Exeter property consultancy announces giant 2,400-mile fundraising relay challenge

Professionals from the Exeter office of a leading property consultancy will be embarking on an epic fundraising relay to raise money for a life-saving Devon charity.

Fisher German, which has an office at Exeter Business Park, is marking its 25th anniversary with its ‘Big25’ charity challenge which will see colleagues tour its 25 offices across the country in a 2,400-mile journey – without any form of motorised transport.

As part of this challenge, the team at its Exeter office will be journeying to the firm’s Worcester office to raise money for Devon Air Ambulance Trust...

All Aboard! Celebrate Modern Railway Milestone at Devon County Show

The Devon County Show looks forward to celebrating 200 years of the Modern Railway with South Devon Railway at the 2025 Show in May.

A key attraction will be the magnificent 6430 steam locomotive which in its heyday was in service all over the West Country and Wales, including Plymouth and Exmouth Junction. As a result of the demise of steam engines in the 1930s, the locomotive was eventually put up for sale for scrap in 1964.

It was purchased by the newly formed Dart Valley Railway at Buckfastleigh, now known as the South Devon Railway. Here it sat for many years as a...

Warning Signs To Look Out for When Buying a Used Car

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Mon, 05/05/2025 - 8:09pm

Shopping for a used car can be a tremendously rewarding process. You’ll be able to save money, choose from a wide selection of vehicles, and avoid the depreciation that comes with buying new. On the other hand, shopping in this way does come with a degree of risk. Here, we’ll take a look at how this risk can be minimised, with the help of a little vigilance.

There are a number of things to watch out for.

Inconsistent or Missing Vehicle History

Before you buy any used car, you should cast a critical eye on its history. Make sure that you understand exactly what it’s been...

Horrible Histories Live on Stage brings two fun-packed shows to Exeter

Families in are in for a historical treat as Horrible Histories Live on Stage arrives in town at Exeter's Northcott Theatre from the 29th May through to the 1st June with Terrible Tudors and Awful Egyptians! These two horrible productions will take audiences on a wildly entertaining journey through history, packed with outrageous facts, larger-than-life characters and featuring spectacular eye-popping 3D special effects that will leave the whole family spellbound.

Terrible Tudors and Awful Egyptians are two separate, must-see shows that bring history to life in all its gruesome...

Exeter Cathedral School Teacher Races to World Record

The Director of Sport at Exeter’s oldest school has run himself into the record books at the London Marathon. Just 6 days after completing the Boston Marathon, USA.

The Director of Sport at Exeter’s oldest school has run himself into the record books.

James Kelly, a Year 3 class teacher and whole-school Director of Sport and PE at the city-centre Cathedral School, ran the 45th London Marathon on Sunday. At the finish line, he and his brother and sister were presented with an official Guinness World Record certificate for Fastest Marathon By Three Siblings (Mixed)....

How Digital Innovations Are Shaping the Future of Oral Health

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Sat, 05/03/2025 - 6:00am

In recent years, the field of oral health has undergone a substantial transformation thanks to the rapid advancement of digital technologies. From digital imaging to 3D printing, these innovations are revolutionising the way dental professionals diagnose, treat and manage oral health. As the demand for more personalised and efficient care continues to rise, digital solutions are emerging as powerful tools to shape the future of dentistry. Let’s explore how these digital innovations are making a difference in the world of oral health.

Digital Diagnostics: Revolutionising the Way We...
A group of volunteers with their guide dog pups in training stand in front of the Exeter Picturehous

Guide dog puppies enjoy special training trip to Exeter Picturehouse as charity appeals for more volunteers

Authored by emma.tucker
Posted: Fri, 05/02/2025 - 7:55pm

A group of 10 guide dog puppies have enjoyed a special visit to Exeter Picturehouse, as part of their important socialisation training.

The local pups from sight loss charity Guide Dogs visited the cinema on Tuesday 29 April.

They enjoyed watching The Penguin Lessons on the big screen, exploring the seating areas and visiting the cinema café.

Each pup was accompanied by their volunteer Puppy Raiser, who looks after them until they are just over a year old, before they will move to a Guide Dogs’ centre to start their formal training.

Volunteer Puppy Raisers...

How Fintech Innovators Are Using Headless CMS to Launch Faster in Competitive Markets

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Thu, 05/01/2025 - 11:38am

Fintech is an ever-evolving space where only the swift and most inventive ideas survive. If a company launches its product or service even a week later than expected from its competition, it may forever be relegated to second place. Therefore, fintech innovators are embracing headless CMS options to ensure faster launches, allowing them to cut corners in the development process while simultaneously offering compelling and safe experiences from the get-go. In the fast-paced fintech arena, headless CMS solutions are enabling faster launches.

The Urgency of Speed in Fintech

Time to...

The Phenomenon of Bingo Halls - Where Are Exeter Venues Headed

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Thu, 05/01/2025 - 11:12am

The UK’s gambling industry is one of the best in the world thanks to a well-thought-out regulatory framework that protects consumers and helps operators understand the boundaries they must work within. There are countless venues across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland for bettors to visit, including casinos, racetracks, licensed betting offices, and Bingo halls.

In recent years, land-based betting venues have come under threat from the more convenient online alternatives. In addition to having a choice of the top UK operators, bettors can also explore offshore sites...

2025 Marketing Trends: How SMEs Can Stay Ahead

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Thu, 05/01/2025 - 10:59am

In 2025, marketing is not merely about following others - it's about standing out. The marketing world is changing quickly for small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) in the UK. Consumer behaviour is shifting, new platforms appear, and traditional strategies are ineffective.

But this change is not a threat - it's an opportunity. What if you could not only adapt but lead the way?

In this guide, we will examine the top marketing trends for 2025 and show how smart SMEs can thrive in these changes. It's time to get ahead of your competitors by using new tools and building...

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