Christmas pop-up shop at St Martin's Church will raise funds for charity

Cards for Good Causes are delighted to announce they are looking to recruit enthusiastic and friendly people to help run pop-up shops during the Christmas season!

Cards For Good Causes are looking for a Shop Manager to oversee the running of their Christmas pop-up shop in Exeter this year. It’s a fantastic opportunity to help raise thousands of pounds for local and national charities and earn money in the run up to Christmas. Our shops positively buzz with Christmas spirit, so if you're someone who thrives...

With the current economic climate making it increasingly difficult for people to afford a night out with friends, Azu Spirits is set on helping people get together by releasing their ‘host-your-own’ Whisky Club blind tasting series. It offers an ‘at-home’ version of the Whisky Club tasting events being hosted by Ellie Gibson at the Cridford Inn.

The ‘host-your-own’ Whisky Club is a five-month series of blind tastings which ultimately explores 30 different single malts. With a new theme every month, each blind tasting includes 6x100ml sharing bottles, a guide to tasting, information...

Monks and priests from around the world gathered at Devon’s Buckfast Abbey earlier this month to celebrate the rare ordination of two monks, Dom Andrew Prickett and Dom John George, to the priesthood.

Typically taking five years to complete, the formation for the Roman Catholic priesthood is a unique and increasingly uncommon event in the UK. It not only requires many years of study in philosophy and theology, but also a deepening of discipleship and personal holiness.

The last such ordination ceremony took place at Buckfast Abbey nearly three decades ago in 1995. The Abbey...

Tickets are now available for the next Exeter Property Circle Business Event.

Please join us for networking & drinks at The Quayside Distillery on 13th October 2022 between 5.30 and 7.30 pm.

We are joined by Guest Speakers James Miles & Michael Tilston from The Mortgage Quarter in Exeter. They'll be sharing their industry insight using a fun quiz to give Exeter's property professionals an update on the property market and mortgage industry.

Quayside Distillery is also offering distillery tours to all attendees to allow people to learn all about their innovative...

World-leading fungi research is being showcased in a fun and innovative way at a family fun event to mark UK Fungus Day.

On October 8, the University of Exeter will open its labs to give fungus enthusiasts a behind-the-scenes look at the research being conducted at the Medical Research Council's Centre for Medical Mycology (MRC CMM).

The national event features a wide range of events in Exeter, from games, crafts and fungi forays on campus to a film festival.

As part of the day, families will have the chance to become doctors for the day with the help of the...

The countdown is on to Ned Boulting rolling down the ramp and treading the boards for the first time in four years with his one-man cycling stage show, Re-Tour de Ned, that will be returning to Exeter Corn Exchange on Friday 14th October.

Cycling aficionado or novice, his brand new, brilliantly conceived and fast paced production will guarantee an evenings’ entertainment unlike any other and bears all the trademarks of his previous one-man shows.

Re-Tour de Ned takes the audience through the history of the Tour de France including bringing to life the 1903 origins of the...

Property maintenance experts Liberty, who have an office in Exeter, are working hard to raise awareness in the local community about the importance of gas safety in the home.

This comes just days before the new energy price cap for gas and electricity is implemented, and when soaring energy prices might make more people tempted to illegally tamper with their gas meter or take on highly dangerous DIY work to their gas systems as they look for ways to make savings on their energy bills.

Badly fitted and poorly serviced gas appliances can cause leaks, fires, explosions, and...

Special University of Exeter courses to help people learn about Ukraine’s spectacular language and culture are being supported by teachers based in the war-torn country.

Trained opera singer Iryna Ilnytska has been leading courses in Ukrainian since the Russian invasion earlier this year to show support for her nation and to help people communicate with refugees who have made Britain their home.

Iryna’s work is now being backed by experts in Ukraine who have provided teaching resources for students – materials unavailable otherwise because of the conflict.

Iryna...

Once upon a time, you used to have to go all the way to the local bookmakers to bet on the main events, but now you don't have to do that. As the Internet became more popular, online betting became more popular as well. Bookmakers took advantage of the fact that odds could be given to virtually anyone around the world and opened their doors online.

Not only did traditional betting shops move online, but also brand-new betting websites were created to make their mark in the industry. Even though betting was popular before the internet, nowadays, it has become a huge business since...