A boiler is crucial to your home’s comfort, especially in the colder months. Over time, however, your boiler may start showing signs of wear and tear.
This will lead to costly repairs, inefficiency, and potential safety issues. If you're unsure whether it’s time to replace your boiler, here are eight key signs you shouldn’t overlook.
1. Frequent Breakdowns
If your boiler is frequently breaking down, it’s a clear indication that it’s no longer reliable. Instead of spending money on constant repairs, it might be time to consider a new model.
Last weekend, Accelerate Trampoline and Gymnastics competed in the Southwest Championships; a competition that celebrates all levels and ages of the talent we have in the region, from Plymouth to Poole to Gloucester and Bristol.
It was a wonderful day combining Olympian Kirsty Way performing, with young gymnasts who were competing for the first time.
A team of nineteen Accelerate athletes travelled to Bath to take part and returned with a haul of medals and personal bests including four SW Champions, two silver medals and two bronze medals.
People can help tackle the serious barriers to accessible legal advice in the South West by supporting a crucial free access to justice clinic.
The University of Exeter’s trusted Community Law Clinic is playing a key role in helping those in need.
Recent years have seen a big increase in the number of people using it and those involved have launched a fundraising campaign to ensure they can reach more customers.
The pro-bono service helps to support people in the region, which has been identified as a law advice “desert”. They face major issues in affording...
Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital has scooped a national award for its commitment to patients living with incurable blood cancer.
The hospital was presented today with the Myeloma UK Clinical Service Excellence Programme (CSEP) Award in recognition of its outstanding care and dedication to people with myeloma, an incurable blood cancer which claims the lives of 3,000 people in the UK each year.
Staff were praised for their efforts to improve patients’ quality of life and eagerness to listen to their needs.
The accolade, awarded by blood cancer charity Myeloma UK,...
Ronin, a community programme participant from the award-winning Premiership Rugby HITZ education and employment programme, was recently awarded the HITZ Young Achiever Award 2024 at the annual HITZ awards ceremony.
Honoured for overcoming a range of challenges and working the hardest to progress on his journey in education, training and developing life skills to increase his chances of employment, Ronin will now be celebrated during Community Weekend Round 7 of Gallagher Premiership Rugby (29th Nov - 1st Dec).
For 18 year old Ronin, from Broadclyst, Exeter, it has been a...
Cranbrook Education Campus, (CEC) part of the Ted Wragg Trust , has welcomed a new therapy dog this term.
Her in-school training commenced with visits during the summer holidays to familiarise herself with the environment followed by some shorter sessions meeting staff and finally in the final week of the last half-term, 'Meet Aurora' sessions with each individual class.
Aurora, who is staff member Mrs Edingham's 4-year-old cockapoo, has officially started her role as a therapy dog in the primary phase of CEC. Following her basic training, Aurora is currently enrolled in...
The many types of e-liquids available offer vaping experiences suitable for a range of preferences and devices. Learn how to find your ideal vape juice.
Given the vast number of e-liquids available, finding your ideal vape juice can seem like looking for a needle in a haystack. There is a huge variety of these flavoured liquids catering to different vaping styles, preferences, and devices. However, understanding the distinctions between these types can help you find the perfect e-liquid for your setup. Let’s take a closer look at the options.
Our Streets Now is an organisation dedicated to ending public sexual harassment (PSH). After five years of campaigning, Our Streets Now has achieved legislative change through the Protection from Sex-Based Harassment in Public Act 2023, as well as developing culture change in schools, higher education, sports and on the high street.
Our Streets Now will be attending Exeter Reclaim The Night on 5th of December between 4.30 pm and 6.15 pm as part of our wider work during the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence. We would like to invite a member of your team to join one...
Wynstream Primary School in Exeter, part of Education South West , has hosted a Gabrieli Roar workshop this month for three other schools, ahead of their performance at Exeter Cathedral on the 9th of December.
Gabrieli is a choir and period instrument orchestra founded and led by Artistic Director Paul McCreesh. They perform and record choral, vocal and instrumental repertoire from the renaissance to the present day and have cultivated an international reputation for excellence, innovation and ambition. They offer first-class performance opportunities to young people through...
