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Artificial Grass Furniture: All You Need to Know When Considering Your Purchase

A perfectly designed outdoor area appears to be the perfect place for unwinding after a hard-working day spent away from your beloved family members. Proper furniture is among the factors that guarantee the comfort and aesthetic appearance of any space. For people who desire to have something special apart from the conventional furniture in the garden, there is always artificial grass furniture to consider. It is unique in style and functional at the same time, just like real grass.

Why Artificial Grass Furniture Is a Popular Choice

Furniture that was selected in the past on the...

Recycling information events in Exmouth

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 12/08/2016 - 10:08am

Scores of Exmouth residents are learning more about East Devon’s new improved recycling collection service due to start in the town from mid-February through a series of information days which continue through this month and into January.

The information events are a great opportunity to find out more about the new service where householders will be able to recycle additional items such as cardboard, mixed plastics, cartons and small electrical goods which will be collected every week.

The next information day is on Saturday December 10 at Exmouth Market in The Strand where...

Get your Wellies On at Redrow’s Saxon Brook

Redrow is inviting Exeter house hunters to join its team of friendly and knowledgeable sales executives for a special Wellies On Event at its new Pinhoe development, Saxon Brook, on Saturday 10th December from 11am – 4pm.

Visitors are invited to slip on some wellies and a hard hat for a sneak preview of the impressive new homes being built at Saxon Brook on Pinn Hill, located just 4 miles from Exeter city centre. Visitors will be taken on an exclusive guided tour of the development by Redrow staff and view build progress of the mix of 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes currently available to...

RD&E appoints new Chief Executive

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 11/18/2016 - 2:11pm

The Royal Devon & Exeter NHS Foundation Trust has appointed Suzanne Tracey as its new Chief Executive. Ms Tracey, who has been the Trust’s Director of Finance and Business Development, Deputy Chief Executive and Chief Financial Officer and more recently acting Chief Executive, will take up her post with immediate effect.

RD&E Chairman James Brent said: “Suzanne has been a key member of the Trust’s well regarded executive team for almost eight years and has made a significant contribution to the success of the RD&E during this time.

“She brings with her extensive...

High level of buyer interest in The Point

The new apartments at The Point, on Exmouth’s seafront are generating high levels of interest from prospective buyers. Reservations have already been taken for two of the two- bedroom apartments overlooking the estuary.

Over 50 people attended an initial sales event held at Exmouth Quay. Those present had the opportunity to view the plans and specifications, look at the 3D online model and meet the developers Eagle One Residential and the agents, Bradleys.

Chris Fayers, Director of Eagle One Residential said: “It is always worthwhile to be able to talk people through the...

Teignbridge to set up housing partnership

Teignbridge District Council’s Executive has agreed in invest £20million to help build new affordable homes across the district.

Tuesday's Executive agreed to set up a joint venture housing company to primarily develop rented homes, something that will help local people find an affordable home that suits their lifestyle and budget, but will also generate a financial return for Teignbridge over time.

The joint venture housing company will be between Teignbridge and registered provider partners. A management board with representatives from each partner will oversee the day-to...

Households at risk of surge in burglaries after clocks go back

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Tue, 11/01/2016 - 2:07pm

As the clocks go back and the evenings become darker earlier, homeowners all across the UK are being warned to heighten the security of their houses. Last year the Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW)* reported that there were an estimated 785,000 incidents of domestic burglary in the UK and most were on vulnerable and compromised properties. New research* of 2,000 UK adults was conducted to uncover how security conscious people are in the UK, with shocking results. Over half (54%) of UK adults do not have security systems or burglar alarms installed in their homes 74 per cent of...

How to find the best Exeter tradespeople

Authored by Exe Reporter
Posted: Tue, 11/01/2016 - 10:19am

Whether you have a grand design project that you’re planning to invest in or need to get somebody out to fix a burst pipe, most of us turn to trustworthy local tradespeople when it comes to getting things done around the home that we aren’t qualified, experienced or skilled enough to do ourselves. Whether you have a large building project in mind such as an extension on your home or simply want to have your property professionally redecorated, knowing how to look for and hire the best tradespeople in Exeter will ensure that you are happy with the end result. We’ve put together a handy...

Buying older properties

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 10/31/2016 - 10:28am

If you’re a sucker for character, then you’ve probably considered buying an old house. Period features make excellent selling points, and things as simple as open fires or exposed wooden beams can really add to property value. Here’s our advice on what you need to know when purchasing an older property.

Check its condition

Old houses are more likely to be rough around the edges than more modern properties. There might be structural damage, asbestos, or any number of other problems which could cause a headache later. Be sure to check for rodents too – they have a habit of...

Need some home inspiration? TV's George could help

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 10/27/2016 - 10:52am

If you're planning to renovate your home but are lacking inspiration, why not ask TV architect George Clark to help you out?!

George has a new Channel 4 programme which focuses on transforming ugly properties into beautiful, contemporary homes.

And he is looking for Exeter residents to take part.

After making three successful series of Build A New Life for Five from 2003 to 2006, George became the face of architecture at Channel 4.

He was born and raised in Sunderland and from the age of 12 wanted to be an architect. He studied architecture at the University...

Long lost Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown gardens revealed in Devon

Lush gardens created by the world’s first and greatest landscape gardener Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown have been revealed in Devon. The rare seascape by the original and most world-renowned creator and designer of English gardens, sits just 10 miles from Exeter, and is one of only two of his designs across all of Devon and Cornwall still in existence. Now, in a year where events are taking place across the country to mark the 300th anniversary of his birth, the gardens that Capability Brown shaped some 250 years ago on the eastern slopes of Haldon Hill, overlooking the Exe Estuary and...

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