For some, working for themselves is one of those big dreams. Satisfaction, freedom, no one is looking over the shoulder (except your partner), oh, life, right? Well, not in all cases. Freelance photography life can be difficult.
Lack of weekly check-in stability, with no colleagues talking or having lunch for long periods with a small payment. For it to work, you need to be devoted and follow some specific rules. Freelance Photography Jobs has changed the trend of professional photographers globally. This opportunity has also brought a massive chance in saving money, and time to...
Casinos rely on strict security measures to protect themselves, their employees, and their customers. These measures are put in place to minimize risks for consumers and casinos. What are the security measures utilized by online and brick-and-mortar casinos? What roles do these security measures play in keeping casinos safer? Have these security measures changed over the years? Find the answers to these questions in the article below.
Continues to Strengthen
As crime continues to increase around casinos, security measures are strengthened accordingly. Unfortunately, not...
When a person has strong religious beliefs, they want it to affect every area of their lives. Someone might display Bible quotes or a fish sign on their car, or wear T-shirts featuring religious quotes. When it comes to a person’s home, they may wish their faith to be visibly at the centre. It’s their private space, after all.
When there is a real religious vibe in the home, it can help the family in their daily walk and send a clear statement to visitors as to what their beliefs are. Anyone who is trying to ‘desecularise’ their home and make it more faith-based may struggle...
Councillors have supported proposals for a number of “pop-up” measures to support walking and cycling in Exeter to be made permanent, and to carry out public consultation on some of the other arrangements in the city.
Devon County Council introduced a series of temporary measures in the city and other parts of the county in June, using a £338,000 allocation from the government’s Emergency Active Travel Fund. Social distancing requirements have reduced public transport capacity and the changes mirror the County Council’s proposed strategic cycle routes, providing safer routes for...
With summer winding down and fall quickly getting into full swing it is prime time to be looking for ways to get your patio ready for winter. If you have had a deck for a while, then chances are pretty good that you may already have a system for winterizing your deck that may or may not be effective. There are many different ways to get your patio ready for winter without spending a bunch of money, or making major changes to your overall setup. This article will seek to shed light on a few key things you can do to make sure your patio is ready for winter, without sacrificing too many of...
Conjunctivitis, commonly known as a pink eye, is an infection or inflammation of the membrane known as the conjunctiva. It is a transparent membrane and covers your part of the eye. When the vessels in this membrane get inflammation, it becomes visible. Consequently, your eye becomes pink or red.
Pink eyes will usually discharge a lot of yellowish gunk that might stick around your eyes, making you struggle to open your eyes in the morning. Pink eye usually heals itself within a week or two, but there are methods through which you can treat your pink eye fast and ease its pain....
Grapevine Local is today being launched in Devon, giving local people the opportunity to join this free online hub and play an active role in making their community the best place to work, live and play. The launch has been designed to coincide with World Values Day on 15th October 2020, an opportunity to think on our most deeply held values, one of which is the way we interact with those around us.
Grapevine Local, an app and a website, is designed to help businesses to reach the people who are interested in what they have to say. Companies across Devon are invited to sign up...
There will be no live Remembrance Sunday Services in Exeter because of Covid-19 restrictions, it has been announced. Instead a service will be streamed live online.
Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, Exeter City Council and Devon County Council supported by the 6th Battalion of the Rifles, made the hard decision not to conduct a live public service in the City for the safety of all those that would attend.
This will be the first time that the City Service, which usually takes place at Northernhay Gardens and the County Service, usually held on Cathedral Green, are coming...
Exeter School is delighted to offer eight free places to children from the local community for the fourth year running.
There are three full bursaries - called Foundation Bursaries and funded from alumni legacies and gifts - on offer for entry into Year 7.
Three full bursaries are on offer for the Sixth Form funded from the St John's Hospital Educational Foundation grant. Two further free places to study the Sciences in the Sixth Form, 'The George Williams Bursaries', have also been made possible by a generous bequest and continuing donations from the estate of a...
Financial support is being made available to employed or self-employed people living in Exeter who are having to self-isolate as a result of coronavirus and cannot work from home.
The new national scheme is being administered by Exeter City Council on behalf of the Government.
It applies to people who have been told to self-isolate by NHS Test & Trace since 28 September, cannot work from home, will lose income as a result and are in receipt of one of a number of qualifying benefits.
The support will take the form of a single payment of £500.
