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The Recycled Candle Company amongst top 25 Best Small Shops in UK

Authored by Sue Cade
Posted: Wed, 10/09/2019 - 11:33am

There’s great excitement in Exeter indie retail neighbourhood Gandy Street with the announcement that The Recycled Candle Company has been recognised as one of the 25 Best Small Shops in the UK.

The accolade came after thousands of consumer votes were cast, and a panel of industry experts whittled down entries to the final shortlist.

Founder of The Recycled Candle Company, Richard Hills-Ingyon said: “We are absolutely elated to be amongst the top 25 in the whole of the country, representing the city and Devon.

“Thank you to all our customers who took the time to...

Riverford hosts its first plastic-free Pumpkin Day

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Wed, 10/09/2019 - 10:26am

Pull on your wellies and join in at the farm for a family friendly pumpkin celebration

Organic veg box company Riverford has turned its legendary Pumpkin Day event plastic-free for the first time to reduce its impact on the environment as much as possible.

The annual family fun event will take place on 26 October at Riverford’s Wash Farm, Buckfastleigh, near Totnes.

Visitors can enjoy a range of activities, including pumpkin decorating, face painting, seed potting, live music and tasty food, as well as the chance for a farm walk.

“Because of the large number...

Redrow South West supports Macmillan in World’s Biggest Coffee Morning

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Wed, 10/09/2019 - 10:18am

On Friday 27th September, Redrow Homes’ South West division supported national charity Macmillan Cancer Support in its annual World’s Biggest Coffee Morning event.

The UK-wide coffee morning is Macmillan’s biggest fundraising event, raising £26,914,382 in 2018 and over £200 million since its conception in 1990.

The housebuilder invited its residents and prospective homebuyers as well as members of the local community to the coffee mornings it hosted across eight of its developments in the South West.

The events hosted by Redrow were warmly welcomed by its customers...

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Study of South West SMEs use of technology gets underway

Businesses across the South West are being encouraged to take part in a new study to find out how well companies are using technology to boost productivity.

The Technology for Success initiative will give organisations the chance to benchmark their use of technology to support and grow their business and compare it with similar businesses.

Launched by Exeter-based strategy and support technology company Timewade, in partnership with Tech South West, the first part of the study is a 10-minute online survey www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/techforsuccess for businesses to complete. A...

Ann Cleeves to become Patron of the Crediton Community Bookshop

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 10/09/2019 - 8:19am

The Crediton Community Bookshop is delighted to announce that bestselling crime writer Ann Cleeves is to become their patron.

The Crediton Community Bookshop was conceived in 2012 and launched the following year. At its heart the innovative project is not only a place to buy books but an inspirational hub for all things literary, committed to finding creative ways to support community projects. Their mission is to encourage thriving communities and nurture a love of books and reading.

Ann Cleeves says: “How brilliant that a community cares so much about about reading and...

What to do when your Exeter business goes wrong

Many young businesses face issues within their first year. These problems can negatively impact the success of the business in the future and may even cause new businesses to close before they can make a greater impact on the community. However, opening a business in Exeter can be successful, and this guide will explain how to tackle some of the most common issues that you may have to confront when running a business.

A Work Accident

Accidents in the workplace are relatively common in the UK, with many accidents caused by overworking, working in unsafe environments,...

Stress in the Workplace: Improvements That Help Lower Stress Levels

It can be quite challenging to keep stress levels low when it comes to maintaining a company. Whether it happens to be an industry veteran or a startup company, the fight to remain relevant will always keep tensions high. That said, it does not have to be a miserable process the whole way through. Even if it might be challenging to keep anxiety and stress at bay while keeping a business afloat, there are ways to go about accomplishing such a task.

The best part is that you will be simultaneously making improvements to your company while lowering stress levels. Here are just a few...

5 Easy Ways to Start Self-Education

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Wed, 10/09/2019 - 5:58am

There might be many reasons why returning to class isn't a choice in your life at this moment. You may have a feeling that schooling years are behind you, and you should rather concentrate on your career. On the other hand, you never attained formal education due to various reasons.

Despite this, it doesn't imply that you cannot go back to school and take a course. Remember, education is not all about exams and classrooms. It's tied in with having an unblinkered and wide view of the world, and comprehending what's happening in it. Get in touch with Paper Written specialists and...

Is the HCG Diet dangerous?

Glad! You asked the question. The answer to the question should be straightforward. It depends on many things, including your health condition, dosage, types of HCG, and the like. If you load with HCG in your body excessively, you are sure to experience many side effects of HCG. Conversely, visiting your physician and then start consuming HCG diet drops accordingly will benefit you in many ways too.

So, whether HCG is dangerous or not is a relative matter that incorporates many health-related issues. Uncover The Cure is such a place online where you can get more details about HCG...

The Donkey Sanctuary’s Family Food Fair

The Donkey Sanctuary’s Family Food Fair is back on 12 October, promising a day for foodies and families alike. The annual event celebrates some of the best food and drink the region has to offer, with a focus on inspiring children to get cooking.

A line-up of fantastic local chefs will be providing live cookery demonstrations throughout the day, giving visitors the chance to sample some mouth-watering delights, as well as ideas to try at home.

Among those exhibiting their culinary skills include South West Home Cook of the Year 2016 and 2017 - Sue Stoneman, Stuart White...

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