Harris to become a Chief

Exeter Chiefs have signed Bath Rugby full-back / fly-half Sam Harris on a two-year deal from the 2026/27 season.

The 22-year-old has made 14 senior appearances for Bath having graduated from the University of Bath with a sport and exercise science degree.

Harris said: “I’m really excited to be joining Exeter Chiefs. It’s a club with a strong identity, an amazing fan base and a record of competing at the highest level.

“After speaking with the coaches, I felt this was the right environment for a fresh start. I enjoy the style of rugby Exeter plays, and I’m...

The Story Behind Danish Butter Cookies and Why the World Can't Get Enough of Them

Authored by Ellie Green
Posted: Wed, 04/01/2026 - 10:09am

Danish butter cookies have a global reach that few food products from a small Scandinavian country can claim. Found in supermarkets, gift shops, and department stores from Tokyo to São Paulo, the familiar round tin filled with five distinct shapes has become one of the most universally recognised food products in the world — yet the tradition behind it is rooted in something remarkably simple and deeply Danish.

A Tradition Built on Quality Ingredients

Danish baking has long placed fresh butter at the centre of its pastry and biscuit traditions, and the butter cookie is perhaps...

Flight Case Solutions for Professional Equipment: What Buyers Need to Know

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Tue, 03/31/2026 - 3:08pm

Exeter and the wider Devon region continue to grow as significant hubs for technical innovation, live entertainment, and high-end manufacturing. For operations managers and production professionals across the South West, the logistical challenge of moving sensitive equipment remains a top priority. Whether it is audio-visual gear for a festival at Powderham Castle or delicate laboratory instruments for the Science Park, ensuring items arrive in perfect working order is essential for maintaining business continuity.

Many procurement buyers often ask how to balance weight with...

Woman stood in front of Moorland Fuels Tanker

Dartmoor homeowner’s run of bad luck ends with surprise delivery of 500 litres of free heating oil

Mrs Julie Rickets, a retired resident from Sourton near Okehampton, is looking forward to a run of good fortune having been through the trauma of having her house flooded by a burst pipe, and receiving the shock news that her rural bungalow needed a new roof.

On top of having had trouble with her car, Julie needed a boost, which is exactly what she got last week when she discovered that she had become the latest winner of 500 litres of heating oil from Okehampton-based Moorland Fuels.

Unbeknown to her, as a Moorland Fuels Direct Debit customer, Julie had been automatically...

Exeter development celebrates success as all homes sold

Authored by KieraeadyPR
Posted: Mon, 03/30/2026 - 2:18pm

A local housebuilder has sold the last of 187 homes at its popular Exeter development.

Barratt Homes’ Victoria Heights, on Loveridge Drive in Alphington, launched in 2021 and has seen a thriving community built over the past few years – helping many first-time buyers get onto the property ladder in the region.

Situated on the edge of Exeter, the final homes have now sold, with the last residents starting their new chapter in the charming development.

As part of its development, the housebuilder invested £1,357,485 into supporting improvements to local transport,...

Why Edinburgh Stories Begin on a Minibus

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Mon, 03/30/2026 - 6:33am

In a city as culturally rich and historically layered as Edinburgh , every journey carries the potential to become a story. From April to September, when festivals energize the streets and millions of visitors arrive, the way people move across the city becomes an essential part of their experience. This is exactly why so many unforgettable moments now begin on a 16-seater minibus — an increasingly popular choice for group travel. Understanding the value of a service aligned with arranging 16 seater minibus hire in Edinburgh is key to appreciating how these rides elevate the entire...

Which AC Regas Can Should You Buy?

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Fri, 03/27/2026 - 5:00pm

In the world of vehicle maintenance, keeping your air conditioning system in top shape is crucial for comfort and performance. AC regas cans are essential tools for replenishing your vehicle's air conditioning system with refrigerant, ensuring it operates efficiently. Without adequate refrigerant levels, your AC system may struggle to cool effectively, leading to increased wear on the compressor and other components. Selecting the right AC regas can is therefore vital - it can significantly affect the cooling efficiency and longevity of your vehicle's AC system.

Key Factors to...
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How Online Entertainment Has Evolved in Recent Years

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Fri, 03/27/2026 - 12:55pm

The digital entertainment landscape, once dominated by TV and cinema, has exploded with options that cater to every taste and lifestyle. Today, online entertainment creates personalised experiences and encourages you to interact with others in ways that were previously unimaginable. From gaming to streaming to emerging technologies, the evolution has made entertainment more accessible and tailored to you than ever before.

Personalised and Decentralised Platforms

The rise of platforms like podcasts has revolutionised how we consume media. You now have access to an endless...

How essential is having a car in 2026?

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Thu, 03/26/2026 - 11:25pm

Daily travel in the UK looks very different in 2026 than it did even a few years ago. Hybrid working has changed commuting patterns, household budgets remain under pressure, and better transport links in some areas mean owning a car no longer feels quite as automatic as it once did. The question is less “should everyone have a car?” and more “does a car still make sense for the way this person actually lives?”

For many households, that answer depends on the messy details of real life rather than any grand theory about modern mobility. Around a quarter of workers now hybrid-work...

What to Do When Someone Dies: A Practical Guide for Devon Families

Authored by BHTNews.com
Posted: Thu, 03/26/2026 - 1:39pm

The days immediately following a death are overwhelming. This step-by-step guide covers what needs to happen, who to contact, and how to find affordable funeral options, including services available to families across Devon and the South West.

Losing someone is hard enough without the added stress of navigating paperwork, registrations, and funeral arrangements you’ve never had to deal with before. Most people have very little idea what is legally required or what their options are until they’re in the middle of it.

This guide is intended to help. It covers the practical...

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