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New children's library opens in Exeter

After months of building work, the new children’s library in Exeter is now open to the public. The Clore Children's Library features a brand-new sensory area, a floating mezzanine and activities for older children. Designed to be welcoming and accessible to all children and families, and championing interests, passions and their imaginations.

The new dedicated sensory space aims to support children with ADHD, autism, and sensory processing disorders. Created in collaboration with specialists  Aurora , part of the Osborne Technologies group. The space features a lift to ensure all...

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New solar panels at University of Exeter

Three new solar installations will cut the University of Exeter’s carbon footprint by more than 100,000kg per year.

The panels are now up and running on university rooftops, joining existing solar photovoltaic (PV) technology to take the university’s annual solar energy production more than one megawatt per year.

The installations are located on the Innovation Centre and the Sir Christopher Ondaatje Devon Cricket Centre, both on the Streatham Campus, and South Cloisters at the St Luke’s Campus.

They will produce an estimated 374,000 kilowatt-hours per year –...

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It’s easy to see your GP: 6 things you need to know

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 07/17/2020 - 3:59pm

More and more people in Devon are seeing their GPs as services continue to adapt to keep people safe from coronavirus.

Services like routine vaccinations and smear tests are now being offered, in addition to usual weekday GP appointments which can be held by phone, online or face-to-face.

Many people are surprised to know that GP services are fully available. Here’s how it works:

  1. If you need to see a GP, contact them online via their website, or by phone
  2. You will be offered a telephone, online or video consultation
  3. Your GP may suggest
    4. ...
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Residents and visitors urged to continue to follow coronavirus guidelines as holiday peak hits Devon

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 07/17/2020 - 1:30pm

As schools close for the summer and the holiday season gets fully underway, the South West is calling on residents and visitors alike to play their part in keeping the region COVID-safe this summer.

Following the opening up of the hospitality and tourist sector two weeks ago, levels of infection and new cases in the South West have continued to remain among the lowest in the country – and South West leaders paid tribute to the businesses which have opened up for playing their part in keeping the area COVID-safe.

We are now entering the crucial time at the start of the...

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e&e London: Looking for silver bracelet for women?

Authored by Claire Small
Posted: Fri, 07/17/2020 - 12:57pm

If you’re a woman and always conscious about your outlook, you must agree that a little detail can make or break your outfit. Bracelets, although tiniest among the accessories, play their vital role in adding the color and depth to your outfit. You can find a variety of bracelets in the market, such as gold bracelets, silver bracelets, pearl bracelets, homemade bracelets, or lucky charm pixiu bracelets . However, you're always specific when choosing them based on your matching needs and their properties.

Are You Looking for a Silver Bracelet?

So, are you looking for a...

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Latest Trends in Kayak You Shouldn't Dare to Miss This 2020

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Fri, 07/17/2020 - 11:42am

Kayaking is a method of transport and hunting that has been around for many thousands of years and is thought to originate in Greenland. Kayak literally means “man boat” in the Eskimo language and for good reason, because that describes what it is perfectly.

In modern years kayaking has become a sport in its own right due to its functionality and the fact it is open to all people no matter what their age or ability. As such modern kayaks have evolved at a great pace, so here we are going to take a look at the top trends in kayaking that you shouldn’t miss out on in 2020....

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Team Devon meets for first time

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 07/17/2020 - 10:13am

Local arrangements to keep a sharp look out for any potential new outbreaks of coronavirus in Devon, and take swift and decisive action to tackle and contain them when necessary, are now up and running. Devon’s Local Outbreak Engagement Board, known as Team Devon, and the local COVID-19 Health Protection Board met for the first time this week. Chaired by Devon County Council’s Leader, Cllr John Hart, the Outbreak Engagement Board’s make-up is expansive, including representatives from across Devon’s local business, tourism, schools and further education, communities and the voluntary...

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How VR Technologies Affect Our Lives: Four Spheres of Usage

Hundreds of years ago, everything that we call “modern technologies” today was perceived as magic. Nowadays, there is a world simulated by computer technologies, into which the user can immerse with the help of special devices. Today, the VR continues to evolve. So, let’s discuss the spheres where this technology is used.

1) Entertainment

There are no doubts that video games are a priority for VR technologies. Experts are sure that virtual reality will be used mainly by gamers who spend more than 15 hours a week playing games. According to Goldman Sachs, there are...

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Ben Fogle: Make a New Life in the Country Needs You

Hi lovely people!

I am a producer looking for contributors for the second series of 'Ben Fogle: Make a New Life in the Country' I am searching for people who have relocated to the countryside within the last year or are just about to make their move, all in the name of escaping city life for a new start with a new business.

If this is you or someone you know, we would love to hear from you. Please email casting@piproductions.tv

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Teams can be nominated for ‘Lockdown Legends’

‘Lockdown Legends’ – the people of Devon who went that extra mile to help out during COVID-19 – are still being sought for a photographic exhibition in Exeter.

Nominations for the exhibition at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery close this Sunday (19 July), so don’t miss the chance to feature in this historic event.

Organisers have stressed that teams can be nominated. However because of the subject matter and social distancing, people are being asked to use just one person to represent the team in the nomination.

Helen Hartstein, Audience...

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Contract Hire Cars

A major decision that many individuals and businesses make is whether to go for contract hire cars or whether to purchase a car. Both contract hiring and buying have their advantages and disadvantages.

Depending on your particular situation, the factors below will help you in making your decision.

Advantages of contract hire cars

Pay only the depreciation over the lease term

With contract hire, you pay the effective depreciation of the car, not the total depreciation, unlike when you buy. So, if a car’s value is £50,000 and its estimated value after two...

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