Come and have a cuppa and slice of cake, in aid of Macmillan.
If you're into baking, enter the first ever Great Broadclyst Cake Off to win baking prizes and be crowned the first ever winner! Entry is just £1, categories are: under 10 (cupcake or cake), 10-18 (3 cupcakes or cake) and adults (cake). Entries will be judged on taste and appearance. Judging is at midday.
If you're not into baking, come along and marvel at the entries whilst enjoying your cuppa, take part in the activities or make yourself some goodies while you're at it!
Most people recognise the benefit of installing a new kitchen or bathroom in order to add value and make a property more sellable, but not everyone recognises the advantages of creating an attractive outdoor space. Landscaping a front garden adds instant kerb appeal, but when the majority of your outdoor space is at the back of the property and therefore out of sight, it might seem like a waste of money doing it up. However, it is always a good idea to put some effort into improving your garden if you are planning on selling the property, and if you are able to create a stylish outdoor...
Devon and Cornwall Police has welcomed a report from HM Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) and its acknowledgement of the hard work and commitment to improving services safeguarding children.
The Force has made a clear commitment to prioritising safeguarding and to making it everybody’s responsibility which means that all members of staff will be expected to be able to competently deal with all aspects of child protection. This is reflected in the fact that officers respond quickly and can immediately deal with any threat risk and harm in respect of children and young people....
Her Hajesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary today published an inspection report into the child protection work carried out by Devon and Cornwall Police, following an inspection carried out in May 2015. This is part of a rolling programme of child protection inspections of all police forces in England and Wales.
Inspectors say they were concerned to find:
* A lack of understanding of the extent of child sexual exploitation and an inconsistent response across the force area
* The protection of some children who regularly go missing from home was inconsistent. Although...
Credit makes the world go around and without a source of available credit it would be incredibly hard to buy expensive items such as a car or house. Unfortunately it is difficult to borrow money when you have a bad credit rating, which can leave you in a tricky position if you need to make a big purchase. So what are your options?
Why Lenders Don’t Like You
It’s nothing personal, but lenders don’t like people with bad credit because there is a much higher chance that they will default on their loan. Before the credit crunch , lenders were falling over themselves to hand...
Leading artisan soft drinks producer, Luscombe Drinks has announced the appointment of Adrian Collins as its new managing director. Adrian’s appointment comes after holding the role as director general manager since March 2015 at the highly respected, South Devon based soft drinks firm.
Commenting on his new role, Adrian Collins says: “I am incredibly proud to be leading and guiding such a committed and talented team through an immense amount of change, investment and growth.” Adrian continues: “It is an incredibly exciting new phase for Luscombe Drinks and I am hugely looking...
Most people are familiar by now, at least in name, with Botox as an anti-aging treatment. No longer the exclusive beauty secret of the rich and famous, Botox has now been in mainstream use for a long time, and is available in some great local beauty clinics, such as the Cotswold Face aesthetics clinic .
Botox is used by some people to stop their wrinkles from showing as much and stop them getting deeper, and by others as a preventative measure to stop wrinkles developing at all.
Who Has Botox?
Botox is used by people of all different ages, from those in their...
Trustees of the Exeter Foundation and Exeter Chiefs players have helped to officially open new purpose-built accommodation for students at the WESC Foundation.
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held to officially open the two new zero carbon energy ‘Satellite’ Landlord Supporting Living Houses, which have been partly funded by the Exeter Foundation’s £50,000 Legacy Project.
The two new state-of-the-art properties comprise a two-bedroomed wheelchair accessible house and a five-bedroomed house for those more mobile, with the two-bedroomed house being unveiled as ‘Foundation House...
Sports fans will be able to find out about Exeter's sporting history at a series of free talks starting at the weekend.
The illustrated talks have been developed by Exeter's Red Coat Guides as part of the city's Festival of Rugby celebrating this year's Rugby World Cup 2015.
Starting on Sunday at 11am at the Custom House down on the Quay, the 90 minute talk will explore the sports played in Exeter from Roman times until the present day. It will include references to and anecdotes of some of the great sporting events and personalities that have graced the city over the years...
One of Exeter’s leading law firms has become a dementia friendly firm and joined the Exeter Dementia Action Alliance. Stephens Scown LLP, which has offices in Exeter, Truro and St Austell, is one of the first law firms to join the alliance in Exeter, which now has 22 corporate members including Barclays Bank, The Met Office, Age UK Exeter and Alzheimer’s Society – Devon. This shows the firm’s support for the government’s plan to promote dementia friendly communities. Stephens Scown will be raising awareness of dementia amongst staff to ensure they are sensitive to the relevant issues when...
