4 Benefits of Using Turbologo for Brand’s Logo Creations

Authored by BHTNews.com
Posted: Tue, 10/20/2020 - 6:07am

A logo is a very important thing for a brand. It is how the customers can just recognize our brand as well as the products we sell. But sure, creating a logo is not an easy thing. Big companies even need to pay a group of people to think about the best logos for them. Sure, this method is relatively expensive mainly if your company is new and just starting to grow up.

One of the best choices to create a company logo is Turbologo. Turbologo is a website that can be accessed by anyone for free. How to create the logo using it is also very easy. You just need to submit the company’s...

Nic Joly's latest work "we can be heroes" launches exclusively at Castle Fine Art

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Mon, 10/19/2020 - 10:39pm

Renowned sculptor Nic Joly has unveiled his latest work, created to help raise much-needed funds for NHS charities. The limited edition piece, which will go on display at Castle Fine Art galleries across the UK, is called ‘We Can Be Heroes’, and carries the message “Who Cares Wins”; a play on words of the famous SAS motto Who Dares Wins.

Nic, who put his time in lockdown to good use making plastic visors for critical workers, says this opened his eyes to the bravery of those people, and their true heroism in battling on all of our behalves. He explains:

“We are all doing...

St Nicholas Priory

Exeter’s oldest building receives lifeline grant from Government’s Culture Recovery Fund

St Nicholas Priory is one of 445 heritage organisations across the country set to receive a lifesaving financial boost from the government thanks to the £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund to help them through the coronavirus pandemic.

445 organisations will share £103 million, including the Priory to help restart vital reconstruction work and maintenance on cherished heritage sites, keeping venues open and supporting those working in the sector.

The Priory will receive a total of £42,700. This money will pay for essential repairs, some development work; equally...

How to get the most out of your heating this Autumn

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 10/19/2020 - 10:26pm

With the drop in temperature and millions encouraged to stay at home, many of us will want to turn the heating up but may be worried how much this will affect our pocket.

This is why the experts at BestHeating , one of the leading suppliers of affordable, luxury designer radiators have put together ten do’s and don’ts to help you save money on your heating and to heat smarter:

Do:

  1. Buy thick curtains – having thicker curtains helps both reduce the amount of colder air coming in and hot air escaping. The thicker the material, the more heat will be
  2. ...
Deliveroo, Exeter

200 new riders set to join Deliveroo in Exeter as demand for food delivery in the city soars

Deliveroo has today announced that it is rapidly expanding the number of riders it works with in Exeter. Deliveroo has been delivering meals in the city for five years now, and now works with over 120 restaurants.

The UK’s leading food delivery company has announced that it will create work for an additional 200 riders in Exeter by the end of the year. Across the UK, the company will have more than doubled the number of riders from 25,000 to more than 50,000 in the UK over the course of 2020.

The company has already started to work with 15,000 new riders across the UK...

Remodelled 180-year-old Almshouses are officially ‘opened’ by Exeter’s Lord Mayor

Exeter Homes Trust celebrated the completion of remodelling work at Atwill Palmer Almshouses, in Exeter’s New North Road.

Due to the pandemic, the celebration was low key, with just a few people in attendance to mark the occasion and Lord Mayor, Cllr Peter Holland, performing the official unveiling. Exeter Homes Trust was determined, however, for their 150 residents to share in the occasion and so have created a Facebook page to showcase the new apartments and the event. Alan Williamson, Chairman of the Charity’s Directors board, comments:

“With many of our residents...

Maximising the benefits of natural ventilation

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Mon, 10/19/2020 - 6:11pm

Over the years, the ongoing concern with the environmental impact and cost of using non-renewable energy to ventilate buildings has led to the rediscovery of natural ventilation's many benefits. Since this type of ventilation doesn't rely on machines, it's a safe and affordable means of cooling indoor spaces. With the right design, it can significantly reduce operational and construction costs.

What are the different options for natural ventilation?

Here are the many methods of using natural ventilation in the design of a residential or commercial building.

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Blue Goose Coffee

Coffee lovers should ‘think local’ during UK Coffee Week says Devon-based Blue Goose

Authored by Lucy
Posted: Mon, 10/19/2020 - 2:07pm

While a cup of coffee is great as a morning pick me up, its far more than a shot of stimulation, and Devon-based Blue Goose Coffee is asking consumers to ‘think local’ before drinking their favourite brand during UK Coffee Week which ends on October 25.

“It’s about conscious purchasing,” said Exeter-based co-founder Lex Thornely who is supporting the annual UK Coffee Week, which is a charitable fundraising week supporting Project Waterfall, where coffee businesses and coffee lovers across the UK come together to help the people and communities who grow coffee.

He continued...

Eight best ways to improve your car at the most cost-effective way

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Mon, 10/19/2020 - 12:58pm

For many of us, our car is the most prized possession. But, if your vehicle is not functioning as per your expectation, it's time to go for some practical ways to boost its performance. Cars are money pits; you have to spend thousands of dollars to fix one car component. But, if you don't have that much money to fix your car, we have come up with the most cost-effective ways to help you get performance while driving.

No matter if you are looking for the best ways to boost your car's performance or are thinking about upgrading the gadgets in it, Carcody is a platform that can...

Crimestoppers

TV presenter Matt Allwright joins Crimestoppers in helping the public in the South West to spot signs of Covid fraud

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Mon, 10/19/2020 - 12:56pm

Matt Allwright is supporting a new Crimestoppers hotline that has been launched to help stop fraudsters illegally targeting Covid stimulus schemes.

In an initiative between government and the independent charity Crimestoppers, the public can now call the new Crimestoppers COVID Fraud Hotline (0800 587 5030) anonymously and free of charge to report suspected fraudulent activity or a simple and secure anonymous online form can be completed at Covidfraudhotline.org .

Over 150 Covid support schemes have been introduced by the government to help those struggling financially,...

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