Rachel McEwan

Jun 7, 2024 | exepose.com | Callum Martin |Kayleigh Swart |Rachel McEwan

0 We pass them every day. These great imposing figures of stone, blankly watching on as the city ages around them. But who are they? And what stories do they hide? Hope and Despair It is easy to miss these two figures stationed high up above the shoppers of Princesshay, but they’ve been there for nearly seventy years. Unveiled by the Mayor in June 1957, the figures commemorate the wartime bombing the city suffered at the hands of the Nazis.

Feb 29, 2024 | exepose.com | Gracie Moore |Anabel Costa-Ferreira |Callum Martin |Rachel McEwan

0 Its parent group, the Rekom Group, own seven companies that are falling into administration and unfortunately (or entirely fortunately, depending on your experiences with the place) this includes Unit 1.

Feb 28, 2024 | exepose.com | Anabel Costa-Ferreira |Callum Martin |Rachel McEwan |Charlie Gershinson

0 Get ready, set, break FIXR. Not the most typical of Monday evenings, but one l am sure will not be forgotten. As students prioritised their alarms for the Enchanted Garden Ball (EGB) over waking up for lectures, starting off the week well and getting an EGB ticket seemed synonymous. Student households across Exeter reported immeasurable levels of stress Monday evening, as households assembled every possible device to login to FIXR and debated whether a phone or laptop had better odds.

Feb 21, 2024 | exepose.com | Rachel McEwan |Callum Martin

0 In light of the release of his latest song, “Turn the Lights Back On”, Billy Joel, aka “Piano Man”, has offered his audiences a blast from the past wrought with the same powerful emotion that the singer has built his career upon. As Billy Joel sings his heart out at the piano, the music video takes us on a journey through time, and for those old enough to remember, he greets us with the faces of his younger selves, adding nostalgia and melancholy to his lyrics.

Feb 21, 2024 | exepose.com | Rachel McEwan |Callum Martin |Maya Rose Fernandes

0 March 1st sees the release of the highly anticipated album from the collaboration of two of Manchester’s greatest products, no not Phil Foden and Marcus Rashford remixing “It’s Coming Home”, but Liam Gallagher, once the front man of Oasis, and John Squire, once the guitarist for The Stone Roses.