Why Buy Garden Furniture Online?

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Tue, 03/26/2024 - 4:07pm

In the heart of Exeter, where the charm of historical architecture meets the bustling activity of a vibrant city, residents are increasingly turning to the digital world to bring comfort and style to their outdoor spaces. With the convenience of online shopping, those in Exeter and the surrounding Devon countryside now have unparalleled access to a wide array of garden furniture options. This shift towards the virtual marketplace is not just about embracing modern technology; it's about finding garden pieces that reflect the unique aesthetic of this picturesque area, all from the comfort...

The Great West Run organisers are proud to announce a three year title partnership with Bishop Fleming

The Bishop Fleming Great West Run, will take place on Sunday 26 May 2024, offering runners the opportunity to take part in its famous half marathon event, the popular 10km or the fun and accessible Moki Community Mile event, open to all ages and abilities of runner.

The main half marathon event takes participants through the centre of Exeter city on closed roads, along beautiful country lanes with glorious countryside views across Exeter, before finishing in the iconic Exeter Arena Athletics Stadium. Entries are currently open for all three events this May, with over 3,500 people...

Patient Eligibility: Who Can Benefit from Stem Cell Therapy for Stroke?

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Tue, 03/26/2024 - 9:50am

Depending on the type and severity of stroke, every stroke victim will experience different levels of cognitive, emotional or physical impairments. Stem cell therapy has the potential to improve these negative effects, but it's important to understand patient eligibility before seeking this treatment.

In this article we'll explore how stem cell therapy can improve the long-term effects of stroke, criteria for stem cell therapy for stroke victims and the pre-treatment evaluation process.

Overview of Stroke and Its Long-term Effects

When someone suffers a stroke , the...

Top Solar Panel Issues and How to Overcome Them

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Tue, 03/26/2024 - 9:41am

Solar panels are a great way to save energy and protect the environment. But like anything else, they can have problems. In this guide, we talk about the top solar panel issues that people often face.

We will also tell you how to solve these problems. Understanding these solar panel issues can help you keep your solar panels working well for a long time. Keep reading to learn more about these issues and how to fix them.

Solar Panel Efficiency Issues

Solar panel efficiency can drop due to several reasons. Dirt and dust on panels block sunlight, making them less...

Exeter’s ‘The Cheeky Vegan’ reopens in time for Easter bank holiday weekend

Authored by Daisy Hall
Posted: Tue, 03/26/2024 - 7:04am

The Cheeky Vegan, celebrated culinary destination for vegans and non-vegans alike, will soon be making an exciting return to Exeter’s Cathedral Yard.

Reopening on Thursday 28 March, in time for the Easter bank holiday weekend, under the watchful eye of new owner and manager, Kenneth Yau, this vegan cafe and brunch experience is focused on rapidly reclaiming its reputation as a local restaurant ‘gem’.

“I'm so very excited to bring a much needed, much loved, vegan restaurant back to Cathedral Yard,” Yau said.

“It doesn't matter if you're vegan, vegan-curious, or...

Leasing the Way Forward: Why Electric Car Leasing is a Game-Changer

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Mon, 03/25/2024 - 9:42pm

In today's rapidly evolving automotive market, electric vehicles (EVs) represent a significant leap towards a more sustainable and environmentally-friendly future. As consumer interest in electric cars continues to surge, the traditional route of vehicle ownership is being reevaluated, paving the way for innovative alternatives like leasing. Electric car leasing, in particular, is emerging as a game-changing option for many, offering a blend of flexibility, financial advantages, and an opportunity to stay ahead of evolving technology without a long-term commitment.

The Financial...

Emerging electrician from Exeter reaches semi-final of screw fix trade apprentice

Authored by Daisy Hall
Posted: Mon, 03/25/2024 - 7:50pm

Archie Small, a promising apprentice electrician from Exeter, has reached the semi-final stage of Screwfix Trade Apprentice 2024.

Marking a decade of the nationwide competition which shines a light on the UK & Ireland’s very best future talent, this year’s Screwfix Trade Apprentice received more than 1,800 applications.

Entries have now been whittled down to just 33, all of whom are in with the chance of being crowned Screwfix Trade Apprentice 2024 at the national final in May.

Archie Small, 20, who is currently studying Electrical Installation at Exeter...

Jewson Live is back – and going on tour

Authored by Daisy Hall
Posted: Mon, 03/25/2024 - 7:42pm

Jewson Live, the annual event for the UK’s professional tradespeople is back – and for the first time ever, will be touring the UK.

Hosted by national builders’ merchant Jewson – now part of STARK UK – Jewson Live will begin its tour with its flagship live event at the Birmingham NEC on Friday 26 th April – which is entering its seventh year.

Jewson Live On Tour will then head to Kent Exhibition Centre, Maidstone, on Thursday 16 th May; SEC, Glasgow, on Thursday 6 th June, and Westpoint, Exeter, on Thursday 13 th June .

Each of the four events will feature a...

Local homebuilder helps tackle loneliness through Sporting Memories

Authored by Daisy Hall
Posted: Mon, 03/25/2024 - 7:32pm

Local homebuilder Barratt David Wilson Homes Exeter proudly announces its recent contribution of £1,500 to Sporting Memories, a programme operated by Exeter City Community Trust (ECCT) the partner charity of Exeter City Football Club. This donation will directly fund the programme as it combats loneliness among older people in Exeter and surrounding areas.

Originally established to alleviate loneliness, particularly for individuals exhibiting early signs of dementia, Sporting Memories has witnessed remarkable growth over the past five years. The programme holds weekly gatherings...

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