Cranbrook Education Campus students act against anti-social parking

Primary pupils from Cranbrook Education Campus (CEC) silently protested against anti-social parking outside their school gates last week.

The school and the PTA have been working with walking and cycling charity Sustrans on the campaign, which aims to reduce the amount of motor traffic that parks or idles outside the school, improving road safety and air quality.

CEC has worked with Sustrans since 2015, taking part in active travel challenges such as Leg it to Lapland and the Big Pedal with great success, when surveyed last year 76 per cent of students would like to...

The Most Common Gambling Superstitions Among Casino Players

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Wed, 03/04/2020 - 11:26am

T Partaking in offline and online gambling all boils down to luck. On some days you enjoy the spoils of your winnings and other days you go home with significant losses. All gamblers have their own set of superstitions that they firmly believe in; certain signs and symbols are lucky and there are colors, actions, and etiquette to be followed to attract luck and keep bad luck at bay.

Here are top 7 gambling superstitions from across the globe

Do not count money on the table

This is a superstition that most gamblers follow when playing games at the casino. Counting your...

How Reading Can Improve Your Wellbeing

Authored by Claire Small
Posted: Wed, 03/04/2020 - 10:01am

Reading is an essential skill needed in every aspect of our lives, especially for people who are constant learners. Unfortunately, nowadays people have forgotten the importance of actually reading books and rely on the fact that they read enough when they scroll on their social media accounts.

People who read actual books are often seen as veterans, exactly like people who choose the retro versions of different products. If people who use retro helmets benefit only from an awesome vintage look, besides security, people who read books enjoy a lot of health and wellbeing benefits...

Six simple tips that will help you really hear God’s voice

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Wed, 03/04/2020 - 10:00am

Every Christian wants to hear God speak to them in their lives. They want to know what God wants them to do in life. It can seem difficult to hear His voice sometimes. You might pray daily and only hear silence every day. It can quickly become a frustrating experience in your faith. Despite your frustration, all Christians can hear the voice of God in their lives. He intended for you to be guided by His direction throughout life. He won't leave you without knowing how to obey Him. Here are six tips you can follow to help you hear the voice of God.

1. Remove the obstacles....

Five ways to increase employee productivity

In business, small changes can have big consequences, and one such area that can make a big difference is the productivity of your employees. If every employee came to work every day and was able to maximize 100% of their time, it would make a huge difference to the performance of your business, so how can you work toward improving employee productivity?

Many of these tips are quite simple, but if done properly, they can help create a working atmosphere that gets more out of your employees. Everyone can make small improvements, and with these ideas, you can turn those small...

Getting a Degree Important for Entrepreneurs?

Today, very few people are of the opinion that higher education is necessary for doing business. The majority seems to think that no specialized training is needed to become a successful entrepreneur. It is enough if you have natural gifts, tenacity, willpower, and strength of character. Contemporary businessmen and women should be ready for constant pressure and possess a psychological capacity for it.

It is almost impossible to teach how to be a good entrepreneur because a person either has what it takes or they don’t. An academic degree for business people can be useful for the...

Five ways to increase employee productvity

In business, small changes can have big consequences, and one such area that can make a big difference is the productivity of your employees. If every employee came to work every day and was able to maximize 100% of their time, it would make a huge difference to the performance of your business, so how can you work toward improving employee productivity?

Many of these tips are quite simple, but if done properly, they can help create a working atmosphere that gets more out of your employees. Everyone can make small improvements, and with these ideas, you can turn those small...

How to wear and style the sweatshirt impeccably

A sweatshirt is a staple piece in every man’s wardrobe. Wearing the sweatshirt is incredibly easy and is undoubtedly a favourite for most men especially during the cold months. Unlike jumpers, sweatshirts are light, comfortable and they don’t itch. They are worn in casual relaxed settings most of the time. Gone are the days when sweatshirts used to be worn for the gym or hanging around the house over the weekend. Modern-day sweatshirts are now a fashion statement to be reckoned with.

The best thing about sweatshirts is that they come in a variety of colours. It’s a basic piece of...

Can Online Medical Product Reviews Be Trusted?

Sometimes, you might have cases when you are feeling sick or not well, your curiosity and panic cause you to search up your own symptoms. Other times, you might be wondering about a new drug, or medical product, and aren’t quite sure what to make of it, so you look to your most accessible resource to tell you about it. The big question is, can online medical product reviews be trusted? If so, what makes them trustworthy? If not, what are the reasons for that as well?

Here are some key points that you need to consider whenever you are using the internet as your key resource...

Rainbows and applause when Exeter City took stand against homophobia for 11th year

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Tue, 03/03/2020 - 5:42pm

EXETER City Football Club said “no to homophobia” at its home game with Crawley Town on Saturday, February 29.

The match was designated as the Club’s annual “Football v Homophobia” fixture and a number of initiatives were organised by the Exeter City Supporters’ Trust, its One Game One Community (OGOC) Group and Exeter City Community Trust.

It is 11 years ago since the international initiative was founded and the 11th time that a designated Football v Homophobia (FvH) match has been held by Exeter City.

Three years ago, Lou Englefield, Director of the national...

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