8 Solutions to a Sluggish and Clogged Drain

Believe it or not, you can fix the majority of problems in your house without a mechanic. What is even more important, you can do it equally efficient while saving a lot of money. There are some "little secrets of the great masters" and it's high time you used them:

Plunge the drain

When your drain is clogged or sluggish, plunging is the first step you need to take. A plunger is a tool that creates a pressure that forces a clog to move. It's completely safe and won't cause any damage to your drain. Before getting to plunging, remove all the debris from the sink. Fill the...

Stagecoach South West route consultation – here's what it means for you

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 01/23/2020 - 9:55pm

As part of Stagecoach South West`s commitment to their customers and stakeholders, they have produced a second Consultation Plan, following the successful launch of last year’s 2019 plan. The Route Consultation Plan for 2020 sets out aims for the coming year as well as offering an opportunity for the public to actively participate in the bus route planning process for Stagecoach routes in the South West region.

On-going work with key stakeholders such as Devon County Council, other main local authorities and employers has helped to shape the bus network in a way that encourages...

How to Get More Bass in Your Car?

Music is often an essential aspect to any traveling experience. People have varying preferences for the type and quality of music they listen to on the road. While some prefer a cool driving system within ordinarily acceptable bass levels, some enjoy deep bass or even treble. For them to achieve these experiences, they invest heavily in superior sound systems.

However, the installation and location of the sound system is a critical factor in meeting the desired quality from the sound system. In this light, various tips could significantly improve enjoyment and enhance the quality...

LGBTQ+ X-Plore youth groups transfer of governance

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 01/23/2020 - 1:53pm

ON January 1, 2020 X-Plore Youth Group, which has run dedicated youth groups for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer plus (LGBT+) young people in Devon for 18 years, transferred the running and governance of the charity to Space (formerly Devon Youth Service).

Space Youth Workers have operated the current groups in Exeter and Barnstaple, for the last few years, so there will be no change to how the groups are run.

The website, social media and email addresses also remain the same.

The change means that X-Plore will cease to be a charity in its own right (...

5 ways to earn some extra cash in the New Year

Authored by Claire Small
Posted: Thu, 01/23/2020 - 11:28am

January is doing what it does best; dragging on while draining the bank. It feels as if six months have passed since your last pay day in December and that another six more will pass until your next one at the end of January, doesn’t it? Don’t worry if this is what it feels like, you are not alone! Many Brits are suffering the very same plight after a festive season of living it up and over-indulgence, but that does not mean that you have to just accept it and struggle on.

There are a few things that you can do to earn a bit of extra income in the cash-strapped month of January and...

Katie Jewell, Regional Manager for Guardian Homecare in Devon.

More cash for care in Devon could be on its way soon

Authored by Reporters
Posted: Thu, 01/23/2020 - 10:02am

BREAKING news that Devon could receive a much-needed multi-million-pound cash boost for its vital services has been welcomed by one of the county’s leading home care providers (January 2020).

Guardian Homecare, which operates services in the Exeter area, says it supports the new spending boost being proposed for essential Devon County Council services.

Regional Manager for the domiciliary care agency, Katie Jewell explained: “Devon’s ruling Cabinet agreed a draft budget, which included a rise of almost £32 million in spending on children’s services, adult care and roads...

Bicuspid Aortic Valve Disease: All you need to know

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Thu, 01/23/2020 - 10:02am

The inherited form of heart disease, Bicuspid Aortic Valve, is when two of the leaflets of the aortic valve fuse during development in the womb. This can result in a two-leaflet valve, as opposed to a three-leaflet valve, which is normal. If you are experiencing symptoms of the disease, it’s advised that you visit a specialist London heart clinic , who will be able to examine you and determine the steps that you need to take. We have compiled a guide for all you need to know about Bicuspid Aortic Valve disease, below.

What Is Bicuspid Aortic Valve Disease?

The aortic valve...

How to organise your warehouse more efficiently

Organising your warehouse is vital in order to reduce the risk of inventory loss, to ensure that tasks can be completed efficiently, and to boost the productivity of your employees. Whether you are looking to set up a warehouse or to improve your organisation after an audit, here are some of the best ways that you can keep your inventory and equipment in order.

Install Storage Solutions

Storage solutions are vital for your warehouse as they allow you to keep inventory in retrievable places to prevent the potential loss of both your stock and your time. One of the best...

New Arrivals at Rundlewalker

Exeter Solicitors Rundlewalker are delighted to announce the appointment of new director Jenna Hamilton-Pursglove who is heading up their Conveyancing Department. And to extend a warm welcome back to two members of the team who missed the friendly atmosphere so much, they couldn’t wait to return.

Jenna originally studied English and Public Relations at Sheffield Hallam University, but it was a summer job in an Exmouth Solicitors that gave her a taste for law. She then went on to study law via distance learning with CILEx, qualifying as a Chartered Legal Executive.

‘CILEx is...

How and why oak wood is still considered the safest bet for doors and window frames?

The selection of material for door and window frames during a renovation or building a new house can be daunting. Partly due to an array of choices and a bombardment of synthetic materials in this affair. It is surprising how oak wood persists to be a brilliant option for door and window frames. Internal oak doors and window frames are like a testament of your choice and are a classic addition to adorn your dwelling. These not only necessitate guests to take a gander and appreciate but have several other benefits. No wonder this age-old natural resource has retained its place in this ever-...

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