‘Tis the season to be jolly aboard our festively decorated, modern vessels! Hop aboard this holiday season for a warming River Exe cruise with an informative live commentary from the Skipper, detailing the history, beauty and wildlife of the Exe Estuary and surrounding areas. Homemade mulled wine and a warm, locally produced mince pie included.
The Minister of State for School Standards, Nick Gibb, gave the closing keynote speech at the EdTech Week hosted by Broadclyst Community Primary School on Friday 13 November, streaming via the TV studio at the school in East Devon. This was in advance of the final event, the EdTech Summit, on Saturday. He spoke about the importance of delivering high-quality curriculum despite the challenges presented by the pandemic, specifically through online learning platforms and digital strategy training and coaching. He extended his gratitude and applauded the work of the 50 EdTech schools and...
Company culture is a corporate buzzword frequently tossed around today, often in reference to start-ups that have ping pong tables in the break room or initiated company-wide yoga classes. However, great leaders know that company culture goes much deeper than creating fun activities for employees; it is one of the most important components of a successful business. It is the shared ethos of an organization, defined by the values, goals, attitudes, and practices that characterize them, and the stronger and more defined these characteristics are, the stronger the company. When an...
People in Heavitree and Whipton in Exeter are being invited to give their views on how they would like to see local streets improved to make their community a better place to live and work.
Devon County Council and Exeter City Council have launched their joint “Exeter Streets” online consultation to find out what changes people would like to see made to their local streets to make walking and cycling safer and easier in their neighbourhood.
It follows the introduction of the temporary “pop-up” measures earlier this year to support walking and cycling during the...
There was a time when all a person had to do is finish school and get a job that they did until they retired. Those days are long gone. In today's world, you have to be nimble about finding new job opportunities before they are forced to. Below are some strategies from Tick Jobs you can use to keep your career in motion.
1. Networking
It is also known as the hidden job market. You should know that most of the good jobs are not advertised. These positions are usually filled by candidates who learn through word of mouth from former colleagues, friends, and ex-bosses....
If we talk about the most multicultural and busiest city in Europe then London comes to the top of the list. It is not surprising that if you visit London, transportation remains a key concern for you. If it is the first visit there, better you have some ideas about the London transportation system. It will definitely help you from hassle, also from extra spending.
London is the place where thousands of business centers are there and the lives are too busy. It considers a hub of many companies’ headquarters. So, it is important to have a decent knowledge of the London...
During the year Devon Air Ambulance (DAA) receives many messages of thanks and appreciation for their aircrew and medical teams, not just from grateful patients, but also from the friends and family members of those that needed theservice. As part of the 2020 There to Care Christmas Appeal, DAA is inviting supporters toleave a Christmas wish or a festive message for loved ones. These may be special friends, family members or their crew, just to show them you care this Christmas.
By pledging just £3 to the appeal, your Christmas wish or festive message will be tied to their...
In order to get some relief from the hustle and bustle of daily life, we need to take a break and the most popular way to relax is to party. Either you throw a party or you attend one at a friend's place. Organising parties can be quite stressful as it involves a lot of work, organising food and refreshments, menus, finding a venue, hosting etc.
If you sometimes hold a party in your home you’ll know it’s hard work organising everything yourself and it’s a worry as to how to manage all the messy stuff. So we bring you an all-round, magical solution - why not hire a bartender who...
Most of us know that generators are machines that are very helpful when a blackout occurs due to bad weather or other reasons, and you cannot get power from the local grid. And that’s pretty much it. People are generally unaware of how many different types of generators are there or how they function.
Whatever the reasons might be behind you wanting to get this machine, these are some of the main things you need to know before deciding which one to buy.
Why Might You Need an Electric Generator?
Buying an electric generator will never be considered a bad idea. You will...
International independent real estate consultancy Hollis is celebrating its first year of successful business in Exeter.
Over the past 12 months, the firm has seen the team double in size and the range of clients the team services has also grown to include The Crown Estate, British Land and a number of local private property owners and investors.
The team has in-house specialists in dilapidations, project services, tenant alterations, pre-lease surveys, reinstatement cost assessments and planned preventative maintenance reporting. The firm has maintained a committed...
