Trading Standards is warning consumers to be wary of scams when shopping online this Black Friday.
New research shows more than one in four (27 per cent) have been tricked by purchase scams.
A purchase scam is where a person makes a payment for goods or services online that never turn up.
Criminals often advertise technology products like phones or computers at low prices to attract buyers, persuading them to make bank transfers, then disappearing once the payment is made.
They generally do this either through fake websites or fake ads on social media...
morphsites, a leading web development and design agency, based in the South West of England, is delighted to announce the receipt of the prestigious Netty award for their outstanding sustainable design in collaboration with e-car lease, a pioneer in electric vehicle (EV) leasing. This recognition underscores morphsites' commitment to innovation, user experience, and sustainability.
Revolutionising the EV Leasing Landscape
e-car lease, a front-runner in promoting EV adoption, has set a benchmark for user experience in the EV leasing industry. The collaboration with...
Staff and residents at Barchester’s Cumberland Grange care home, in Exeter have been decking the halls, getting out the tinsel and unravelling the fairy lights, ready for a whole host of Christmas celebrations.
Cumberland Grange’s residents and staff have been busy putting up five large Christmas trees and other festive decorations throughout the home making it look like a magical winter wonderland with beautiful glistening lights. Over the next couple of weeks residents will continue to decorate with homemade dried fruit garlands and jingle bell decs!
Nestled in the heart of Devon, Exeter resonates with echoes of a storied past, where every cobblestone and corner tells a tale. Imagine strolling through the historic Quayside, where the air still whispers of ancient merchants and mariners. In such moments, the importance of preserving Exeter's rich historical tapestry becomes strikingly evident. Integral to this preservation are frames , not merely as decorative elements, but as guardians of Exeter's visual memories. Through their quiet presence, these frames capture the city's stories, turning every photo and painting into a window to...
The Music Depot, an exciting venture from the dedicated team behind Sidwell Street’s beloved Musicroom, is set to strike a chord with musicians from across the region with the opening of their new store on Saturday December 2.
Selected by international instrument manufacturer Yamaha as their flagship dealer for the South West of England, the Music Depot is poised to make a resounding impact on the local music scene, and add to Fore Street’s growing community of independent businesses.
To celebrate their opening and partnership with Yamaha, the Music Depot will be hosting a...
Green-tech delivers carbon savings equivalent to switching over 200 vans to electric vehicles
Ingenious driver engagement and rewards technology lies behind the dramatic driver improvements
Iceland, the UK’s leader in frozen food, operating nearly 1,000 stores across the country, is set to cut CO2 emissions by more than 1,600 metric tonnes this year thanks to the introduction of cutting-edge, Exeter-originated in-cab driver coaching technology, which combines live driver feedback with rewards to produce better driving.
Japanese knotweed – the heart-shaped leaves and bamboo-like stems make this plant look incredibly pretty. But – these can become an absolute nightmare as they pose a serious threat to every fabric of your house, leading to financial and structural problems.
This aspect leads us to the burning question of what to do if you have Japanese knotweed because you will want to protect your property and the property of your neighbors. This plant has been held responsible for refused mortgages and failed property sales.
Nonetheless, if you have Japanese knotweed growing in your...
Westbank Community Health and Care is celebrating the first cohort of newbie cooks to have completed Foundation Courses in basic kitchen skills at the charity’s recently opened Community Cookery School.
The purpose-built teaching facility at Exminster, near Exeter, opened its doors to beginner cooks this autumn, offering free eight-week workshops to people of all ages who want to learn how to cook simple, nutritious, affordable meals.
A well-attended launch party allowed guests, including sponsors, to see the bespoke teaching kitchen in use. The event marked the completion...
Divorce Solicitor Stuart Smallman from The Family Law Company takes a look at what particular considerations there are for divorcing business people whose personal and professional lives are often deeply intertwined.
“Embarking on the path of divorce can often resemble navigating a complex labyrinth,” Stuart says. “Each step taken not only requires a judicious foresight but a dose of bravery, to think collaboratively even in times of personal upheaval.”
Stuart suggests that while this approach to divorce can be more challenging, it fosters a conducive environment for both...
In a world increasingly driven by digital interactions, the value of personal connections cannot be underestimated. While social media and email have made networking easier, there's still something special about exchanging physical business cards. A well-designed business card can leave a lasting impression and serve as a tangible reminder of your brand. In this blog post, we will explore innovative ways to maximize your networking potential through creative and unique business card designs.
The Evolution of Business Cards
Business cards have come a long way since their...
