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-...

Stagecoach appoints new Managing Director of South West bus operations

Stagecoach has announced a new managing director for its bus operations in the South West of England.

Mike Watson has been confirmed as the new Stagecoach South West Managing Director after taking the role on an interim basis in November.

Mike has almost 25 years’ experience of the bus industry and has held a number of senior positions within Stagecoach, including time spent as Managing Director of Stagecoach South West between 2013 and 2015. Mike began his career in 1996 in the service planning department at London Transport Buses and then had roles within Go Ahead and...

20 Bathroom Storage Hacks

Thinking of ways to make your bathroom look more organized? Your savior is here as this article will be giving you exactly 20 tips on how to make way for more storage space. With these tips, you’ll be able to clear all that clutter and thus spend less time preparing in the bathroom. Plus, it will remain cleaner when it's neater as well! Without further introduction, let’s see what bathroom ideas there are!

1. Use an Etagere

Just place an etagere in the bathroom and you will immediately gain extra storage space without having to drill holes in the wall for shelving and...

8 essential tips for choosing a tutor for your child

When it comes to their child’s education, every parent wants the best for them.

And one of the best ways to help boost your child’s academic potential is to hire a tutor who can offer specialist one on one support.

With that in mind, here are eight essential tips for choosing a tutor.

1. Talk to your child

Most children don’t like to struggle with work, so before you choose a tutor, discuss it with your child and try and get their buy-in by explaining how tutoring will benefit them. If your child is on board from the start the tutoring is more likely to be...

The Jive Aces - Big Beat Revue

The Jive Aces - Big Beat Revue

Event Date: 
22/02/2020 - 7:30pm to 11:00pm
Venue: 
Northcott Theatre, Stocker Rd. Exeter, EX4 4QB.

"The crazy energy of the Jive Aces can certainly whisk you away to a different era and tempt you to Jump, Jive and Wail out of happiness and joy!" - The Student Newspaper, Edinburgh

The UK’s No.1 swing and jive band and Britain's Got Talent semi-finalists, The Jive Aces present their brand new show “The Big Beat Revue”. The show features special guests, West End singer and dancer Kara Lane, Lottie B on the low baritone sax, the vibrant notes of the trumpeting of Antonio Socci and the romantic accordion playing of Grazia Bevilacqua.

From beginning to end the show is full...

How will 5G affect your area?

5G has just made its grand appearance after many months of waiting. According to The Guardian , there are many cities across the UK already boasting the latest 5G coverage. For weeks (and months), we have heard about the 5G and how it is going to transform, not only your internet speeds, but your entire life. Now that it’s here, you might want to know how it is going to affect your area.

  • Money will be spent on new smartphones.

Community members will need to spend money on a new smartphone. Yup, it’s true. Unfortunately, your regular smartphone device won’t be...

Devon achieves second record year for new businesses

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 01/23/2020 - 6:02am

Latest statistics show that more new businesses were established in Devon during 2019 than in any previous year – hitting a record high for the second year in a row.

Despite political and economic challenges, 6,196 new companies were registered in the county compared to 5,908 during 2018, representing an increase of 4.9%.

This brings the total number of registered companies in Devon to 53,264, up from 51,129 at the end of 2018 - which equates to 4.2% growth.

The statistics come from the Inform Direct Review of Company Formations using data from Companies House and...

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