In today’s fast-paced world, striking a balance between work, well-being, and personal fulfilment is more important than ever. In Exeter, a growing number of people are turning to hobbies as a way to reclaim time, manage stress, and build a more meaningful lifestyle. Whether it’s creative expression, outdoor adventure, or skill-building pursuits, hobbies are playing a central role in helping residents reconnect with what matters most.
As trends shift away from always-on productivity, more people across Exeter are realising that hobbies aren't just for filling free time—they’re a...
Cruise down to Cofton Holidays near Dawlish for the annual American Car Show, taking place from Friday 20th to Sunday 22nd June 2025. Over 3,500 visitors are expected to enjoy a weekend packed with classic cars, live music, entertainment, and family fun. More than 200 American vehicles will be on display, including Mustangs, Cadillacs, Chevrolets, Pontiacs, Buicks, and Jeeps.
Now in its 8th year, Cofton’s American Car Show is the biggest of its kind in the South West and has become a firm favourite for motor enthusiasts and families alike. American car owners will be heading to...
Devon residents are being urged to sign up to a new UK-wide health and care research registry, as part of the nation’s biggest-ever recruitment drive for clinical trials.
The call comes as new figures reveal that more than 63,000 participants took part in health and care research supported by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) in the South West Peninsula region in 2024/25.
Health and care leaders are calling on residents to register with the NIHR’s Be Part of Research registry. This free online service matches people to suitable studies based on...
Two University of Exeter climate researchers have been included in the King’s Birthday Honours List.
Professor Peter Cox has been appointed CBE (Commander of the Order of the British Empire) for “services to science and to climate modelling”.
Professor Tim Lenton has been appointed OBE (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) for “services to understanding climate tipping points”.
Professor Lenton – the University’s Chair in Climate Change and Earth System Science – said: “It was a total surprise and I felt deeply honoured and humbled.
Just outside the lively city of Exeter lie woodland trails, rolling ridges, and peaceful green spaces perfect for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the great outdoors. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or simply craving a serene afternoon stroll, the Devon countryside offers an inviting blend of scenery, accessibility, and solitude.
This article introduces three outstanding hiking spots near Exeter, but first, let’s look at what to bring for a safe and comfortable adventure.
Bringing a dog into your home is more than just getting a pet - it's inviting in companionship, laughter and a little everyday magic. For families, dogs quickly become part of the rhythm of daily life, offering not just wagging tails but warmth, connection and countless moments worth remembering.
From energetic puppies who turn every corner of the house into an adventure to wise older dogs who provide quiet comfort, the presence of a dog adds a special layer to family life. They help us slow down, stay active and see the world through more curious, joyful eyes. In return, we...
Crochet enthusiasts in Exeter are being asked to get creative and help celebrate the Women’s Rugby World Cup coming to the city.
Crafters from across Exeter are invited to make rugby-themed crochet pieces for a yarn exhibition at Exeter’s historic Guildhall and the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery (RAMM).
The Women’s Rugby World Cup comes to Exeter in late August and September, with Sandy Park hosting seven games, including two quarter-finals. As a result, the city will welcome players and fans from nine countries as Exeter is put on the global stage....
Most people live in a monotonous rhythm, where everything is limited to the usual routine. In the flow of daily problems and decisions, it is very difficult for us to relax and distract ourselves. Everyone has their own ways of entertainment, but many people today prefer online gambling, and there are many reasons for this. The development of modern technologies successfully adds new colours to this industry and makes it even more exciting. However, there are also some things that should not be forgotten when playing at online casinos. In this article, we will go into detail about this...
An Exeter club has made history as it hosted its first junior wheelchair basketball event in Devon, welcoming young players from across the region to take part in an inclusive day of sport.
The event, hosted by the Exeter Otters at Wonford Leisure Centre, formed part of the national Inspire a Generation U14 pilot and brought together players aged 7–14 from across Cardiff, Swansea, and Bath.
On the day, young wheelchair users developed their basketball skills, built confidence, and connected with others who share their passion.
Most people still think online privacy is a settings problem. Toggle off a few permissions, clear cookies, and you’re fine. But almost none of what’s being collected about you depends on what you actively hand over. The tracking is constant, mostly silent, and rarely disclosed in full.
This is not limited to social media only. iGaming platforms, especially anonymous casino sites , are one of the few digital environments now changing in the other direction. According to iGaming industry expert Matt Bastock, these sites are built around privacy-first principles, allowing users to...
