Commercial solar panels, or photovoltaic (PV) systems, allow businesses to generate their own electricity directly from sunlight. Designed for higher capacity than residential panels, they cater to the substantial energy demands of factories, warehouses, offices, and commercial properties across the UK.
Installing commercial solar panels gives businesses a reliable and sustainable energy source, reducing dependency on traditional energy suppliers and insulating companies frouctuating energy prices.
Why Businesses Are Turning to Commercial Solar Panel Installation in the UK...
Over 160 producers, hospitality businesses, retailers, academics and food sector professionals from across the South West united last week for the inaugural Gather summit, a landmark one-day event spearheaded by Food Drink Devon in collaboration with the University of Exeter.
Held at The Forum, University of Exeter, on Wednesday 11th June, the summit delivered a powerful day of insight and inspiration for the region’s vibrant food and drink community. An impressive line-up of keynote speakers including David Edwards from the Food, Farming and Countryside Commission, BBC Gardeners...
If you’ve undergone a medical procedure and it hasn’t quite gone to plan, then it’s easy (and natural) to feel shaken up about it. You’ve entrusted your body into the care of professionals, and that trust has been tarnished.
What matters is that you have a means to repair the damage, where possible, and that you’re able to seek the justice you deserve. But how do you do these things? Let’s take a look at how to get back on track after having suffered medical negligence.
Learn why customised bracelets make such a thoughtful and lasting family gift. Explore how personal touches can turn jewellery into cherished keepsakes.
Numerous entrepreneurs often hesitate when considering adapting to refurbished tech. It is often associated with uncertainties regarding performance, dependency, and enduring viability, especially when the integral operations rely mainly on IT consistency.
A recent 2023 study conducted by Waste & Resources Action Programme (WRAP UK) highlighted that investing in refurbished electronics can abate the carbon emissions by up to 75%, projecting their growth role across sustainable business strategies. This strategic alignment meets the transition among UK businesses towards...
'Thinking Drinkers' Tom Sandham and Ben McFarland are visiting Exeter’s pubs on a gruelling 1,000-mile plus, two-week journey on a tandem bike to toast the great British pub and highlight the industry’s crisis.
The pair are cycling from Land’s End to John O’Groats and showcasing how wonderful and versatile pubs can be by ONLY eating, drinking, sleeping and stopping in British boozers, including Mill On The Exe and Thorveton Arms in Exeter.
“If we don’t use pubs, we’ll lose them – so that’s what we’re doing, relying entirely on lovely ‘locals’ during our nationwide ride...
To mark Learning Disability Week this week (16-22 June), Devon County Council is highlighting the work of its Reaching For Independence (RFI) service, which supports people with social care needs to develop life skills and promote independence.
The service offers short-term enabling support to people aged 17 years and upwards with eligible social care needs or likely to have them.
It is focussed on helping people to gain the skills and confidence to live independently, to use community facilities and services independently, or to take up new opportunities such as...
The Grade II Listed Iron Bridge in Exeter has re-opened on schedule today (Monday 16 June) following major refurbishment.
Extensive work has been carried out in order to prevent water damage to the structure, which was built in 1834.
Over the past five months, the old road surface has been removed and a new waterproof layer has been added. Drainage has been improved, and signs and lighting have been upgraded. Some areas of the bridge have also been painted where immediate attention was needed, but a more comprehensive scheme of paint work will be undertaken in future....
Knight Frank has appointed Joel Moore as Partner in its Exeter office.
Joel joins Knight Frank with nearly two decades of experience in the property industry, specialising in Exeter and the East Devon market. Starting as a Sales Negotiator in 2007 he steadily advanced in his career, moving to Agency Manager in Topsham and the wider East Devon area and in 2024, Sales Valuer in Exeter advancing to Associate.
In his new role at Knight Frank Joel will be responsible for residential sales across Exeter and East Devon. He will work closely with Hamish Humfrey of the Waterfront...
A decade ago, gardens were mostly green spaces, places to grow tomatoes, mow the lawn, or hang washing. But across the UK in 2025, those definitions are fading fast. The garden is no longer a utility zone or an occasional summer BBQ setting. It's becoming something much richer: a lifestyle environment.
Post-pandemic routines, higher travel costs, and a renewed appreciation for staying local have changed how families view the space outside their back doors. Gardens are now multifunctional areas designed for real, daily use: leisure, movement, play, and connection. And this shift...
