As the countdown towards Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 continues, fans across England will have the chance to celebrate early as the prestigious trophy will embark on a nationwide tour of the tournament’s eight host locations.
The RWC 2025 host location trophy tour will set off from the country’s capital on a journey spanning three weeks from 14 May to 6 June, giving fans a unique opportunity to get up close to the iconic prize at the heart of the world’s biggest women’s rugby event.
The trophy will be on display in Exeter at various locations for two days between 20 May...
In the world of football, there are many ways to shine and make a difference. One individual who is capturing hearts and attention across England is Jay Rosa, a talented football freestyler who is on a mission to perform at every football league stadium in the country in support of Mental Health.
Jay performed at Exeter City Football Club on Friday, where he entertained crowds of up to 7000 spectators during the half-time interval.
Jay Rosa embarked on his EFL Tour in January 2023 with a vision to showcase his amazing football freestyle skills on the pitch at various...
Devon CPRE, the only charity that protects Devon’s countryside from inappropriate development, is holding a special workshop in Tiverton on 20 May to help town and parish councils achieve the best planning outcomes for their local community.
Experienced independent Planning Consultant Jo Widdecombe will guide local councillors through the complexities of the planning process and explain what it’s important for them to know when they respond to applications.
Devon CPRE Director Penny Mills says, “How town and parish councils respond, as consultees in the planning process,...
Devon CPRE, the only charity that protects Devon’s countryside from inappropriate development, is holding a special workshop in Tiverton on 20 May to help town and parish councils achieve the best planning outcomes for their local community.
Experienced independent Planning Consultant Jo Widdecombe will guide local councillors through the complexities of the planning process and explain what it’s important for them to know when they respond to applications.
Admission is free for member organisations (up to three people can attend from each member council) and for non-...
With Woolacombe only a short drive away from Exeter, this makes one of the UK’s best beaches easily accessible for those living in Devon’s capital city. However, with the UK weather typically being temperamental this can lead to hesitation from families when it comes to staycation commitments. Misleading forecasts can also cause Devon businesses to potentially miss out on millions of business.
Woolacombe Bay Holiday Parks were interested in finding out if the Met Office weather forecasts actually tie up with the actual rainfall in Woolacombe on the day.
The UK gambling business is at a critical moment as the industry prepares for anticipated regulatory modifications. Subsequent to the release of the White Paper, a series of significant changes is poised to transform the regulatory framework, impacting operators, players, and the broader industry. Given the imminent implementation of various critical measures, it is imperative for all stakeholders within the UK gambling ecosystem to be proactive regarding these expected alterations.
The United Kingdom is poised for six significant upgrades. Let’s take a look.
Exeter College student recognised for dedication and skills development
EX2 Group is proud to celebrate the achievement of one of its rising stars, Sammy Jenkins, who was named ACE Apprentice last term by Exeter College.
Currently working toward a Level 3 Installation & Maintenance Electrician Apprenticeship, Sammy has been recognised for embodying Exeter College’s ACE values (Ambition, Collaboration, and Energy).
Sammy works four days a week with the expert engineering team at EX2 Group, supporting a variety of high-profile projects across the South West....
Exeter Science Park has welcomed a new member to its team.
Sarah Birbeck has joined the organisation as Digital Marketing and Events Executive, a role which will see her promoting Exeter Science Park to external audiences, as well as providing opportunities and creating events for the Park’s growing community.
Sarah brings a wide variety of marketing experience to Exeter Science Park , having worked in similar roles in charity, tourism, theatre and clothing industries.
Jason Buck, Senior Business Development Manager at Exeter Science Park, said: “It is fantastic to...
Exeter children’s library is getting an impressive upgrade, including a brand-new sensory area, floating mezzanine and activities for older children, thanks to funding from the Clore Duffield Foundation.
The radical makeover is being undertaken by Libraries Unlimited, the charity commissioned by Devon County Council to operate the libraries in Devon. It will transform the existing children’s library into a series of vibrant, inspiring, flexible and accessible learning and activity spaces which will welcome and support children and families. The design extends beyond reading...
An Exeter student dubbed the ‘Greta Thunberg of Sport’ has been smashing European running records alongside her environmental activism.
At just 19 years old, Innes FitzGerald, a first-year Sport and Exercise Science student at the University of Exeter, has already broken two European U20 records. Her most recent victory was a 15.08 time at the Bristol Track Club 5k where she won the Elite Women's race.
Nicknamed after climate activist, Greta Thunberg, by both the Times and Telegraph, for her environmental stance, Innes has been turning down competitions where she...
