The world of casino payments is undergoing a revolution. Gone are the days of waiting weeks for a check to arrive after a lucky streak. Today, players crave speed, convenience, and security – a trifecta that traditional bank transfers often struggle to deliver. But before you write them off entirely, let's delve into the fascinating ways banks are adapting to stay in the game.
The Legacy of Bank Transfers
For decades, bank transfers have been the bedrock of casino transactions. They offer undeniable security, with funds moving directly between your bank account and the casino....
Neighbourhood police officers in Exeter have taken part in a successful Shoplifting Safer Business Action event (SaBA) to tackle the problem of theft from retailers in the busy city centre.
The recent operation aimed to raise awareness and focus on the issue which causes local shop workers and owners a financial headache. The plain clothes action day was a success with officers ditching their usual police uniform to blend into the mix of shoppers.
Andrew Sharman, from Exeter Business Against Crime, said: “The shoplifting action day saw policing at its finest with crime...
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In today's rapidly changing media landscape, classified ads have morphed from their traditional print format to versatile digital solutions. This transformation has not only expanded the reach of these ads but also brought many innovative changes to how they are used.
The history of classified ads Early beginnings
Classified ads have been a staple in newspapers since the early 19th century. Initially, they were simple text-based listings found in specific sections at the back of newspapers. These ads provided a platform for individuals and businesses to buy, sell, or trade goods...
The last of the traffic barriers from Exeter’s controversial Active Streets trial will be removed within days.
The‘filters’ in Heavitree and Whipton are being dismantled in Ladysmith Road, Park Road and St Marks Avenue on Wednesday and Thursday.
Devon County Council’sannouncement came as its highways and traffic orders committee (HATOC) heard calls for unity as the city tries to solve its traffic problems.
In June the committee suspended the trial early in the face of fierce opposition from the local community. It had been due to run until early 2025.
Devon lifesaving barber Tom Chapman has been honoured by the University of Exeter for his work to prevent suicide.
Tom was given an honorary degree in recognition of his creation of The Lions Barber Collective, an international network of barbers who have come together to help raise awareness about mental health.
He has also created an innovative education programme which trains hair and beauty professionals, and now anybody, to recognise, ask, listen and help those around them. It aims to bridge the gap between communities and mental health resources.
Visitors are invited to take a leisurely stroll through the glorious garden of Killerton this summer, taking in the sights and scents of the terrace garden now it's in bloom.
Karl Emeleus, Head Gardener at Killerton said: "Midsummer is a great time to visit as the mixed borders are full of colour.
"There is also plenty to see elsewhere in the garden, including Cornus ‘Norman Hadden’, one of my favourite small trees that is growing near the Lady Cott.
"It has glorious white bracts that mature to pink, which are followed by strawberry-like fruits in autumn."...
Connecting Devon and Somerset’s successful Mobile Boost scheme has re-opened this week with a fresh £430,000 investment.
The scheme had previously run for two years, until March 2023, with more than £1.1 million of funding through the Heart of the South West Local Enterprise Partnership’s (HotSWLEP) Growth Deal.
In that time, it helped over 1,700 residents and businesses benefit from a better mobile phone signal, and many of them say it has “transformed” their lives.
Peter Samwell, who lives near the Blackdown Hills, was among those who applied through the...
The 16th Budleigh Salterton Literary Festival begins on 18th September for five days packed with over 80 events featuring bestselling authors, celebrities, lively panel conversations and inspiring events for families.
Leading the programme this year are the celebrity cookery writer Rick Stein, Great British Sewing Bee judge Patrick Grant, Gardener’s World presenter Carol Klein and multi-million selling author Robert Harris.
Best-selling authors the Rev Richard Coles, Clare Mackintosh and Susan Fletcher will thrill with their latest crime fiction, and the Times columnists...
Devon and Cornwall Police has today pledged its ongoing commitment to tackling Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) after the publication of a national policing statement published by the College of Policing and the National Police Chief’s Council (NPPC).
The statement published figures that show that over one million VAWG related crimes were recorded during 2022/23 – 20 per cent of all police recorded crime. The statement also published figures which show online and tech related VAWG has increased by 37 per cent from 2018/19 to 2022/23.
