ALT Black and white All Souls’ Day Exeter logo featuring a decorative skull within a circle, surrounded by leafy branches and flowers.

ALT Bright orange and purple poster for Bangla Cultural Fest 2026 at Exeter Phoenix on Sunday 25 October. Doors open at 5pm; performances start at 6.30pm. Tickets £8. Four performer portraits surround the event details. Organised by BAAUL with Inclusive Exeter and Exeter City Council. The poster reads: “Celebrating Bengal, connecting cultures. An evening of music, dance, culture and community. All welcome.”

ALT Two performers playing Seymour and Audrey in Exeter Northcott Theatre’s production of Little Shop of Horrors. Audrey, wearing a pale dress, reaches forward while Seymour, wearing glasses, a bow tie and a patterned tank top, holds her in a dramatic embrace under purple stage lighting.

ALT A scene from Little Shop of Horrors at Exeter Northcott Theatre. A performer wearing black trousers, a white vest and a large transparent helmet crouches dramatically on stage, while another performer wearing glasses and a baseball cap watches from a chair in the background.

ALT A woman and man stand either side of an outdoor air source heat pump in the courtyard of a brick house. The large grey unit has a visible fan at the front, with stone walls, plants and trees surrounding it.

ALT Two men smile as one receives a glass award on stage at the Granicus EMEA Summit Awards 2026. The recipient wears a checked shirt and jeans, while the presenter wears a grey suit and navy tie. A large awards display and turquoise stage lighting form the backdrop.

ALT Lord Mayor of Exeter Councillor Gemma Rolstone presents a framed civic commendation to Citizens Advice Exeter chief executive Sue Julyan at Exeter Guildhall, marking the charity’s 80th anniversary.

ALT Civic guests at Exeter Guildhall for Citizens Advice Exeter’s 80th anniversary, including chair Richard Willmott, chief executive Sue Julyan, High Sheriff of Devon Mark Ansell, Lord Mayor Councillor Gemma Rolstone and Deputy Lieutenant Teresa Turner.

ALT Devon and Torbay Combined County Authority logo in white text alongside a circular green and turquoise symbol on a dark blue background.

ALT Council Leader Phil Bialyk pictured in front of a map of Devon, with Exeter highlighted and surrounding local authority areas labelled.

ALT Four representatives from Exeter City Council and Devon Wildlife Trust stand together at Mincinglake Valley Park, surrounded by trees and vegetation, during a visit following the recent wildfire. A Devon Wildlife Trust information board about woodland management is visible beside them.

ALT Surreal collage of giant mushrooms in a rocky landscape beneath a starry sky. A central mushroom shelters a columned temple, surrounded by mushrooms with human faces and limbs, butterflies, stepping stones and a waterfall.

ALT Cllr Lucy Findlay smiling for the camera on a colourful Exeter city-centre street, with shops, hanging flowers and rainbow bunting in the background.

ALT Participants in blue Exeter Chiefs Foundation T-shirts cross a bridge during the Community Walk 2026 in bright sunshine.

ALT A woman wearing an Exeter Chiefs Foundation Community Walk 2026 T-shirt speaks to participants before the charity walk begins.

ALT Four smiling participants in blue Community Walk 2026 T-shirts pose together with a black-and-white dog before the charity walk.