There is nothing that feels better than having a successful barbecue party. If you have been to one, you can tell that they create a perfect opportunity to link up with friends or family. Are you planning to host your first-ever barbecue fest? Well, as the host, you can find the entire process complicated. Also, you can’t forget to mention the fear that comes with not being sure whether the party will be a success or not. Like any other party, a barbecue fest takes effort and planning. Luckily for you, this article has the easy steps to help you come up with a fantastic barbecue party....

Let's talk a little bit about making money with your new affiliate account. There are some very important things you need to know about before you start your new business. Here's a simple guide for buying domains for new affiliates .

First, you need to choose a domain name. The name should be something that will get people interested in your site. You can use your affiliate marketing website name as a general name for your website. Your affiliate website is your storefront.

You can choose a website design and you can change the look of your site anytime you want. You can...

In the modern world, personal injury cases are a common occurrence. When it comes to dealing with cases of such nature, the first and most crucial step to take is picking the right attorney to represent you. The specialist can help provide the support and expertise you need for a positive outcome in your case. Today, there are many personal injury attorneys scattered across the US, and hence picking the right guy for the job can be a daunting experience.

Personal injury cases can be overwhelming. Now and then, you are needed to keep tabs with the lawyer to help...

Since the outbreak of the COVID pandemic, many businesses are searching for ways to maintain their status quo and continue to function normally. There are multiple ways that business owners can pivot in this challenging time. Here are three crucial steps to protect your business and employees in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak.

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Many storefronts relying on in-person shopping are now faced with customers needing delivery orders. As buyers find themselves unable to leave their homes, internet shopping is booming and courier...

People in the South West who need wheelchairs and other mobility aids during the coronavirus crisis do not have to go without because of the national emergency.

That’s the message from the British Red Cross, which provides short-term loans of wheelchairs and other mobility aids across the UK, and has teamed up with Big Yellow Self Storage to scale up its offering in response to Covid-19.

The Red Cross is working in 70 hospitals across the UK, providing mobility aids that assist with patient discharge, while most of its 100+ community-based mobility centres remain open so...

People are being reminded to stay at home and only make essential journeys during the coronavirus lockdown.

The advice from Devon County Council comes as traffic figures from a sample of 10 automatic traffic counters on Devon’s A-roads have shown that traffic volumes have started to creep up over the past week.

During the first two weeks of the lockdown, there was a dramatic reduction in traffic of around 68%/69% – with daily trips on those roads down to around 57,000 from around 178,000 at the same time last year.

However, over the last week, around 10,000 more...

Overnight resurfacing work will resume at Moor Lane roundabout in Exeter from Monday (4 May). The scheme on the A3015 Honiton Road/Moor Lane roundabout was temporarily put on hold last month as the contractor placed its staff in furlough due to the coronavirus pandemic. However, work to complete the scheme will now recommence from 8pm on Monday night, with site staff observing social distancing restrictions. Closures will be in place each weekday evening, Monday to Friday, from 8pm-6am over the next two weeks. No work will be undertaken or closures required during daytime, at weekends or...

More than 100 free online courses developed by Learn Devon as part of Devon County Council’s response to the coronavirus pandemic are available from today (Friday 1 May).

The online courses cover three main subject areas – employability, wellbeing and digital skills.

Learn Devon provides adult and community learning courses on behalf of Devon County Council. The registered training provider has devised the new online learning courses to support people who may have been made redundant or are currently seeking work.

There are also online courses that have been...

Artists from across Devon and Cornwall have harnessed their creative talents and shown that home is where the art is, to produce an inspirational set of new, small-scale arts commissions.

Ten freelance artists from across the West Country have create a series of playful and innovative projects, using inspiration only found in their homes, as part of a specially-designed local project.

The scheme, called Hyperlocal, was launched last month as a collaboration between Arts and Culture, University of Exeter, Exeter Phoenix, Kaleider and Exeter Northcott Theatre and designed...

An Exeter primary school has been selected as one of 20 UK institutions with outstanding technology practices to help support schools and colleges in delivering the best possible remote education.

Broadclyst Community Primary School (BCPS) has an international reputation for its use of technology in education and has been awarded by the Department for Education EdTech Demonstrator School status. The programme is being delivered by a consortium including the National Grid for Learning, Sheffield Hallam University and The Education Foundation. BCPS, along with the other EdTech...