Owning and running a car can be expensive, but there are some ways that you can reduce the cost, especially if you opt to have a company car instead of a personal vehicle. At The Exeter Daily we love saving money as much as you do, and leasing a car through your company can provide you with a number of tax breaks , which more and more savvy business people are taking advantage of. Eligible Deductions There are two ways of calculating the costs of running a vehicle. Many companies choose to pay expenses on a per-mile basis, with the current allowable rate being 45p per mile. This is the...

No matter the strength of your family bond, love for your partner or admiration for your friends, the annoying habits of those who live under the same roof as you will test the strength of those ties.

We surveyed members of UK households to find out just how annoying they find the habits of their fellow inhabitants and asked illustrator Son of Alan to bring some of the more extraordinary, disgusting, or just downright hilarious ones to life.

Annoying household habits survey 45% of the people we asked said they were annoyed by the habits of the people they live with every...

An all abilities football team looking to keep its place in the league has scored new kit with a £1,000 donation.

Persimmon Homes South West has made the donation to Barnstaple Abilities Football Club through its hugely successful Community Champions campaign and it means they will be allowed to keep their place in Devon Ability Court Football League.

Maggie Birchmore, for the club, said: “We are the only disabled football club in the south west and have 55 players aged from six up. We cater for all disabilities and train every week ahead of our monthly match days once a...

Exeter College’s @thirty-four fine dining teaching and learning restaurant has achieved a prestigious AA College Rosette Award.

The awarding of the coveted accolade is in recognition of the hard work of students and staff at the restaurant. The AA inspector who visited the restaurant highlighted a number of ‘wow’ moments during their visit. One of these was the ‘great relationship between the students and staff; respectful, supportive and engaging’.

Hospitality and catering students at Exeter College experience the real life rush of a commercial restaurant by working in the...

Ahead of the Bank Holiday weekend and school half-term, the RNLI revealed today that remembering to float helped prevent at least seven people from drowning during dangerous situations in the water in 2017. The charity urged floating as a key survival skill 12 months ago. Now, in their 2018 Respect the Water campaign, launched today, they are further refining the advice and urging the public to practice floating. While figures out today also revealed a drop in coastal fatalities from 156 in 2016 to 109 last year, over half those fell or were swept into the sea, never intending to go in....

Scrapping cars in Exeter saves the environment in two key ways. One, it promotes recycling, which conserves natural resources and reduces environmental pollution. Metal, glass, and plastic parts are examples of materials that can be recycled. Two, the dangerous parts of the car are disposed of properly, thus minimising the danger to the environment. Therefore, by giving up your old car for scrap, you not only get some cash but play a role in conserving the environment.

Cars are designed to last for years, but not forever. Even with the best care and maintenance, vehicles...

Honiton Tae Kwon Do student Oliver Buss achieved his First Degree black belt after being put through his paces at the Headquarters of the Tae Kwon Do Association of Great Britain (TAGB) in Bristol.

Oliver had to show his skill in front of the TAGB board of grading examiners, all of whom are 8th Degree Black Belts with a wealth of knowledge and experience in the martial art.

The grading consists of traditional Tae Kwon Do moves including line work, patterns, set sparring and free sparring. In addition, students answer challenging questions chosen at random on the moves they...