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Work to start on Heavitree Road bus improvements

Improvement work to enhance bus services on Heavitree Road in Exeter will get underway next month (February).

The scheme, which will start on Monday 2 February, involves the construction of a new traffic island and installation of a new set of traffic signals at the end of the outbound (eastbound) bus lane between Grendon Road and Polsloe Road/Barrack Road.

These new signals will give buses priority at the Polsloe Road / Barrack Road junction, making it easier for buses to progress towards Heavitree Fore Street or move from the bus lane into the right turn lane for...

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This ain't no Friday night panic!

Authored by Sue Cade
Posted: Thu, 12/19/2019 - 12:38pm

The Recycled Candle Company is opening its doors to chaps who need inspiration, advice and beer when deciding what gifts to buy for their loved ones.

Friday 20th December is the date for last minute male shoppers who need guidance with their Christmas gift selection this year.

Richard Hills-Ingyon and Sargon Latchin of The Recycled Candle Company are keeping the Gandy Street shop open until late to give suggestions for guilt-free gifts that don’t cost the earth.

Richard explained: “We are on a mission to prevent those last-minute purchases at the local garage which...

Childline prepares to support children during their darkest hours at Christmas

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 12/19/2019 - 12:31pm

Childline volunteers are preparing to work day and night over the festive period to help young people from the South West who are struggling to cope with serious mental health problems.

In 2018/19 the NSPCC service delivered 7,157 counselling sessions across the 12-day period over Christmas and New Year – with almost 900 of those sessions happening between midnight and 7am.

More than half of those seeking support through the night across the festive period were struggling with mental health issues, self-harm and in the worst cases, suicidal thoughts and feelings.

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New campaign warns of threat of radicalisation

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 12/19/2019 - 10:51am

The Safer Devon Partnership has today launched a campaign featuring a hard-hitting film, warning people of the threat of radicalisation.

Through its campaign the Partnership, which provides leadership for community safety work carried out across the county, is seeking to raise awareness about the risks of radicalisation, and in particular the role the internet (through social media, online gaming etc) often plays in that process.

Radicalisation is the process by which a person comes to support terrorism and extremist ideologies associated with terrorist groups. People can...

How to get a luxury car in an accessible way

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Thu, 12/19/2019 - 10:30am

So many of us think about that one special car – the one we have dreamt about owning since we were little, or the one that still makes our heads turn as an adult. Wouldn’t it be amazing to be able to walk into a dealership, hand over the money outright and go home with your new pride and joy? Unfortunately, that’s not realistic for many of us, so instead, it’s better to look at more accessible ways.

How can you get your hands on a luxury car in an accessible way? Read on to find out.

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Luxury cars depreciation rates tend to be a lot higher than those...

How to make money online

Since the advent of the internet and the awareness of every individual towards the online platform, there has been a lot that has changed about the world, one of which is the level of poverty. Everyone has been able to go online to find his or her niche and make serious money. There are so many ways of making money online, and so many enthusiasts have proved this. The online platform has made a lot of people billionaires and millionaires, even at a very young age. The purpose of this article is to inform online enthusiasts of the way of making money online beyond just spending hours doing...

Famous faces take part in January Blues campaign to raise awareness of mental health issues

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 12/18/2019 - 1:41pm

January can often bring about a post-festive slump, so throughout the month an Exeter marketing company is sharing stories about mental health and wellbeing from inspiring professionals.

From England rugby player and Exeter Chiefs team member Alec Hepburn to Polar explorer and world record holder Ann Daniels, well-known people will be among those sharing their personal experiences of mental health issues and their wellbeing tips.

The campaign is part of Chalk + Ward’s commitment to the Time to Change pledge, which is run by charities Mind and Rethink Mental Illness. Time to...

Bespoke independent tailoring company opens in Princesshay

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Wed, 12/18/2019 - 12:22pm

Sharif Bespoke Tailoring, an independent tailoring and alteration shop will open its doors in Princesshay, Exeter on 19th December. The company offers shoppers high quality, hand crafted, made to measure and bespoke suits as well as an alteration service.

Sharif Bespoke Tailoring will join independent occasion wear brand Julia’s Collection on Roman Walk. After years of working in the world-renown Savile Row, London, owner Sharif Mirzad is passionate about traditions and aims to preserve the best of Savile Row’s handmade construction techniques.

Katherine Armstead, Senior...

Father Christmas invites you to his winter wonderland at Cofton Holidays

Children have the chance to explore a festive wonderland and meet Father Christmas this December by visiting multi award-winning holiday park, Cofton Holidays.

Based near the pretty coastline of Dawlish Warren, Cofton Holidays is hosting Father Christmas and his hard-working elves at its very own magical grotto. He will be welcoming children on Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd December, 11am-1pm and 2pm-5pm.

Well-behaved boys and girls can tell Father Christmas all about what they would like for Christmas and post their wish list in the Festive Post Box, ready to be sent to...

Inspirational Exeter volunteer wins national charity award

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 12/18/2019 - 9:23am

An Exeter man’s volunteering work has been recognised by national charity Epilepsy Action. Simon Privett received the Epilepsy Action Volunteering award in a presentation at the Exeter’s support group Christmas meeting (Wednesday 27 November).

Simon, 37, has epilepsy and is a passionate advocate for people living with the condition. He has set up and manages two extremely successful Epilepsy Action coffee and chat groups in Exeter and Torbay. More recently, he has launched a third support group at Exeter University. He knows the importance of helping people to stay in touch beyond...

Why Lottoland is challenging the UK National Lottery with lotto betting

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Wed, 12/18/2019 - 8:41am

The UK National Lottery is operated by a commercial company, Camelot, with the funds going towards several goods causes such as education, culture, health, and others.

There is a high degree of social credence in participating in this lottery, and that's what the UK government is intent on protecting through the recent ban on the UK National Lottery lotto betting .

The new law against betting on the UK National Lottery outcomes came into effect in 2018. Operators offering bets on the UK National Lottery and the EuroMillions draws are now in breach of licensing rules....

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