From Work to Relaxation: How Exeter Locals Ease Into Their Weekends

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Tue, 09/16/2025 - 11:25pm

The end of the working week always brings a sense of relief and anticipation, and in Exeter, this transition is no different. Residents of the city embrace a variety of ways to unwind, recharge, and set the tone for their weekend. From quiet evenings at home to lively gatherings in the city centre, Exeter locals have developed their own routines that help them switch from work mode to relaxation mode.

Evenings at Home

For many in Exeter, the best way to start the weekend is with a simple and peaceful evening at home. After a demanding week, there is something restorative about...

Charity mentor nears end of epic fundraiser to help young people move on after childhood trauma

Authored by Sharon Goble
Posted: Tue, 09/16/2025 - 11:11pm

The end is in sight for Newton Abbot resident Alex Lyons, who’s closing in on the finale of a gruelling year-long challenge which has taken him right across Devon: running 50 half-marathons in 50 weeks to mark his 50th birthday and raise £10,000 for the local charity Life Chance Trust.

Alex’s 50th and final run will take place at the Torbay Half Marathon on Sunday, 21st September 2025, marking the end of an epic journey by the volunteer mentor to support vulnerable 16 - 25 year olds like ‘K’, now 18, whom Alex has mentored (story attached).

What started as a wild idea to...

The Rising Demand for Stairlifts in Ireland

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Tue, 09/16/2025 - 8:14pm

Across Ireland, stairlifts are steadily becoming an essential fixture in many homes—not just a practical necessity, but a symbol of independence, modern living, and thoughtful design. Let’s explore how this trend has grown, why it's gaining traction, and what it means for homeowners, families, and industry alike.

1. A Demographic Shift: Ageing Gracefully at Home

Ireland’s population is ageing. While once largely focused on younger generations, more and more households now include older adults keen to remain living independently. Rather than moving to nursing homes or...

Why Exeter Businesses Are Investing in SEO to Compete in the Digital Economy

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Tue, 09/16/2025 - 4:17pm

Exeter's business landscape is changing rapidly. Walk down the High Street and you'll still see familiar shopfronts, but behind those windows, something fundamental has shifted. Local businesses are racing to establish their digital presence, and search engine optimisation has become their secret weapon.

The statistics paint a clear picture. Recent data from Google shows that 97% of consumers search for local businesses online before making purchasing decisions. For Exeter businesses, this means visibility in search results has become more important than prime High Street...

Halloween In Exeter: 5 Things To Do

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Tue, 09/16/2025 - 6:08am

Halloween is right around the corner on October 31st, and there are plenty of spooky activities in and around Exeter to get your hair standing on end. Of course, if you’re not one who enjoys things that go bump in the night, Exeter also offers some Halloween-related fun that won’t have you sleeping with the lights on.

A great way to get into the Halloween spirit is to go carve your own pumpkin at Powderham Castle . The cost is around £3 per pumpkin, and you’ll receive an entire carving kit and one hour to create a goofy, scary, or fearsome pumpkin that you can take home with you...

Family Road Trips from Exeter: Stress-Free Travel with Tyres in Barnsley

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Mon, 09/15/2025 - 6:52pm

For many Exeter families, the idea of a road trip brings equal measures of excitement and organisation. Whether it’s heading north to visit relatives, taking a break in the countryside, or setting off towards Yorkshire for a family day out, preparation is key. Snacks, chargers, and entertainment for the children usually top the list – but ensuring the car itself is ready is just as important.

Preparing for the Journey

With the M5 acting as the starting point for most long drives from Exeter, many families will be familiar with the challenge of keeping children occupied...

Tips to Make Your House Cosier in 2025

Authored by Ellie Green
Posted: Mon, 09/15/2025 - 6:43pm

You only have a few months before the end of 2025, so why not spend the rest of the year creating the house of your dreams? If you are a cosy soul, you will know the importance of creating a warm and comfortable space that can act as food for the soul as the winter months approach. If you are struggling to make your home the haven that you have always wanted it to be, here are some of the steps that you should take before the year is out.

·Invest in Wall Hangings

You might already have cushions, throws, and blankets under control, but what about your walls? Often, your bare walls...

Sportsbetting Terms: Here's What You Need To Know As A First-Time Bettor

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Mon, 09/15/2025 - 12:47pm

As sportsbetting combines fans of sports with bets on outcomes, it has become one of the most popular forms of entertainment worldwide. But many first bettors find the language surrounding betting confusing. If you are new to betting terms like "moneyline," "parlay," or "vig," they may seem overwhelming.

This guide will break down the most common sportsbetting terms. Knowing such terms makes the whole thing less intimidating and lets you make sound decisions when you first start betting.

The Basics: Odds and Betting Formats

Before you start using specific sportsbetting...

Tried Dog Breed Identifier Apps for a Month – My Review

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Sun, 09/14/2025 - 6:25am

I love dogs. I grew up with them, and I’ve always been curious about their breeds. Some had obvious traits, others looked like a mix of everything. People would often ask, “What kind of dog is that?” and I rarely had a confident answer. So, last month, I decided to test dog breed identifier apps. I downloaded a handful, carried them everywhere, and pointed my camera at every dog that crossed my path.

It turned into a fun experiment. Here’s what happened, what I learned, and which app stood out.

Starting out

The first few days felt like a game. At the park, I...

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