How Manufacturers Are Pushing the Boundaries of Laser Welding

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Fri, 10/03/2025 - 11:02pm

The global market for laser welding machines is on a steep growth trajectory, projected to rise from $2.8 billion in 2025 to nearly $4.7 billion by 2035. This growth is fueled by demands for higher precision, increased automation, and the ability to work with new and challenging materials.

For manufacturers, the stakes are clear: adapt and innovate, or risk being left behind. From smarter optics and AI-powered monitoring to compact, mobile systems, laser welding machine manufacturers are reshaping what’s possible in precision joining. This article explores the key innovations...

Pellow to leave Chiefs after 16 seasons

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 10/02/2025 - 10:08pm

Ricky Pellow has made the decision to leave the Exeter Chiefs coaching team after 16 seasons to spend more time with his family and explore other career opportunities.

The proud Cornishman joined Chiefs in 2009 as skills coach after retiring from his playing career during which he played scrum-half for Cornish Pirates and Worcester Warriors.

Pellow said: “I’ve had 16 amazing years here at the club, so it’s an emotional decision to leave but it is one that enables me and my family to experience a new adventure.

“I’ve made some unbelievable memories as a Chief....

The Impact of Tradition in Modern Marketing

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Wed, 10/01/2025 - 8:41pm

Marketing tactics have evolved significantly in the last decade. To keep up with the trends, businesses have explored new channels and tested fresh approaches to connect with their audiences.

At the same time, some aspects of traditional marketing have carried forward to modern digital marketing strategies. These aspects carry a sense of reliability and familiarity that can make a message feel more grounded, irrespective of how the message is being delivered.

Much like the St George’s flag , which has remained a visible part of English life for centuries, traditional...

Why Exeter Startups Are Studying Derry's Digital Playbook (And What Cambridge Could Learn Too)

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Wed, 10/01/2025 - 2:48pm

The University City Revolution Nobody Expected

Ten years ago, Derry/Londonderry was better known for its troubled history than its tech scene. Today, this Northern Ireland city of 85,000 has become a digital powerhouse that Exeter's startups, Cambridge's entrepreneurs, and university cities across the UK are desperately trying to understand. With 40% of its population under 25, a thriving university, and digital businesses growing at 300% annually, Derry cracked a code that Exeter needs: how to transform student talent into lasting economic success whilst keeping costs manageable...

How One Belfast Business Became Northern Ireland's Tech Repair Champion: Innovation Lessons for Exeter's Digital Future

Authored by Ellie Green
Posted: Wed, 10/01/2025 - 2:46pm

Exeter's ambitious digital transformation, from the university's innovation centre to the Science Park's tech clusters and the city centre's evolving retail landscape, can learn valuable lessons from an unexpected source. iPhix Tech NI , a family-run business that grew from a single Belfast shop to become Northern Ireland's most trusted device repair service with over 300,000 successful repairs, demonstrates how traditional businesses can harness innovation, community engagement, and strategic thinking to dominate competitive markets—insights particularly relevant as Exeter positions...

Devon park's plea to Labour delegates: act now to axe IHT changes and save jobs

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Tue, 09/30/2025 - 9:31pm

The head of Lynmouth Holiday Retreat near Exmoor has called on MPs attending this week's Labour party conference to "urgently reconsider" proposed inheritance tax changes.

Ian James says that Devon holiday parks such as his could be forced to sell up in order to meet the tax demands, resulting in the loss of jobs and tourism income for the region.

Labour's Liverpool conference, he said, would be a perfect opportunity for MPs to examine a recent report by CBI Economics.

It showed that the impact of inheritance tax changes on the parks industry will cost the...

The Ultimate Guide to Selling Your House in a Competitive Market

Authored by Ellie Green
Posted: Tue, 09/30/2025 - 9:16am

Selling a house in today’s UK property market can be challenging. With multiple listings, fluctuating prices, and discerning buyers, standing out in a competitive environment requires strategy, preparation, and timely action. Whether you’re downsizing, relocating, or simply looking to move quickly, understanding the key steps can help you sell your house efficiently and at the best possible price.

Understanding the Current Market

The first step in selling your home is understanding local market conditions. Supply and demand, property trends, and economic factors all influence how...

Medication For Anxiety: Its Role In Your Mental Wellness Journey

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Tue, 09/30/2025 - 9:06am

Anxiety doesn't knock before entering your life. It arrives uninvited, transforming ordinary moments into overwhelming challenges and turning simple decisions into mountainous obstacles.

Anxiety disorders represent more than occasional worry—they constitute a persistent presence that can significantly impact daily functioning, relationships, and overall quality of life. While therapy, lifestyle changes, and coping strategies form the foundation of anxiety management, medication often plays a crucial role in helping individuals reclaim their mental wellness and navigate their...

How to Build a Rain Garden to Manage Water Runoff

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Tue, 09/30/2025 - 7:13am

In today’s paved-over world, rain rarely gets the chance to sink into the soil.

More often, it hurries over roofs, driveways, and concrete paths, dragging oil, dirt, and debris along the way before vanishing into overloaded drains. It’s a messy, typically unnoticed problem until the water starts pooling where it shouldn’t.

That’s where rain gardens step in. Elegant yet unassuming, they’re built to capture stormwater and clean it up naturally, without fuss.

They quietly enhance the curb appeal of your home, promote local wildlife, and cool the air. Just ingenious...

Discovering St Leonard’s, Exeter: A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Devon

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Mon, 09/29/2025 - 10:38pm

Tucked just a short walk from Exeter’s vibrant city centre lies St Leonard’s, one of the city’s most desirable and characterful neighbourhoods . With its leafy streets, independent shops, historic charm, and close-knit community, St Leonard’s is a place that effortlessly balances city convenience with village-like charm. Whether you’re a visitor, a prospective resident, or a curious local, there’s plenty to discover about what makes St Leonard’s so special.

A Historic and Elegant Neighbourhood

St Leonard’s has long been considered one of Exeter’s most refined areas....

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