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100 Years of Devon in Sight: Building a Better Future

Centenary Celebrations and Conference

Devon in Sight, the county's leading independent sight loss charity, is celebrating a monumental milestone! A century of building a better, more connected future for people with sight loss across Devon. To mark this incredible occasion, the charity is hosting two special events this September at the historic Exeter Rougemont Hotel.

Centenary Celebration Dinner

On Tuesday, 17th September, join Devon in Sight for their Centenary Celebration Dinner, a glamorous evening honouring 100 years of community and support. The night will...

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Learn to Play Day 2020 events postponed

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Tue, 03/17/2020 - 9:02pm

Following the government’s announcement yesterday, and the ongoing daily developments in regard to Coronavirus, the decision has been made to postpone the nationwide Learn to Play Day events that were planned for the weekend of 28th/29th March 2020.

Paul McManus, CEO of Music for All, the organisers of Learn to Play Day, said:

“The safety of all event organisers and participants is of the utmost importance to us. This is a very current and fast-changing situation with the risks to people's health likely to escalate alongside growing public concern. We understand that this...

What You Need To Know Before Becoming A Full-time DJ

Are you also pleased with the idea of how fun and easy being a DJ can be? Now it might be a fact, but it’s not all true! Since being a DJ is all fun and cool, it’s also important for someone who is opting to become a DJ to work hard enough in it. As when it comes to becoming a full-time DJ and making your name in it, one needs to consider putting great effort and skills in it. And for that, once you learn about all the insights of becoming a full-time DJ and master all the required skills; it’ll be a little less of a struggle for you to become a successful DJ. Something that the music...

Awesome Ways To Get In Touch With Nature

Did you know that a lack of exposure to nature can make you more prone to health conditions like allergies and asthma? Part of having a healthy lifestyle is connecting with nature. Studies have shown that spending time in nature reduces stress , boosts your immune system, increases your energy levels, and has an overall positive impact on your well-being. Nature also offers a great opportunity to socialize and strengthen your bond with your family and friends. If you are living in an urban environment, it is still possible to gain access to green landscapes.

To help you out, here...

What is a title loan and how does it work?

Picture this: You pay your bills on time and break even on your budget. You don't have any extra money in your bank account because you're living paycheck-to-paycheck after taking over the mortgage on your home. Unfortunately, a water line gets damaged and you now have water leaking into your bathroom.

You don't have the money to fix the leak, but there's no way you can let it go until your next paycheck. Your only option is to take out a title loan on your car, but you don't understand what that entails. So, what is a title loan?

Keep reading to find out what a title...

Exeter, Pride

A greener rainbow for Exeter Pride 2020

EXCITING plans are being made for Exeter Pride on Saturday, May 2 - and it promises to be the greenest yet.

In a bold move, the trustees have banned petrol and diesel vehicles (other than statutory requirements) from its colourful rainbow march through Exeter High Street.

Electric vehicles, bicycles, giant rainbow flags, morris dancers, Street Heat samba band and thousands of representatives from community groups and organisations have already booked in to take part in the march.

In a new move this year, the march will start, for the first time, from an area near...

Brits expat community living in Malta

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Mon, 03/16/2020 - 10:10am

Have you heard about how many British people have flung to Malta? That’s because the British passport still effortlessly permits British citizens to work and live on the island. Currently, there are just over 5 000 British citizens enjoying Malta’s breeze.

Have you ever wondered why Brit ex-pats love staying in Malta? Are you considering spending your retirement in Malta? As a British resident here’s what you too can enjoy if you make the move like fellow Brits:

  1. Hello sunshine:

As a British citizen, you’ve pretty much accepted the fact that the sun...

How to battle your weak mobile signal

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Mon, 03/16/2020 - 10:01am

Don’t you hate it, when you have to run around the house to catch a better spot for your mobile signal reception? Or, even worse, get constantly frustrated, when you can’t even find that kind of spot?! We know the struggle only too well, and whatever the reasons for your troubles, don’t be gutted over failing connection. There’s a light at the end of the tunnel! You can purchase a mobile phone signal booster , relocate, use a more open plan for your construction, etc. We’ll go over these options, but first of all, let’s face the devil behind the problem and see how you got into this mess...

Ash dieback infected trees near Bickleigh to be felled

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 03/16/2020 - 9:41am

Almost 200 Ash dieback infected trees in Mid Devon will be felled later this month (March).

Devon County Council has identified 190 infected trees in the Bickleigh area that need to be removed for safety reasons.

The County Council has been liaising with private landowners and will carry out the tree felling on their behalf in order to minimise disruption to the travelling public. Previous felling work in the Bickleigh area in February 2018 removed around 60 trees.

To date, Devon County Council has dealt with over 1,000 roadside trees infected with Ash Dieback, or...

Chris Rice – Principal Transport Planner (WSP) / Chris Shipway – Vice Chair CIHT (SW) / Martin Tugwell – President – CIHT / Nik Bowyer – Chair CIHT (SW) with speakers from CIHT (SW) Annual conference 2020 at Reed Hall, University of Exeter

Highways and transportation conference explores link between South West's economic fortunes & transport infrastructure

The Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT) held its 2020 South West Regional Conference at Reed Hall, University of Exeter sponsored by WSP. A registered charity, CIHT is a learned society and membership body with 12 UK nations/regions and a number of international groups. It represents and qualifies professionals who plan, design, build, manage, maintain and operate transport and infrastructure.

‘Rejuvenation and the Economy: Insights into how transport can influence regional prosperity’ was the topic for this year’s annual CPD event. The tightly packed...

How to protect your car from the elements

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Mon, 03/16/2020 - 7:31am

I bet you like to snuggle in a big, soft blanket at the end of the day, don’t you? Your precious automobile deserves the same treatment, don’t you agree? Car covers have been around for a long time, almost as long as automobiles themselves. Now sure, they have changed a lot since then, manufacturers produce them tailor-made and use very different materials, it can be a waterproof cover or a cover for from lighter materials for every-day use. But how to choose the right one for your needs? There are several key points to consider, before making the decision.

  1. Where do you park
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