Award-winning Devon distiller Salcombe Gin has partnered with Great Western Railway (GWR) to serve their newly launched aluminium miniature bottles onboard GWR’s Pullman Dining Car Service.
The coastal gin distillery has recently introduced a new range of 5cl aluminium Salcombe Gin miniature bottles, marking a major milestone in their sustainable packaging and business journey. The new ultra compact 100% post-consumer recycled aluminium bottles are the lowest environmental impact spirit miniatures available on the market. They are made entirely from aluminium that has reached the...
A good cue is like a trusted pair of shoes. Initially, it's just a tool you use. But over time, you become intimately familiar with its balance, weight, and how it feels in your hands. Take good care of it, and it will faithfully serve you for years. Neglect it, and it will let you down at the most crucial moments.
Whether you play snooker, American pool, or both, proper cue maintenance is not optional. It's a habit that protects your investment and ensures fair play.
Why Cue Maintenance Matters More Than You Think
Many players blame missed shots on posture, pressure, or...
Devon-based charity Step One has announced a new partnership with Lyons Bowe Solicitors to deliver Make a Will Week 2026, running from 23rd – 27th February. This is the first time the two organisations have worked together, highlighting the value of cross-sector partnership for community benefit.
As part of the initiative, Lyons Bowe Solicitors will donate their legal expertise to help people make or update their wills. In return, participants are invited to make a donation to Step One Charity, supporting its mental health and wellbeing services across Devon.
In a remarkable display of memory and speed Yuktha, a former pupil at Wynstream Primary School in Exeter, part of Education South West , has etched her name into the Guinness World Records by identifying the most country names by their international codes in just 60 seconds. The record-breaking event took place at Wonford Community Hall, drawing an enthusiastic crowd of supporters and dignitaries.
The event was attended by the Lord Mayor of Exeter, Yuktha’s head teacher, and her class teacher Mr. Coven, who proudly witnessed the culmination of her months of dedication and...
Exeter Philharmonic Choir’s Lord Mayor’s concert this spring is a not-to-be-missed musical event, and a first for EPC. On Saturday 14 March 2026 the choir and four soloists will sing Handel's majestic oratorio Solomon , a work not known to have been performed in Exeter Cathedral since its composition in 1748.
High drama, rich orchestration and some of Handel’s most exquisite choral writing combine in this rarely performed masterpiece, including the sparkling ‘Arrival of the Queen of Sheba’.
Exeter Philharmonic Choir is delighted to welcome Martha McLorinan as the wise...
On Thursday 19 March Lymphoma Action will be holding an in-person Live your Life workshop for anyone in Exminster who has been affected by lymphoma, a type of blood cancer.
Lymphoma Action’s Live your Life workshops have been developed to support people who have come to the end of their treatment for lymphoma, or who are being monitored by their healthcare team as their lymphoma doesn’t need treatment straight away (also known as ‘active monitoring’ or ‘watch and wait’.) These unique and interactive workshops are led by someone with a personal experience of lymphoma, and aim to...
Exeter Chiefs have signed Saracens second-rower Harry Wilson on a two-year deal from the 2026/27 season.
The Gloucester-born forward, who can play across the back five of the scrum, joins Chiefs after two seasons and 27 appearances for old rivals, Saracens.
Wilson said: “When I spoke to Rob about joining Chiefs, the first thing that stood out for me was the physical nature of how he wanted the team to play. I really wated to add to and be a part of that.
“It seems that this is a tightly bonded squad and one that wants to bring silverware back to Sandy Park. I’d...
The inaugural BoatFest 2026 event, BOATFEST WEST, is at Exeter Racecourse, a stunning location overlooking the beautiful Devon countryside, where the facilities are perfect for a spring showcasing of boating and water activities. A small city that packs a big punch, Exeter is one of the most vibrant, attractive and historically interesting cities in England and we are bringing a fabulous boating festival to add to this.
At BOATFEST WEST 2026, explore a wide range of watercraft, including trailer boats, kayaks, stand-up paddleboards (SUPs), accessories, and all sorts of fantastic...
An apprentice from Warrington who works at Amazon’s fulfilment centre in town is encouraging others to become an apprentice and pursue their dream career during National Apprenticeship Week 2026 (9-15 February 2026).
Rachel Houghton from Warrington is taking part in the Amazon Apprenticeship programme and is sharing her story to encourage others to consider an apprenticeship.
Rachel is a HR Business Partner and is completing a Senior People Professional Apprenticeship through the University of Exeter, combining her full-time role with master’s level studies. She is due...
Year 8 students from West Exe School marked the start of the National Year of Reading 2026 with an inspiring live session from children’s author Tom Palmer.
During the event, students heard about Tom’s writing journey, gained insights into his storytelling process, and learned how to turn their own passions and interests into engaging stories. The session encouraged confidence, creativity, and a love of reading and writing among pupils.
Tom Palmer, bestselling author of the Football Academy and Foul Play series, captivated students with his energy and enthusiasm,...
