Coming to Exeter Barnfield on March 21st, acclaimed story-teller Henry Naylor takes us back to the 1980s – in his multi-award-winning hit solo show.

Based on the true story of Britain’s biggest ever-libel case, Monstering the Rocketman tells of the tabloid tussle which changed Britain, leading to the more liberal society we know today.

Premiering at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2025, the show won one of the most prestigious awards on the indie theatre scene – the Scotsman Fringe First - and received a staggering 21 four- and five-star reviews. The sell-out smash success even...

Selling a company creates legal and financial consequences that extend well beyond completion. Choosing the right adviser influences deal value, negotiation leverage, and risk allocation throughout the transaction. Business owners preparing for a sale benefit from comparing mergers and acquisitions solicitors using a structured framework rather than relying on reputation alone.

Different firms approach mergers and acquisitions transactions in different ways. Experience with deal structures, due diligence preparation, and negotiation strategy can affect both the speed and outcome...

A new partnership between Parkinson’s UK and the British Gymnastics Foundation is looking to train more instructors to deliver their innovative Love to Move programme.

What is Love to Move?

Love to Move is the UK’s largest seated exercise programme designed specifically for participants living with Parkinson’s, dementia or lower mobility levels and offers an opportunity to enjoy movement in a safe, relaxed and social way.

The British Gymnastics Foundation are aiming for 46,000 people to be supported by the programme and participating regularly by 2031.

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Foot Anstey has appointed Jasmine Olomolaiye as a Partner in its investigations and corporate crime team, continuing the firm’s strategic growth and expanding its risk and regulatory offering.

Jasmine joins after 12 years at Linklaters, where she advised corporates and financial institutions on internal and regulatory investigations, corporate crime and sanctions. With extensive experience advising clients in utilities, infrastructure, financial services and private equity, her appointment reinforces and expands Foot Anstey’s core offering to clients operating in highly regulated...

Planning an event, whether it is a concert, an art show, or even an exhibition, is not an easy task. Furthermore, the work usually does not end at planning the event. While putting in the work planning the event, you have to find a way to make sure you have attendees for the event. Even the most perfectly planned event cannot be a success without attendees. The success of any event is usually measured by the number of attendees present and the quality of experience they enjoyed. Selling tickets for an event does not have to be such a hassle. With the right event ticketing platform and...

The idea of constantly doing, achieving, and giving to others is often celebrated in society. From careers and social obligations to family and community commitments, many of us are conditioned to prioritise everyone else’s needs above our own. However, there is a crucial misconception at play: taking time for yourself is often mistaken for selfishness. In reality, it is an essential practice for maintaining mental, emotional, and physical well-being.

Understanding Self-Care

Self-care is more than just indulgent moments or luxury treats . It is about deliberately setting...

Among card games, few have earned a reputation as intellectually intriguing as the FreeCell game . Often described as a puzzle disguised as solitaire, it stands apart because nearly every deal is solvable. This remarkable trait has sparked curiosity not just among casual players, but also among mathematicians and computer scientists. How can a shuffled deck, arranged in seemingly chaotic columns, produce outcomes that are almost always winnable?

The answer lies in structure, probability, and algorithmic logic. Beneath the calm surface of the FreeCell game exists a framework that...

A special afternoon concert is being staged in the city’s historic Guildhall on Saturday, 18 April by a chamber ensemble of Exeter Philharmonic Choir. The two-hour mayoral reception will begin at 2 pm, followed by music and verse performed by EPC’s Pilgrims’ Chorus under the expert leadership of its Musical Director, Stephen Tanner. The event will raise funds for the Lord Mayor of Exeter’s chosen charity, Riding for the Disabled - Exeter Group.

Exeter Philharmonic Choir has been at the heart of the city's musical life since 1846, bringing quality choral performances to large...

Dr. Adam McCartney has welcomed the ambition behind the government’s newly released white paper but says its success will depend on ensuring teachers and school leaders have the support needed to deliver the reforms in practice.

The Devon based educational psychologist and business owner works with families and schools across the UK supporting children with SEND, ADHD, dyslexia and other learning differences, believes ‘Every Child Achieving and Thriving’ offers an important opportunity to strengthen inclusive education. However, this can only be a success if schools are given the...

The appointment follows the progression of current Regional Chairman, Julian Roper, who will shortly step up to a broader Group role as Persimmon’s Group Construction Director.

He joins Persimmon from Barratt Redrow, where he served as Managing Director of Barratt Bristol from June 2021 to March 2026. Rob previously spent nearly 12 years with Persimmon, holding a number of senior roles across the business.

During his earlier tenure with the company, Rob served as Land Director, Regional Land Director, and Managing Director within the South West region. As Managing...