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Exeter Students Take Anti-Bullying Message to National Stage

Students from West Exe School have represented their community at a national anti-bullying conference in London.

Ayeisha, William and Willow, Senior Anti-Bullying Ambassadors at the school, travelled to the capital with staff to take part in the first Young Anti-Bullying Alliance (ABA) meeting for the 2026 England and Wales cohort.

The conference brought together young people from across the country to share ideas, develop strategies, and strengthen efforts to tackle bullying in schools.

The day also included open discussions about the impact of social media and...

Jurassic Fibre

Jurassic Fibre introduces full fibre broadband to Honiton

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 09/16/2020 - 9:03pm

Jurassic Fibre has announced that Honiton and Taunton will be the next two areas to benefit from ultrafast full fibre broadband.

The extension of the company’s network is part of a pioneering £250 million project to deliver fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) broadband technology to towns and villages in the South West, overlooked by other service providers.

Work has already started in Honiton, with the service due to be available to many residents and businesses from later this year. Jurassic Fibre CEO and East Devon resident Michael Maltby says:

“Honiton represents a...

RSPB

RSPB calls Devon residents to hold Government to account on missed nature targets

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 09/16/2020 - 8:50pm

A major United Nations report has revealed the international community has failed to halt environmental decline over the last 10 years. Now, new analysis from the RSPB has revealed the UK’s self-assessment is overly optimistic as high environmental ambitions have not led to real progress being made.

The Global Biodiversity Outlook 5, published yesterday by the United Nations, contained no country-level breakdowns of how the UK has fared. Instead, an RSPB report ‘A Lost Decade for Nature’, has revealed our true performance.

With UK wildlife continuing to decline and vital...

Why you need to take up diamond painting as a hobby!

Authored by BHTNews.com
Posted: Wed, 09/16/2020 - 12:53pm

Tired of all your old boring hobbies? Keep reading to find out why diamond art is the newest hobby you NEED to add to your list!

In the 21st Century, our lives are fast-paced and that can be an understatement at times. Our schedules are hectic and long. That can get tiring, stressful. Working 9 hours a day, coming home and going to sleep and repeating the same process for 5 days a week becomes monotonous. But that’s not all.

Living a busy lifestyle has a huge effect on our mental and emotional wellbeing, which in turn affects our physical health as well. People cannot...

Adoption

New #YouCanAdopt campaign launches in Devon

Regional Adoption Agency Adopt South West and independent adoption charity Families for Children, join the coalition of National, Regional and Voluntary adoption agencies across the country, supported by the Department for Education (DfE), to launch a nationwide recruitment campaign to raise awareness of adoption.

In the UK, there are almost 3,000 children that are in need of an adoptive family and the number of adoptions in England has fallen by a third in four years. In response, the new #YouCanAdopt campaign will bust myths around who is eligible to adopt and explore what the...

Trains to be named after BBC Radio Devon’s lockdown heroes

Authored by Claire Small
Posted: Wed, 09/16/2020 - 12:57am

Two inspirational volunteers will have trains named after them for their outstanding work during the coronavirus pandemic.

Preston De Mendonca and Jeremy Doyle were nominated by listeners to become BBC Radio Devon’s ‘Make a Difference Superstars’. They will each have a high-speed Great Western Railway (GWR) train named after them.

Preston De Mendonca was a key organiser in setting up a Good Neighbours Scheme in Cornwood, which ensured that every household was supported by at least one volunteer who could shop or run errands for those who were unable to do so.

He...

Online Games: How Much Is Too Much?

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Tue, 09/15/2020 - 8:13am

Computers and various other gadgets have become an intrinsic part of our lives. This can be said without any hesitation because we use these devices to communicate, work, pay our bills, store important documents, order our groceries, etc. Then, after a long and busy day, we finally get back home and use them a bit more. This time, we play our favorite games, watch movies, and listen to music.

We don’t pay too much attention to how much time we spend in front of a computer or smartphone screen. And, to be honest, time goes by so fast when you’re having a good time.

...

Exeter Airport, Logan Air

Take off for all important Exeter-Newcastle route as Loganair restores lost Flybe service

The first service between Exeter and Newcastle took off for the first time today, as Loganair brings back connectivity between the two cities for business and leisure.

Operated using a 49-seat Embraer 145 regional jet, the service will see twice-weekly flights on Monday and Friday throughout winter with lead in fares of £54.99 each way.

The winter timetable has departures from Exeter at 11.50 on Mondays and 12.50 on Fridays, and from Newcastle at 09.50 on Mondays and 10.50 on Fridays.

Within the airline’s recently launched summer 2021 schedule, the route will...

Overnight closures planned at Clyst St Mary roundabout

A major roundabout on the outskirts of Exeter will undergo two weeks of overnight closures while resurfacing work is carried out from next week.

Overnight resurfacing work will be undertaken on the A376 Clyst St Mary roundabout and its approach roads (A376 Sidmouth Road, A376 Exmouth Road, A3052 Honiton Road) from Monday 21 September to Friday 2 October.

Both the roundabout and the approach roads will be closed each evening from 7pm through to 7am the next day. The road will be fully open during the daytime and at weekends.

A signed diversion will be in place...

What You Should Know About Fire Risk Assessments

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Mon, 09/14/2020 - 9:44am

By law, every block of flats and all business establishments should have a Fire Risk Assessment, an important safety measure that many people do not understand.

Every building owner must have a fire safety plan, and it is not something that you can overlook, because it can expose the building and the people in it to fire risk. Along with a fire safety plan, you should understand that specific requirements depend on the type of building you have.

Definition of fire risk assessment

A fire risk assessment is a review of a building to evaluate it for fire risk. The...

Opening a bank account in Cyprus

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Mon, 09/14/2020 - 9:31am

The choice as a country to which you can entrust your funds by opening an account in Cyprus is clear. This republic offers many benefits to its depositors. Namely: significant tax benefits, cooperation with influential partners around the world, high-quality services in the banking sector, and the choice in opening any account. Moreover, the Economic Citizenship Development Program supports bank deposits. It implies the issuance of the country's citizenship when opening a deposit for a period of 3 years in the amount of 5 million euros or more. https://www.advancedconsulting.cy/ provides...

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