Lifestyle

The South West Sardine Festival returned to Brixham Harbour on Sunday 9th August where more than 3,500 people descended on the quayside for a free, family-friendly celebration of the British sardine. Over 10,000 sardines were grilled over charcoal across 2,500 plates.

If there was any doubt that Britain has a genuine appetite for its own fish, Sunday put it to rest. Britain has a...

South Devon College is at the forefront of a new trial aimed at improving outcomes for young people resitting their English Language GCSE exams.

As one of only four Excellence in English Mastery Hubs selected in the United Kingdom, South Devon College will coordinate this ground-breaking initiative in the Southwest region, with English lecturers Laura Giles and Andrew Niering as...

British drinking culture has changed a great deal over the last decade, and fewer people now measure a good night out by how many pints they can manage. Dry January has grown into a habit that stretches across the year for many households, and pub menus have adapted alongside it, adding softer options next to the usual lager taps.

Supermarket fridges tell a similar story, with...

Flooring usually becomes a serious concern after the first visible problem appears. A laminate joint begins to swell near the kitchen sink, muddy paw prints settle into a pale carpet, or a scratched area develops where everyone enters through the back door.

Choosing flooring based on how a room is used gives a better result than judging it from a small sample. Pets, young children,...