1st December 2025 – Stephen Arnold joins Foot Anstey at a pivotal moment for the firm, following a year of strong performance and continued investment in its national growth strategy. This includes expansion into Northern Ireland through its combination with McKees and the firm’s increased focus on Manchester as a key hub for future growth.

Stephen brings extensive senior experience from leading international law firms. He began his legal-sector career at Linklaters, before moving to Clifford Chance where he helped shape the firm’s global client strategy and worked with some of...

Devon Air Ambulance is inviting visitors to Exeter Library to experience a powerful and moving exhibition which reveals the people behind the charity’s lifesaving missions. Hosted at the Exeter Library throughout December, 'It's Who We Are' offers a rare glimpse into the courage, compassion, and skill of the crew who respond to emergencies across Devon.

The exhibition features striking portraits donated by North Devon photographer, Paul Martin, alongside deeply personal and moving stories from pilots and paramedics, which show the human side of critical care. These are not just...

The RAMM, or Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery, has been given a grant by the Government Museum Renewal Fund. This is a fund that helps to support the development and the sustainability of museums up and down the United Kingdom.

The grant, which comes to £114,202, is going to help RAMM continue its mission when inspiring, educating, and engaging the community. This is being done through diverse collections as well as through programming. The funding is going to be used to support the activities offered by the museum, including the shop, the cafe, and the tours they...

Weddings often bring together every generation, and the youngest guests can shape the day with charm rather than chaos when you plan for them early .

You might feel torn between creating a polished moment and keeping children relaxed, especially if they play a big part in your life. Thoughtful involvement also helps parents enjoy themselves without juggling distractions. With a few smart choices, you can turn their energy into something joyful and memorable for everyone.

Give children special roles

Children often embrace responsibility when you offer a role that...

Lit by the warm glow of flaming torches and accompanied by a musical fanfare of medieval instruments and drums, the Mediaeval Baebes’ procession will magically wend its way towards Exeter Cathedral on Saturday 6th December.

Renowned for their soaring harmonies, stunning costumes, and performing with a plethora of exotic historical instruments; the Mediaeval Baebes will honour the twelfth month as they celebrate the beauty and passion of all things mydwynter.

Dressed in flowing gowns and carrying the dancing torches to guide the way, families, musicians and reenactors are...

As winter approaches, days get shorter, light turns softer, and the air feels heavier with cold. During this special season which calls for a slower tempo every layer counts. When temperatures drop around zero, choosing what to wear becomes a question of balance: how to stay warm without sacrificing style and comfort .

Among the many options available, wool coats have a certain allure . Practical but not ordinary, refined without being overly formal, they reflect a subtle balance: garments that protect from the chill while complementing movement and silhouette. A wool coat fits...

Exeter businesses are being urged to upgrade environmental practices as inspections tighten in 2026. Find out the key risks and how local firms can stay compliant.

West Exe School is delighted to share that it has been recognised for its outstanding achievement in introducing Classics. The Exeter school was awarded a ‘Secondary School of the Year - Highly Commended’ certificate by Classics for All in their 2025 Impact Awards.

At West Exe, the Classical Civilisation GCSE is a course that continues to grow with currently 84 students enrolled across Years 9 to 11. Since its induction, Classics has only grown in popularity amongst both staff and students. This year, students participated in a visit to the University of Exeter, where they...

The South West region’s Construction Technical Excellence College (CTEC), Exeter College , has announced its initial plans to deliver its CTEC program and lead the region’s response to the construction industry’s growing skills challenge.

Across the UK, nearly 48,000 additional construction workers are needed each year to meet demand. The sector currently faces more than 140,000 vacancies, and by 2027, it will require an estimated 225,000 new recruits.

On Friday 21 November, Exeter College outlined its strategy to help bridge this gap and boost the pipeline of skilled...