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Why UCAT Tutoring Is Rising Among UK Medical Applicants

The medical admissions process keeps getting tougher every year. Most students now view the UCAT as a gatekeeping tool instead of a standard academic test.

Tutoring demand grew because the test measures natural aptitude instead of memorised facts across different UCAT sections. These...

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How Students Are Using AI to Improve Writing Skills Without Cheating

Artificial intelligence has moved quickly from being a futuristic concept to an everyday study companion. From grammar suggestions to idea organization, AI tools are becoming part of how many students approach writing tasks. This shift has sparked debate, especially around academic honesty, but a closer look reveals a more nuanced reality. When used thoughtfully, AI can support learning...

Get fit, have fun and raise vital funds for life saving local charity, Devon Air Ambulance

Saving Lives one step at a time - Devon Air Ambulance HeliHike Returns - Saturday 4th July 2026

Devon Air Ambulance is calling on people to sign up and join their life saving walking challenge, Heli Hike - inviting participants to sign up before January 30th and enjoy a 20% Early Bird discount.

Following the success of last year's first Heli Hike, this year it's back and it's bigger...

All the January dining deals available now at Drake Circus and The Barcode

Drake Circus and The Barcode is helping visitors beat the January blues with a range of great-value dining deals available until the end of the month.

From budget-friendly burgers and bottomless tapas to Dry January drinks and comforting winter favourites, shoppers can enjoy dining out for less while making the most of everything the centre has to offer.

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Bottomless Drinks and Grazing Boards: The Perfect Weekend Pairing

Weekends should feel different. They’re your chance to slow down, laugh more, and indulge without guilt. You want something that feels special but still relaxed. That’s why bottomless drinks paired with grazing boards have become such a favourite.

Together, they create a ritual that’s indulgent yet social, stylish yet approachable. Imagine glasses that never empty and boards piled...

Why Attending Culinary School Can Launch Your Dream Career

The allure of becoming a master chef or an innovator in the food industry is a dream that many culinary enthusiasts harbor. Choosing the right path to turn these aspirations into reality is critical. Attending a reputable culinary school offers not just education but a wide range of benefits that can set you on the path to success. From hands-on experience with renowned chefs to learning the...

Eco-friendly fireplaces are a smart choice for urban homes

Bioethanol fireplaces provide a sustainable heating option for city dwellers. They combine modern design with practicality, making them suitable for urban environments. Learn why these eco-friendly alternatives are becoming popular in urban settings.

In the pursuit of sustainable living, eco-friendly fireplaces have become a favored option for urban homes. These fireplaces not only...

The Tech Behind the Fun: A Look at 888 Ladies Website

In the online bingo scene, 888 Ladies has earned a reputation for providing a wide variety of games and having a community spirit within its digital rooms. However, it is the technology behind the scenes which powers the smooth, seamless and secure experience on site. 888 Ladies platform combines a set of robust software, cutting-edge features and a polished user interface that helps to...

A helping hand! Exeter housebuilder trades new builds for historical local venue

Team members at an Exeter housebuilder traded new builds for 18th-century history when they stepped in to help restore the grounds of a local heritage site.

Barratt Bristol, currently building at Victoria Heights in Alphington, recently teamed up with the team at Poltimore House, a historic manor house dating back to the 18th century, to help bring back the beauty of its gardens....

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City choir’s concerts raise vital funds for local causes

From Good King Wenceslas to the Queen of Sheba, Exeter Philharmonic Choir’s two Christmas carol concerts raised almost £6,600 to support the work of Exeter Leukaemia Fund, and now the choir is hoping its next concert on Saturday, 14 March, Solomon, will raise an impressive amount for the Lord Mayor’s chosen local charity, the Exeter group of Riding for the Disabled.

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Why winter could save your lawn (and your wallet)

Homeowners are being urged to take a closer look at their gardens this winter, as experts say January is the time when lawns can reveal their real condition.

While many people wait until spring to worry about their grass, turf specialists say winter weather acts like a natural stress test, exposing hidden problems that can lead to failed lawns, wasted money and poor turf performance...

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