Fri, 09/05/2025 - 7:23am

As students across the country begin to consider which university they want to attend, a new study has emerged that offers a surprising new consideration: noise. This study compared average noise environments in leading student cities, allowing students to consider how this crucial element affects them.

With noise itself able to disrupt sleep, concentration, and mood, students must consider noise levels in their chosen area, at least when selecting their accommodation. Here are the key findings:

The Impact of Noise

The study, conducted and released by aparto , a student...

Colin Horan: A Trusted Estate Agent Elevating Irish Real Estate

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Wed, 09/03/2025 - 12:17pm

In the fast-paced and ever-evolving Irish real estate market, one name stands out for unwavering professionalism, deep market insight, and steadfast ethical conduct: Colin Horan . His reputation as a dedicated estate agent is built not just on successful transactions, but on nurturing client relationships, providing exceptional guidance, and strengthening local communities. Below, we explore the many facets of Colin’s career—his background, client-first philosophy, market acumen, ethics, and community impact—that combine to make him one of Ireland’s most respected real estate...

10 Must-Know Features of 40W Laser Cutters

Authored by BHTNews.com
Posted: Tue, 09/02/2025 - 7:02pm

Alright, let’s get real—if you’re even halfway interested in cutting or engraving stuff with pinpoint accuracy, you’ve probably heard the hype about the 40W laser cutter .

And honestly? These little beasts are everywhere for a reason. Whether you’re a DIY junkie, that friend who’s always gifting handmade trinkets, running a side hustle, or just the teacher who wants to blow your students’ minds, a compact laser engraving machine is kinda the ultimate flex.

The OMTech 40W CO2 Desktop Laser Cutter (with its 300x200mm work area) is one I keep coming back to. Not sponsored,...

Naked at the Museum

Event Date: 
13/09/2025 - 6:00pm
Venue: 
Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, Queen Street, Exeter

Join British Naturism's Keith Bowman for their first event at The Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery on Saturday 13 September - a naked visit to this wonderful place and immerse yourself in the history of Devon and surrounding areas over millions of years of evolution.

This amazing museum is a little gem hidden away in the narrow streets of Exeter. Learn about traditions and practices of other ancient and modern cultures around the world over the ages as you stroll through the world cultures gallery with like-minded other guests.

Click here for more information...

Do It Yourself Electric Bikes

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Mon, 09/01/2025 - 9:26am

The Concept of DIY Electric Bikes

The growing popularity of electric bikes has encouraged many enthusiasts to consider building their own rather than purchasing a ready-made option. A do-it-yourself electric bike is essentially a standard bicycle that has been upgraded with electrical components such as a motor, battery, and controller. The concept allows riders to personalize their cycling experience, balancing affordability, creativity, and functionality. By constructing their own bike, individuals not only save costs but also gain hands-on knowledge about the mechanics, click...

Killerton Exhibition Explores Historic Friendship Between Bishop Crowther and Sir Thomas Acland 

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Sun, 08/31/2025 - 9:46pm

A new exhibition opening this autumn at Killerton in Devon uncovers the extraordinary connection between two influential 19th-century figures: Bishop Samuel Ajayi Crowther, the first Black Anglican Bishop, and Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, 10th Baronet of Killerton.

“A Global Mission of Faith and Freedom” runs from 12 September to 2 November 2025 and is housed in Killerton’s Grade I listed Chapel. It explores how Crowther, a former enslaved child who became a pioneering Bishop and linguist, and Acland, a Devon landowner and politician, were united by shared values of education, faith,...

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