Everys Solicitors’ family law team has been recognised with a global award. Everys was named as the Family Law firm of the Year in England 2015 by Global Law Experts.
Global Law Experts offers potential clients a premier guide to leading lawyers throughout the world. Their awards focus on innovation excellence and performance. They are decided upon following a short-listing process that involves collating recommendations and independent research. Lindy Stephens, head of Everys’ Exeter family team, said: “Everys Solicitors is delighted to have been recognised with this award. We are...
Are you a hotelier, guest house or B&B proprietor in desperate need of a helping hand with business? Or perhaps you’ve recently stayed somewhere that you feel could benefit from the no-nonsense approach of the Hotel Inspector?
If so, the team would love to hear from you.
Now in its 12th series The Hotel Inspector is one of the most popular on the channel, with previous series attracting over two and a half million viewers in its weekly prime-time slot!
From staffing to menus, from décor to hygiene, the Hotel Inspector will leave no stone unturned in her quest to...
Devon and Cornwall Police have joined up the alcohol education charity Drinkaware to launch a pilot initiative in the region which aims to keep people safe at night.
Drinkaware in partnership with the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Tony Hogg, and the Safer partnerships have launched a six month pilot of Club Hosts at nightclubs across the peninsula.
The Club Hosts scheme started last week in Exeter, Plymouth, Torbay and Truro nightclubs and will work towards keeping young people safe and free from harassment on their nights out.
Defending champions Saracens Storm kicked off the defence of their Aviva Premiership A League crown by seeing off hosts Exeter Braves at Sandy Park.
Tries from Mike Ellery, Nathan Earle and Tom Whitely did much of the damage for the visitors, whose remaining points came courtesy of kicks from Baden Kerr and skipper Nils Mordt.
In reply, the Braves countered with tries of their own through Sam Simmonds and Byron McGuigan, whilst fly-half Will Hooley weighed in with a conversion and two penalties, alongside a late conversion from Joe Simmonds.
An alarming new report reveals people in the South West are leaving major decisions about housing, assets and care to chance:
The report found that 82 per cent want loved ones to make decisions in the event of illness or accident but only 8% have created a lasting power of attorney (LPA) to enable this. People in the South West are better at planning for death than later life; 49 per cent of people with a will vs. only 8 per cent with an LPA.
Lesley Austen from Crediton-based Veitch Penny Solicitors urges people to take action to safeguard their wishes in the event of...
When it comes to fashion and beauty, it seems like the avant-garde looks once reserved for the runway are leaping from the catwalk into real life thanks to outrageous celebrities like Lady Gaga, Nicki Minaj and Ke$ha. But there is still something to be said for subtle beauty and fashion. In fact, often times it's the small, unsubtle choices you make with your daily beauty and fashion selections that make the biggest impression. Focus on perfecting key elements to create a good first impression.
Opt for a Light Scent
We have all experienced it. The well-meaning older woman...
A morning walk in the lower Exe valley, first visiting Matford Pools for ducks and waders, then exploring the Riverside Valley Park between Countess Wear and the Double Locks.
No toilets
Please note: this event is run by an RSPB volunteer group and is organised for interested members of the local community.
E-mail: richard.swinbank444@btinternet.com
Directions Meet at University Boat House car park off A379, Countess Wear SX940895. Alternative car parking by Countess Wear bridge...
Saturday 13 February 9.00 am Price: Free, but donations welcome
As part of a scheme to prevent coastal flooding, a large area of saltmarsh has recently been established on the Steart peninsula.
We will start early today, with the aim of seeing flocks of waders at high tide at the Bridgwater Bay National Nature Reserve. In the afternoon we will visit the new nature reserve, which is managed by the WWT.
Tuesday 9 February 7.30 pm Price: Local Group Members £3.50; Non Members £4.00
Prepare to be informed, surprised and entertained by Terry Bond's slant on bird identification. An illustrated, interactive talk that will challenge everyone's bird recognition skills. At the end of the evening you will approach bird watching in a new light.
Please note: this event is run by an RSPB volunteer group and is organised for interested members of the local community.
