Poltimore Music & Arts Festival to go ahead as planned

Poltimore Music & Arts Festival will go ahead as planned on Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th May, despite a major fire that started in the library and ripped through the whole building last week.

The festival was originally being brought back after a five-year break to help with fundraising for the next stage of renovations at Poltimore House, following 20 years of restoration work.

As the Emergency Services have installed a 10-metre exclusion zone around the building, the festival will now take place exclusively in the grounds of Poltimore House and will transform 13...

2024 UK AI Conferences You Must Attend

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Tue, 04/16/2024 - 11:12pm

AI conferences become sites for information, networking, and inquiry as AI redefines technology and innovation. These events provide unprecedented chances for professionals, students, and fans to learn about the newest advances and network with industry leaders. Attending AI conferences can help you advance your profession, learn about new AI trends, or find inspiration. Workshops, keynotes, and interactive sessions will be held at several major AI conferences in the UK in 2024. Purple Patch Event Management Company lists the UK's top AI conferences for anyone looking to connect with the...

Savouring Every Drop: Tips for Extending the Shelf Life of Opened Red Wine

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Tue, 04/16/2024 - 10:47pm

There's something inherently satisfying about uncorking a bottle of red wine and savouring its complex flavours and aromas. However, once that bottle is opened, the clock starts ticking. How long does red wine last once opened? This question plagues wine enthusiasts who want to make the most of their favourite varietals without wasting a drop. In this article, we'll explore practical tips for extending the shelf life of opened red wine, allowing you to enjoy every sip to the fullest.

Understanding the Challenge:

Unlike spirits or certain fortified wines, red wine is...

Zeal celebrates topping out for net zero carbon hotel

Zeal Hotels held a topping-out ceremony for voco Zeal Exeter Science Park.

The four-star, 142-bedroom hotel, constructed with half the embodied carbon of a standard hotel, will generate 100 per cent of electricity consumed via the photo voltaic roof and wall panels, positioning it firmly in line with the 2050 Paris Agreement requirements and exceeding 2030 targets.

The building, which achieved the BREEAM Outstanding rating at the design stage, is currently on schedule in week 39 of a 75-week construction programme.

As a fully sustainable operation, produce will...

Disney South West Premiere Swims into the Northcott

Authored by StagebyStage
Posted: Tue, 04/16/2024 - 11:05am

Stage by Stage is delighted to present the South West premiere of Disney's THE LITTLE MERMAID at the Northcott Theatre this Spring.

Following sell-out hits West Side Story, Cats and Les Misérables, Stage by Stage returns to the Northcott with a spectacular, energetic and joyful show that will make you love spending time Under the Sea.

With a legendary score, including Part of Your World, Kiss the Girl and Poor Unfortunate Souls, The Little Mermaid is a modern classic the whole family will adore.

A cast filled with Exeter’s top talent, ravishing costumes, immersive...

Bicton College welcomes new feathered resident to its licensed zoo

Authored by Dasha
Posted: Tue, 04/16/2024 - 10:23am

Bicton College is thrilled to introduce the newest addition to its licensed zoo: Herbert, a nine-year-old Indian Eagle owl.

Nestled within the picturesque landscapes of the South West, Bicton College’s zoo serves as a dynamic learning environment for aspiring animal experts, handlers and veterinary nurses.

With a diverse array of species, the zoo offers unparalleled opportunities for hands-on experience and education, and welcomes members of the public for the likes of ‘junior keeper’ days, birthday parties and more.

Herbert, a magnificent Indian Eagle owl, has...

4 Reasons Why You Would Want to Change Your Name

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Tue, 04/16/2024 - 9:58am

Names have always served as important markers of family, cultural heritage, and personal identity - they form part of what defines us. Now, however, they might no longer accurately portray who we have become and the journey that our lives take us down.

In some cases, a transgender woman, for example, can change their name to better suit their personality and gender identity. In this article, we explore various scenarios where changing your name becomes an intentional decision with lifelong implications.

Legal Process for Name Change

The exact legal procedure to change...

3 of the best new casino sites to try this spring!

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Mon, 04/15/2024 - 11:49pm

Anyone who lives in Exeter knows that there is always something fun to do in the city, and a multitude of ways to fill your spare time. Although shopping, eating out and visiting the Northcott Theatre are good examples of this, playing casino games online at UK iGaming sites is also very popular.

Many players will target the best new casino sites when deciding where to play, and look out for names that aren’t the most familiar. But why can this be a great tactic to employ when choosing where to game online – and which are the three most awesome new casinos to try this spring?...

Stepping out of your comfort zone: how it helps you invest better

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Mon, 04/15/2024 - 10:19pm

Investors often have a tendency to focus their investments predominantly on their home country's market. While this may seem like a safe bet, it can actually limit your investment opportunities and potential gains. Diversifying your investments beyond your comfort zone can pay off in the long run.

The effect of home country bias on stock markets

For instance, let's take a look at the Canadian stock market, which represents only 3.4% of the global market. However, Canadian investors' portfolios are exposed to domestic stocks on average for about 52.2%. This imbalance is...

Devon County Show offers young adult with autism the opportunity to share their passion for bugs and reptiles

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 04/15/2024 - 10:10pm

The Devon County Show is delighted to offer 20-year-old Ned Riley a platform to showcase his passion and knowledge for bugs and reptiles, which he has fostered since he was a toddler. He will exhibit four animals provided by Exeter Exotics, in a 3x3m jungle garden installation in the Crafts & Horticulture marquee.

Ned, who is autistic and is from South Somerset, is finding it tough transitioning from education to a career. He would love to work in an environment where he can use his passion to earn a living, but, as with many other neurodivergent young adults, he simply doesn...

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