Exeter, News, Pictures & buzz

Exeter Chiefs player ratings from Wasps win - 'Simply astonishing'  Devon Live

Exeter Uni tops list of Everybody's Invited abuse claims  Devon Live

Flybe returns but no guarantee it will serve South West  Devon Live

Latest Devon lawbreakers up at magistrates court  Devon Live

Sale Sharks Women snatch last-minute win with 17-10 victory over Exeter Chiefs  Mancunian Matters

Peter Phillips: Royal between Prince Harry and Prince William during procession  Devon Live

Wales prop Tomas Francis finally scores first try for Exeter Chiefs after seven long years  Wales Online

Exeter City 0 Southend United 0 - recap as Grecians face struggling Shrimpers  Devon Live

Lane closures on A30 in Devon for emergency repairs - updates  Devon Live

'Book ahead' plea from packed Devon pubs  Devon Live

Live entertainment returns to Exeter from the comfort of your car  Devon Live

Covid cases in Devon lowest since September  Radio Exe

Ever-present Archie Collins on starting every game and Exeter City's play-off hopes  Devon Live

Take your litter home signs spark fury among Exeter residents  Devon Live

Devon Air Ambulance unable to land because people stood underneath taking selfies  Devon Live

More Covid deaths reported at Sidmouth care home being investigated by police  Devon Live

Live updates - 'Carnage' after three-car crash on busy Exeter road  Devon Live

Exeter woman left devastated by 'perfect' caravan scam  Devon Live

Lorraine Cox family vow to make streets safer for women in her memory  Devon Live

Loganair to launch Exeter - Norwich service - Economy Class & Beyond  Kevin Marshall

I am from the States and I would like to ask this, if I may? If you live in Exeter (just for example) Do you say that you live in SW UK, SW England, Wales or Southern Wales? What would be the correct answer, if there is one? Thanks. Suggested Category

My husband is a British national who moved to U.S.A when he was only 6 yrs old he is now 33 and last year was deported due to not renewing his Visa in time We came to his hometown in the Highlands of Scotland and we both hate it its boring very cold small and full of judgmenatal people who do not accept outsiders We are looking to move to a city as that is what we are used to .But we have 3 small children and need a safe and not to be a high cost of living and things to do for the children would be great! I wish we could just go home but cant and we are misreable where we are any suggestions would be greatly apprecaited...

or any medical profession I guess.

I'm currently a Psychology undergraduate studying at Rutgers University, and looking to expand my horizons a bit by studying abroad. My school has programs going to Cardiff University, as well as universities of East Anglia, Exeter, Glasgow, Manchester, Reading, St. Andrews, Sussex, and York. Though not in the UK, they also have programs at the University College Cork & Dublin. I would like to go somewhere that has a great aesthetic, and an environment that's more natural than modern, though I'm used to the city atmosphere. The people at my current school are indifferent and cutthroat so I would prefer a place where people are friendlier. Overall, I just want a good experience and the opportunity to learn. Thoughts/suggestions?