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Fun Things to Do Indoors This Winter

As the temperatures drop and the days get shorter, winter often pushes us to stay indoors. But rather than just huddling under blankets, why not make the most of this season? From trying new recipes to hosting a movie marathon, there are plenty of ways to keep entertained and cosy.

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Private GP service highlights the benefits of joined-up care

A private GP service near Uffculme is delighted with the positive impact that its neighbouring wellbeing hub is having on patient care, demonstrating how integrated support can improve health outcomes.

Peninsula Private Medical Services operates within Waterloo Court Health and Wellbeing Hub, a purpose‑built development close to Junction 27 of the M5 that brings medical care,...

Devon Mum Marks Six Years Since Brain Tumour Diagnosis by Backing Wear a Hat Day

A strategic planning officer from West Devon is marking the sixth anniversary of her brain tumour diagnosis by backing a national fundraising campaign to help find a cure.

Magda Robertson, 49 from Beaworthy who works at the University of Exeter, is supporting Wear A Hat Day on Friday 27 March, the flagship fundraising event from the charity Brain Tumour Research . Magda previously...

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Shortness of Breath and Heart Health

Every now and then, there is a good chance you will experience shortness of breath. Maybe it's after running up a flight of stairs or pushing yourself at some workout. But every time, there is a higher chance that you’ll simply ignore it and move on with your day. After all, our bodies sometimes require more oxygen than usual, so we breathe heavily to keep up.

But if it comes in...

Exeter MP supports biodiversity improvements in schools

Exeter MP, Steve Race, visited Bowhill Primary School on Friday 27th March 2026 to show his support for Little Green Change's Biodiversity in Schools Project, which provides free environmental education and biodiversity improvements to state-funded primary and secondary schools in Devon, Dorset and South-West Somerset, thanks to funding from The Nineveh Charitable Trust, The People's Postcode...

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Modern approaches to health and wellness in a changing world

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is a topic that occupies the minds of many people living in Devon and beyond. The pursuit of physical and mental well-being is not just a trend but a necessity in a society that demands constant productivity. People are increasingly looking for ways to optimize their daily routines, whether through improved nutrition, regular exercise, or finding better ways to...

All Aboard for Learning: St Michael’s Pupils Explore 200 Years of Railway History

Pupils in years 3 and 4 at St Michael’s C of E Academy , part of the Learning Academy Partnership, enjoyed an unforgettable field trip this term on the steam train from Buckfastleigh to Totnes Riverside to celebrate 200 years of the modern railway.

The visit coincided with the award-winning Railway 200 Exhibition Train, ‘Inspiration’, which was at Totnes Riverside station on the...

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Hospice worker to take on 256-mile ultramarathon “to give back to Rowcroft for supporting her family”

A dedicated Rowcroft Hospice healthcare assistant is taking “going the extra mile” to a whole new level this April – running an incredible 256 miles across Wales to support the patients and families at the heart of her work.

Heidi Treleaven, 51, who works in Rowcroft’s Inpatient Unit, will begin her epic race on Tuesday 14 April, taking on six back-to-back ultramarathons over six...

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What Every Edinburgh Traveller Learns on a Minibus

Group travel across Edinburgh has evolved into a smoother, more connected experience—thanks to professionally operated minibuses designed specifically for group mobility. Whether arriving for cultural festivals, holiday markets, business events, or family celebrations, travellers quickly discover that the lessons learned aboard a minibus shape how they navigate the city. This is especially...

Devon lifestyle: the new face of leisure, between tradition and digital entertainment

Not so long ago, evenings in Devon followed a familiar script. Nights were spent wherever the light was on (a neighbour’s house, a pub, often a bingo hall) to talk, comment on the daily news and play. But winning was not the most important thing of these gatherings. They were about conversation, routine and companionship. You knew who would sit where, who would shout “House!” too early, and...

The Ultimate Boat Insurance Cheat Sheet for New Owners

Buying your first boat opens the door to countless days on the water. Along with the excitement comes the responsibility of protecting your investment and the people who come aboard. The freedom of boat ownership also brings real financial risk that many first-time owners underestimate.

A single unexpected event can create stress, paperwork, and expenses that quickly take the joy out...

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Lifestyle

Fun Things to Do Indoors This Winter

Private GP service highlights the benefits of joined-up care

Devon Mum Marks Six Years Since Brain Tumour Diagnosis by Backing Wear a Hat Day

Shortness of Breath and Heart Health

Exeter MP supports biodiversity improvements in schools

Modern approaches to health and wellness in a changing world

All Aboard for Learning: St Michael’s Pupils Explore 200 Years of Railway History

Hospice worker to take on 256-mile ultramarathon “to give back to Rowcroft for supporting her family”

What Every Edinburgh Traveller Learns on a Minibus

Devon lifestyle: the new face of leisure, between tradition and digital entertainment

The Ultimate Boat Insurance Cheat Sheet for New Owners

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