Business re-launch during COVID-19 is poles apart

As a direct result of Coronavirus an Exeter-based business owner has had to adapt the core activity of her newly launched company, Exe Nordic Walking.

A former teacher, Sue Holden established her fledgling company at the beginning of this year, teaching small groups the technique of Nordic Walking. From March she has been unable to organise walking groups following Covid-19 lockdown, so has switched to booking 1:1 training sessions for clients in order to recognise Government’s social distancing measures and ensuring sanitising of the Nordic poles.

Nordic Walking uses...

How is the payout ratio calculated in gambling?

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Mon, 05/25/2020 - 11:07am

For those who are not interested in in-depth game mechanics and just want to have some fun playing their favorite games, some concept of the best online casino payouts might not be of much importance. Enjoying yourself while gaming might be one’s prerogative but understanding some math behind all those beautiful graphics and sound effects might work in your favor. We are not talking about just increasing one’s chances of winning but acquiring some knowledge and power to choose only games that give you those best odds and prolonged gameplay. This can be archived by understanding the...

How to help your child thrive

Authored by Claire Small
Posted: Mon, 05/25/2020 - 10:48am

Helping your child thrive means fighting for them; it means bonding with them and encouraging trust, and it also means teaching them the right values right from the start. It can be difficult, but with these three pillars, your child will thrive no matter the obstacle.

Fight for Your Child

Not every child will be perfect, whole, and healthy. Birth defects occur; sometimes the brain is overactive. There are endless challenges that people face during childhood that they may or may not grow out of.

All of this can be difficult to deal with, but if you have the added burden...

A Business Owners Guide to Carbon Neutrality

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Mon, 05/25/2020 - 10:31am

In 2015, the United Nations collectively agreed to reduce total greenhouse gas emissions. This was through the Paris Climate Agreement, and emphasised how much of a high priority it is across the world to cutting carbon emissions. These changes will affect everyone, individuals, families, businesses, corporations and governments across the globe. After all, we all have a responsibility to take the necessary steps towards a sustainable future.

A higher amount of CO2 in the atmosphere has meant that the planet’s surface temperature has almost increased by 1°C since the 1990s. This...

How to pick a reliable CFD trading platform

Are you looking to get into trading among the various platforms available in the market? With the accessible methods available for one to invest in financially, it may be quite troublesome to narrow down to a suitable one. Several techniques, such as share trading, forex trading, CFD trading, and betting, are available at one’s disposal with the accessibility of the internet to a significant part of the population. However, an experienced trader would recommend the platform to be fruitful and high-profit yielding. This can be held for CFD trading platforms . Your trading platform is a...

Sports betting and its prominent types

For as long as people are playing sports, they have been betting on sports. Today owing to technology, we have both offline as well as online sports betting options. You can get access to William Hill offers that allow you to bet on your favorite sports from the comfort of your house. If you are new to sports betting, then this is the perfect guide for you. In this blog, we are sharing different types of sports betting -

Fixed Odd Betting

Fixed odd is one of the most preferred types of sports betting. Fixed odd is a term that implies that both the players agree on the...

Hoglet baby boom in Exeter predicted following lockdown ‘summer of love’

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Sun, 05/24/2020 - 6:15pm

Lockdown and less traffic on the roads across Exeter may have stopped the clock on the decline of British hedgehog populations. Hedgehog numbers in the UK have plummeted by half over the past 20 years, however the spiky mammals are enjoying something of a resurgence and now experts are predicting a ‘hoglet boom’ next month.

Recent sightings and reports in Exeter noted hedgehogs are indulging in ‘noisy lovemaking’ and with many people saying they will drive less after lockdown and some continuing to work from home, it is important now, more than ever, for the people of Britain to...

The start of The Nello 2019

Nello goes virtual for 2020

FORCE Cancer Charity’s flagship fundraising event is going virtual for 2020.

Ongoing restrictions around the Coronavirus pandemic and mass gatherings mean that FORCE’s annual Nello cycle ride cannot go ahead as planned this summer.

Instead, cyclists will be offered the chance to take part in three different challenges that they can do independently.

There will be a new addition to the Nello’s traditional 55 and 100 mile options – the 25-mile Furloughed Flyer.

This opens up the event for the first time to anyone who doesn’t feel capable of tackling the...

How to get a professional DIY finish during lockdown

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 05/22/2020 - 5:42pm

With people spending a larger amount of time than usual in their homes, taking on DIY tasks has proven an extremely popular way to keep busy and mentally active. RGB Building Supplies has therefore put together advice and top tips on how to tackle three of the most popular DIY jobs.

Paul West, Branch Manager at RGB Exeter, commented: “We all have things in our homes that we would like to do, but many of us put the jobs off because we don’t have the time. As this has now changed for many, there’s an influx of people decorating and carrying out repairs. So, our tips are there to...

Medical Imaging students graduate early online to support NHS with COVID-19

Medical Imaging students from the University of Exeter Medical School who opted to graduate early had an online ceremony to qualify as diagnostic radiographers during the COVID-19 crisis.

32 final year Medical Imaging students joined the online graduation, some even fashioned home-made mortarboards and gowns, to celebrate their graduation on the virtual platform with peers and lecturers.

By graduating early, students will be able to relieve pressure on other more experienced colleagues currently working in the fight against COVID-19, starting their jobs in health trusts...

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