8 good reasons to study in Melbourne

You want to live a new experience during your studies. Australia is an ideal destination to study. Of all Australian cities, Melbourne is without a doubt a greatplaceto study and live. Discover the 10 good reasons to study in Melbourne.

Higher education in Melbourne highly rated

More than thirty universities and professional institutes - including seven ranked among the best universities in the world (The University of Melbourne, Monash University, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology abbreviated RMIT, Deakin University, La Trobe University, Swinburne University of...

New South West business venture launched to harness community spirit and help companies collaborate

Authored by Marc Astley
Posted: Thu, 09/24/2020 - 5:15pm

A new company has launched that will allow businesses across the South West to team up and secure new regional, national and global projects.

Collaborate South West​ is for business owners and leaders who want to grow their company by teaming up with others to deliver bigger projects.

Founded by Annabel McCabe and Mandy Swift, the company has already secured its first 20 company members in a range of key sectors and is now launching across the region.

Co-founder Mandy Swift said: “By teaming up like-minded business leaders, Collaborate SW will lead to new...

Marine plastics sailed into the Exe for recycling – a carbon free journey

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 09/24/2020 - 3:47pm

Plastics washed up from around the coastline are being sailed up the coast to the Exe Estuary in a carbon-free journey – the first of its kind - before being sorted in Exeter, sent off for recycling and some of the plastics turned into useful items like ocean kayaks.

A 112-year-old schooner – The Annette – is set to dock at Exmouth Marina on 30 September, with over one tonne of marine plastics onboard.

Already en-route, Clean Ocean Sailing’s vessel set off on the latest leg of its journey from Gweek in Cornwall on 18 September. All being well, the schooner is set to...

Five Ways to Improve Your Car’s Performance

Speak to any petrolhead about car performance modifications and most will jump straight to engine tweaking. However, there are a myriad of other tweaks you can make to your car to improve its performance and help it run smoother. After all, there’s more to car tuning than just engine maintenance.

A whole industry has sprung up from modifying cars and there are thousands of enhancements you can make to your vehicle — from changing the wheels and tyres to complete body kit overhauls. Making changes to your car can completely transform both its performance and its looks; plus, it...

Exeter College’s Construction Centre extension welcomes new T Level students

Authored by stephendixon
Posted: Thu, 09/24/2020 - 12:40pm

Exeter College’s new Construction Centre extension has welcomed its first cohort of Construction T Level students following a £1million transformation creating a bespoke learning area for the new qualification.

Exeter College is one of the first providers in the country – and the only one in Devon – to offer T Levels for the 2020 academic year, with two year, full time courses now running in Construction, Digital and Education and Childcare.

T Levels follow on from GCSEs and are set to revolutionise the technical education landscape, providing learners with a qualification...

uni of exeter student living index

Exeter University tops the table with crisis communication during the pandemic, new survey finds

While the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have been felt by everyone, students have been hit particularly hard. The switch to online learning, plus the impact on finances has left many feeling anxious about their future, as both their academic and career prospects are plunged into uncertainty.

The impact of the lockdown and public health crisis on students’ lives has been huge, with universities struggling to adapt to the change. The NatWest Student Living Index surveyed 2,806 students on spending and budgeting to socialising and mental health – revealing Exeter topped the table...

Voice SEO: Tips to improve your voice search optimization

Over the years, content strategies have been known to use articles, blog posts, images and once in a while, video as the main sources of content over the internet. While these avenues have been a great way to drive traffic and promote SEO, some methods such as voice SEO have been overlooked. The way people search for information online has changed significantly over recent years. Podcasts, for instance, is a voice SEO option that helps to develop an intimate connection with the listeners and potential consumers. This is an excellent way to build a reputation, make a brand for yourself...

Importance of Electrical Certificate for Electrical Installations

There are numerous professional electrical certified experts who are confident and experienced to manage various challenging tasks and they offer their best electrical certification plan discount for HMO's, private businesses, Estate Agents, Landlords, Home owners, building owners, facilities management companies and numerous of other attached communities.

Following are the main benefits of the Electrical Certificate for Landlords

  • It ensures that all electrics are safe and secure.
  • No Chance to get failure of installed units.
  • Obtaining an
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Exeter’s 2020 property Rich List revealed

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 09/24/2020 - 6:29am

The average price of a property on Exeter’s most expensive street is more than £1,200,000, according to new data released today by Zoopla, the UK’s most comprehensive property destination.

The Zoopla Rich List 2020, which reveals the city’s ten most expensive streets, shows that Streatham Rise (EX4) is the most expensive street to buy property in Exeter, with average property prices comfortably topping £1,200,000.

EX4, EX1 and EX2 most expensive

The Zoopla Rich List 2020, the definitive list of the costliest streets in Britain based on average house prices,...

Latest active travel measures welcomed

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 09/24/2020 - 6:24am

The closure of Doctors Walk in Exeter has been welcomed as another boost for walking and cycling in the county.

As part of the latest Emergency Active Travel Fund measures, access to the route is now only permitted for pedestrians and cyclists.

This is reducing traffic for residents on Balls Farm Road, which has been a local aspiration for years, improving pedestrian and cycle access from Ide village to local schools, such as West Exe School, and workplaces in the city. New signs promoting the changes to the route have been installed on Ide Lane, Pocombe bridge and...

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