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Energy for Transformation

How clean power is reshaping the way the world produces and uses energy

Energy has always shaped human progress. From the earliest use of fire to the rise of industrial power, the way energy is produced influences how societies grow, build, and adapt. Today, the world is undergoing another major shift—moving away from finite, fossil-based resources toward clean, renewable energy systems designed for long-term resilience.

Natural forces such as wind and water are at the centre of this transformation. Coastal regions, where strong winds and powerful seas define the landscape, have...

Shadow Minister for AI and Intellectual Property to deliver keynote talk at South West AI conference

Authored by Program
Posted: Mon, 02/12/2024 - 1:41pm

The South West Business Council (SWBC) has announced that the Shadow Minister for Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Intellectual Property, Matt Rodda, will deliver the keynote address at their conference: ‘Harnessing the Power of AI: Meeting the Challenges’ on 16th February 2024 at the Great Hall, University of Exeter.

The event, co-sponsored by tech giants Microsoft, specialist law firm Michelmores, and leading AI company Hertzian, will be held in response to the Chancellor’s Autumn statement released in November 2023. The statement outlined the significant opportunities for...

How to Save Money on Your Energy Bills

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Thu, 02/08/2024 - 10:22pm

In the current economic climate, finding effective ways to save money is crucial for households across the UK. With energy bills on the rise, understanding how to reduce these costs can significantly impact your financial well-being. This guide provides practical tips and strategies to help you lower your energy expenses.

Understanding Your Energy Usage

The first step in reducing your energy bills is to understand how you consume energy. Monitor your daily routines and identify areas where you might be using more energy than necessary. For example, leaving lights on in unoccupied...

Is your gas hob safe?

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Sun, 02/04/2024 - 11:51pm

Twelve UK gas hob manufacturers have been working with the Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) to undertake a corrective action programme to make certain gas hobs safe.

An estimated 100,000 gas hobs sold in the UK may be fitted with a connector that is at risk of failing whether the hob is in use or not. Should this occur, it could lead to poisoning, burns, a gas leak or fire.

This corrective action programme affects certain models of the following brands of gas hobs:

· Belling / Stoves

· Cata / Culina

· Caple

· Comfee...

Understanding the Low Spreads Forex Brokers

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Fri, 02/02/2024 - 9:53am
Low Spreads Forex Brokers

In forex trading, there’s a lot of new terminology to learn. For instance, "low-spread forex brokers." There are so many things in just the term that may be new to you. What is spread? Why do some brokers specialise in it?

And why is it something traders should take note of? Understanding this essential aspect of currency trading can be super helpful in building a successful trading regimen, no matter if you’re just starting out or you have been in the game for a little bit.

With that being said, we want to delve into the realm of low spreads...

Three key roles open within the Great South West Executive team

Authored by Program
Posted: Mon, 01/29/2024 - 2:32pm

Positions include two Deputy Directors to support with business insights, investment and growth

The Great South West Partnership is looking for two new Deputy Directors to join the Executive team, and an Executive Support Officer to support the Director.

The Great South West is the powerhouse brand for Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset and the Isles of Scilly. The Partnership is dedicated to driving investment and spotlighting the region’s world-class industries, businesses, and workforce.

The Deputy Director for Business Insights will shape a dynamic programme of...

Digitalised Museums: Exploring the Future of Art and Culture

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Mon, 01/29/2024 - 6:58am

Digitalised museums symbolise a real revolution in the world of art and culture, opening up new possibilities for exploration and learning. This transformation not only concerns the accessibility of works of art by a wider public but goes far beyond this by redefining the very concept of a museum . Among the first digital products to make their way into museums and, more generally, into events and exhibitions, are LED screens and LEDwalls that introduced high-resolution, high-definition video and images. These are useful communication tools capable of capturing attention quickly and...

Navigating the Legal Maze: A Guide to the Tasks and Duties of Personal Injury Lawyers

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Mon, 01/22/2024 - 3:30pm

In the complex field of personal injury law, lawyers play a crucial role in finding justice for people who have been harmed by someone else's actions. Handling the legal intricacies of personal injury cases demands particular skills and a deep commitment to advocating for the rights of those who are injured. In this guide, we'll examine the specific tasks and responsibilities of personal injury lawyers, providing insight into the intricacies of this important aspect of the legal profession.

What Is A Personal Injury Lawyer?

A personal injury lawyer is a legal expert specializing...

Lent with intent: ShelterBox launches annual Tent for Lent campaign 

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 01/19/2024 - 12:05am

It may be a challenge to forgo something loved during Lent, but the international disaster relief charity ShelterBox is encouraging people to have a go to help fund emergency shelter for people with nowhere to live after disaster.

For its annual Tent for Lent campaign, the charity is asking supporters to pledge to give something up, take on a challenge, or host a fundraising event during Lent to raise funds and awareness of the work it does around the world.

The charity supports people who have been uprooted from their homes by disaster or conflict, providing vital...

Pioneering start-up enlists public as citizen scientists  to help in attempt to save Britain’s ash trees 

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 01/18/2024 - 10:58pm

The UK’s leading biochar start-up, Earthly Biochar , has announced the launch of its government-funded pioneering project to try and save Britain’s ash trees. There are 125 million1 ash trees in England, Scotland, and Wales, and it is estimated that we could lose up to 80%2 of these to the disease, ash dieback.  

First identified officially in the UK in 20123, ash dieback is a highly destructive disease caused by a fungal pathogen, Hymenoscyphus fraxineus. Originating in Asia before spreading to Europe, the fungus has already destroyed more than 80%4 of young ash trees in Norway...

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World Book Day: Commemorating the Richness of Books

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Wed, 01/17/2024 - 10:14pm

World Book Day is an annual event celebrated worldwide to promote the joy of reading and the importance of literature. It is a day dedicated to honoring books and authors, encouraging reading, and fostering a love for learning among individuals of all ages. This article will explore the origins, evolution, and global impact of World Book Day, as well as highlight its significance in promoting literacy and cultural exchange. Additionally, we will delve into how countries around the world celebrate this remarkable day, the role of authors and publishers, and the impact on libraries and...

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