Wynstream Pupils Lead Sustainability Drive After Powerful Waste Audit

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 07/11/2025 - 1:56pm

Pupils from Wynstream Primary School in Exeter, part of Education South West , are taking the lead on environmental action after Kestrels Class conducted a powerful waste audit as part of a pupil led campaign to improve recycling in the school.

The initiative began with a petition led by Kestrels pupil Harvey, who gathered over 300 signatures calling for better recycling systems across the school. His actions exemplify Wynstream’s commitment to empowering pupil voice as a UNICEF Rights Respecting School, promoting children’s right to be heard and to help shape their environment...

Childhood Fevers: When to Worry and to Wait

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Thu, 07/10/2025 - 10:30am

Your child's forehead feels warm. You reach for the thermometer and see the numbers climbing. Your heart starts racing as a dozen questions flood your mind. Should you rush to the emergency room? Call the doctor? Or is this just another normal part of growing up?

Every parent faces this moment. That split second when you discover your little one has a fever and suddenly feel lost between panic and uncertainty. You want to do the right thing, but figuring out what that is can feel impossible.

Luckily, this article breaks it down for you!

What Is a Fever?

A fever...

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Exeter lawyer dedicates regional legal award to 'inspirational' parents

Authored by Rob Stewart
Posted: Thu, 07/10/2025 - 7:47am

Exeter lawyer Nicola Rawlinson-Weller has won a prestigious award for her role in helping bereaved parents inspire health service improvements following the tragic loss of their babies.

Nicola, who is part of the South West-headquartered Enable Law team, dedicated her success to her clients after being named Solicitor of the Year in the Devon and Somerset Law Society Legal Awards.

The accolade recognises Nicola’s support for grieving parents and families affected by medical negligence during pregnancy who are determined to turn personal tragedy into positive change....

What You Need to Know about the Transformation of Exeter’s Empty Buildings into Modern Work Hubs

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Wed, 07/09/2025 - 11:09pm

Exeter, a city known for its rich heritage and strong academic presence, is embracing a quiet but powerful evolution. As working patterns shift and demand grows for more flexible, localised office spaces, Exeter is seeing a new wave of urban regeneration, one that centres on converting vacant buildings into dynamic work hubs.

This movement not only preserves the city's architectural character but also responds to the practical needs of today’s workforce. The following article shows that, by reimagining empty retail spaces, underused office blocks, and dormant commercial sites,...

How to Trust Your Intuition: Practices for Embodied Wisdom

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Fri, 07/04/2025 - 9:55am

Trusting your intuition is a powerful act of self-empowerment. It enables us to move through the world with confidence, authenticity, and a deep sense of alignment. But in a world dominated by logic, constant noise, and digital overwhelm, intuitive living often feels like a lost art.

This article explores how to trust your intuition through grounded, embodied practices — with support from the mindful, sensory tools created by Wizard & Grace , an Irish brand specialising in essential oil candles designed to support inner wisdom and well-being.

Understanding Intuition...

What It Takes to Build a Healthier Tomorrow

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Fri, 07/04/2025 - 12:06am

A healthier tomorrow doesn’t happen by accident. It’s built – quietly, courageously, and often in the face of discomfort. Whether you’re striving to heal from personal struggles, improve your mental or physical wellbeing, or break free from patterns that no longer serve you, the foundation for lasting change starts with one thing: a conscious decision to begin.

It might not be loud or dramatic. In fact, it’s often a quiet moment of clarity that says, “I need to change” . From that point forward, it’s about taking small, consistent steps that honour your future self.

The...

Exeter Medicine Students Provide First Aid Support at 2025 Glastonbury Festival

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 07/03/2025 - 6:42pm

Medicine students from the University of Exeter put their clinical training into practice at the 2025 Glastonbury Festival, volunteering as first responders to provide essential medical care for festival-goers.

As part of the Festival Medical Services (FMS) team, the students treated a range of incidents and illnesses during the five-day event, which attracted over 210,000 attendees from 25–29 June. Their work offered valuable hands-on experience in emergency care at one of the UK’s largest and most high-profile music festivals.

Daisy Richards, third year medical student...

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