Lifestyle

Shiny roulette tables where looking fabulous is a must; budget-friendly casinos with amazing restaurants to boot; spots filled with poker tables and a treasure trove of electronic gaming machines; we've explored the country (from London to Glasgow and back) for the best places to have a gambling-fuelled blast!

If you’re a casino enthusiast or simply looking for a night of...

To mark World Physiotherapy Day this week, staff at a local Plymouth hospital took on a special challenge in support of its chosen local charity for 2025 – the Plymouth Argyle Community Trust’s Project 35.

Throughout the day, members of Practice Plus Group Hospital, Plymouth’s physiotherapy team were joined by colleagues from the Argyle Community Trust, along with a store assistant,...

Devon and Ireland share more than Celtic heritage and Atlantic coastlines. Both regions understand that genuine travel experiences emerge from local knowledge, not algorithmic recommendations. As Exeter families plan half-term breaks and Torquay retirees consider autumn escapes, finding trustworthy travel guidance matters more than ever. After extensive research into travel platforms covering...

The headteacher of a new online school believes one answer to the funding crisis in special needs education is for local authorities to offer online education as an addition to mainstream schools.

Lisa Boorman, headteacher of Queen’s Online School says the recent Institute for Fiscal Studies report stating that supporting children with special educational needs and disabilities (Send...