Live and Move is the new community identity behind the Exeter and Cranbrook Sport England Local Delivery Pilot.
At its heart, Live and Move is a social movement for happier, healthier and more active communities. It’s made up of a group of people and organisations who want to find out about the life circumstances that prevent moving more, whatever that means to the individual.
The group are looking at the ways they can access resources or influence decision makers to make more active lifestyles accessible - and fun!
From bookkeeping and filing tax returns to managing payroll and providing the latest financial advice, accountants can be key when it comes to successfully managing money for businesses of all kinds.
But how much do online accounting packages for small businesses cost? Well, there are plenty of factors behind an accountant’s bill, including the size and type of your business as well as the amount of work you require.
Some small businesses may see the cost of hiring an accountant as an unnecessary one, instead preferring to try and work out their finances themselves....
M&S Exeter has donated 86,535 meals through partnerships with local causes since the 1st March, helping to support vulnerable people in the local area as the Covid-19 pandemic continues.
The retailer’s food redistribution programme has been going since 2015, but the 2020 rollout of a new app which makes it easier for colleagues to donate surplus food to charities has allowed M&S to respond to the increased demand for donations from groups who are helping vulnerable people through difficult times during the pandemic. The app is now in all 585 M&S stores, enabling many...
Every van has its unique purpose. Therefore, it is the duty of every buyer to understand why they are out to buy a particular van, and also select a van that suits their needs perfectly.
Are you a surfer, biker, an explorer, digital nomad, base jumper, or tourist? If you belong to this category, chances are that you will need a lot of space to carry your stuff around. Thus, a 4x4 van may be the appropriate vehicle choice for you. It has a lot of space, reliable, and capable of withstanding heavy loads or carrying a large amount of equipment.
The revolution of the Internet has impacted many things among them is the advertisement and promotion of businesses. Nowadays, firms prefer Social media platforms to advertise their brands as it is economical, a specific audience can be targeted and time-saving.
Promotion of business through Instagram
Instagram is the most used platform for advertisement among many other social media websites. Unlike Facebook, Instagram has a different strategy. There you have the Followers on your account and people can only like or comment. The main thing is to get as many followers as...
If you’ve been in a major car crash, your insurance company might decide that it’s not worthwhile to repair your vehicle and declare it totaled instead. If you’ve never had a car declared totaled before, this can be a confusing process to deal with.
Learn what steps come next and what your options are when your insurer declares your vehicle a total loss.
Deciding Your Car Is A Total Loss
A totaled car is defined by your automotive insurer. Sure, you and your mechanic can discuss the severity of damage and decide whether the costs exceed the value. However, insurance...
Exeter Dementia Action Alliance (EDAA) have joined forces for a second time to create their 2021 ‘Shining A Light On Dementia’ desk calendar, illustrated by the Cartoonist Tony Husband.
Gina Awad, EDAA Lead said “our 2019 calendar was such a success we decided to create another due to popular demand. It’s been such a tough year for everyone and in these times it is so important to raise awareness of how the condition impacts the person living with dementia and those caring for them. We hope our calendar can achieve this with a smile and a tear. It’s been so refreshing working...
There are no rules when it comes to fashion: especially in quarantine. Comfy should not be a prohibited word, there’s nothing wrong with the concept of feeling good in a particular outfit.
Fashion is changing: the experience of lockdown is reshaping our needs and desires, and with few chances of finding an effective vaccine for Covid-19 soon, the issue will probably be with us for some time.
As we spend more time at home - working remotely -, many of our clothes haven’t seen the light of day in months: the lockdown impacted on the way we dress, and style might be the...
“Coronavirus doesn’t take a break - please respect and protect local communities.”
This is the joint message from Council Leaders across the region for anyone thinking of coming to or travelling in and around the south west this half-term in a new social media campaign specifically targeting anyone coming into the region.
“Now is the time to be extra careful,” says Leader of Devon County Council and Chair of the Devon Local Outbreak Engagement Board, Councillor John Hart.
“People may well be considering taking a break this half term but unfortunately coronavirus...
Casual outfits for women in the 40’s eras indeed spell charm and elegance even in their simplicity. The modestly tailored necklines in those dresses and feminine prints added grace to the look.
The 1940s tea dresses were perhaps the most popular among women and were worn when spending a casual afternoon with their friends having tea or running daily errands. So, what were those tea dresses like? Read on to learn more.
The 1940s Tea Dresses
The tea dresses were usually worn by women for casual outings . Characterised by light-weight fabrics and unstructured lines...
