Re-flow field management software team

Local software company receives major investment backing

Authored by OllieReFlow
Posted: Fri, 10/09/2020 - 2:35pm

A further endorsement to the rapid growth of Re-flow field management software, has come in the form of backing from a new investment company, Haatch, who finished off the latest investment round and launched a new phase in Re-flow’s software development. The additional funding will further support Re-flow as we establish our software as the market leader in highways, construction and civil engineering workflow management.

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Based in Exeter, Devon, Re-flow provides a site to office digital transformation solution that means the entire workflow of...

Face coverings to be worn on school transport

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 10/09/2020 - 1:16pm

Students in Devon are being told they must wear face coverings when travelling on school transport.

Since the start of term, Devon County Council has asked students aged 11 and over to wear a face covering when travelling on dedicated school transport, unless they are exempt. However, many haven't followed the advice.

The County Council is writing to all parents of students that use school transport to inform them that their children have to wear a face covering with immediate effect - and from Monday 2 November it will become a condition of travel.

This means...

Chiefs side to face Bath

Authored by Mark Stevens
Posted: Fri, 10/09/2020 - 12:46pm

Rob Baxter has spelt out to his Exeter Chiefs side that they will need to produce a 'season's best' display if they are to overcome rivals Bath Rugby in tomorrow's Gallagher Premiership semi-final at Sandy Park (4:30pm).

In a week where off-field matters have dominated the rugby headlines, now it's on-field matters that will take centre stage for the Chiefs and Bath, who themselves were only confirmed as the final play-off side on Wednesday morning.

Up until that point, Baxter and his players were having to play the waiting game whilst detailed discussions and further...

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Fun Activities to do with your Family and Kids

Authored by BHTNews.com
Posted: Fri, 10/09/2020 - 11:47am

Spending time with your family is crucial for the collective growth of your kid's and your spouse's personality. Family is a blessing and ignoring, or undermining this fact will have long-term effects on your life.

Many parents are confused about what they should do when they are supposed to spend time with their families. Most of them think that doing the same activities will make their family think that they are some boring parents, which is true if you do not put some effort.

This article will help you find some new ways of spending time with your family. But before...

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A trading platform is like an online market place where a buyer and seller can interact with each other to trade in cryptocurrency. In this platform, we can buy, sell, and exchange the shares of a company. It is the relation between companies and shareholders. The top-notch trading platforms support trading in Dollars, Pounds, Euros, and Yen. It is used to place financial orders as per your stock or budget. These operations can be carried out by traders from trading rooms of a financial or stock exchange institutions or from the internet in the case of independent traders. The online...

CBD oil for pets - A gentle way to help your dog manage pain

When your dog develops arthritis it can really take a toll on his or her vitality and joy of life. There’s nothing canines love more than a walk or a run in the park and when they can’t do that, they end up unhappy and depressed. Larger dogs are particularly susceptible to hip issues and it can leave them unable to move, but the good news is that CBD oil for pets can offer some relief.

Traditional ways of treating arthritis in dogs often involve the use of anti-inflammatory and painkilling drugs. However, these drugs often cause more harm than good, with side-effects like...

Exeter-based Musician to Perform in Global Benefit for Gender Equality and Environmental Sustainability

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 10/09/2020 - 12:25am

Exeter-based performer Riaz Ahmad will join nine musicians and artists from across the globe for a virtual music festival that will raise money to support Creative Action Institute’s work to advance gender equality and build a more sustainable planet.

Riaz will be performing a set as part of Raising Spirits, Creative Action Institute’s online event taking place October 24th at 4:00 pm EST. He is joining performers from Bristol, Boston (United States), New York City, Cincinnati, Seattle, Kenya, and Cameroon, in this one-night-only event.

Tickets are available for purchase...

How to make a lengthy commute more bearable

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Thu, 10/08/2020 - 11:40pm

If you think that your commute takes too long, you aren't alone. Many people in the United States feel that their daily transport to and from work should take under an hour. However, the reality is that the commute is often much longer, up to several hours per day. The amount of time spent trying to get to and from work is frustrating, although there are ways to make the commute more valuable. The following five tips will help ease the pain of a long commute and help you feel like you are making the most of the time spent traveling.

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Exeter woman speaks out on mental health battles with diabetes

To mark World Mental Health Day on Saturday 10th October, an Exeter woman who was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at just nine-years-old, shares her journey from ‘model diabetic,’ to enforced hospitalization, and back again - to highlight the psychological difficulties of managing the condition.

When Pippa Anning, now 23, first learned she had diabetes she was at primary school. Despite her young age, and with the support of both her family and the children’s diabetes group, Exeter Snack Pack, she handled her condition so well she soon earned the moniker ‘model diabetic’ by her...

Here’s to Thee – new art collaboration explores the rich ecology and culture behind cider making

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 10/08/2020 - 10:40pm

A fascinating and thought-provoking new collaboration will seek to uncover the complex ecology and cultures that surround the art of cider making.

Arts and Culture University of Exeter and the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery (RAMM) have teamed up to launch a joint Arts Commission 2020-21 led by internationally-renowned artist, Simon Pope.

The project - called Here’s to Thee after the opening line of the traditional apple wassail – will see Pope collaborate with a team of creative practitioners, curators from RAMM and University of Exeter academics to explore...

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