The most active dog walking route is in Devon

Authored by SammyB
Posted: Wed, 02/15/2023 - 6:22am

Baggy Point to Woolacombe in North Devon has been revealed as one of the most active dog-friendly walking routes in the country.

The 10-mile circular walk across beaches and through dunes really is a picturesque route, since it is one that embodies all North Devon’s coastal beauty and keeps people and their dogs the most active.

Roundham Head in Paignton has also been ranked as one of the best dog walking routes for those looking to spend leisurely time with their pooches given it’s just a 0.9-mile circular beach walk.

According to PDSA Pet Insurance , which...

6 Cybersecurity Tips for Digital Nomads

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Tue, 02/14/2023 - 10:39pm

Thanks to technology, working remotely is no longer an alien term anymore. Today, people from all parts of the world can accomplish much work without setting foot inside a physical office or workspace. But being a digital nomad exposes you to multiple security challenges that might ruin your career. Thankfully, there are several solutions to cybersecurity threats if you love working on the road. Let's have a look!

  1. Avoid Free Public Wi-Fi

Of course, any digital nomad is always looking for free public Wi-Fi networks. You can find such freebies in public...

Police in Exeter Show their Support for Best Bar None  

The Best Bar None Awards event took place at The Terrace in Exeter last week and local police were there to show support for all the good work that goes on to keep people safe in the city.

This project for excellence is a way of showing guests who visit venues with the Best Bar None logo that they have been independently verified as meeting a higher than normal standard and that they are committed to providing support, safety and security to guests in Exeter.

The aim of the Best Bar None scheme in the city is to reduce alcohol related crime and violence against women and...

DCW partners with the Ocean Recovery Project to launch furniture made from marine plastic

Leading South West independent recycling and waste management company DCW has signed an exclusive agreement with the Ocean Recovery Project to give a new lease of life to plastic waste found along the South West’s coastline.

Marine plastic waste collected through beach cleans run by Keep Britain Tidy’s Ocean Recovery Project will now be used in the making of DCW’s new recycled furniture product, the Atlantic Ocean Bench.

DCW Polymers, DCW’s specialist plastic reprocessing plant in Exeter, launched its recycled plastic furniture range in 2021. Every product is made from 100...

Exeter in-cab driver tech helps Civil Rail Solutions to hit ambitious sustainability and safety targets

  • CO2 to fall by 240 tonnes over the next five years
  • 54,500 litres of fuel saved per year
  • Net Zero protocol game changer

Civil Rail Solutions, one of the UK’s leading manpower solutions providers to the railway infrastructure and construction sector, has announced the roll-out of real-time in-cab driver coaching technology from Exeter-based Lightfoot, that’s helping its fleet of 60 vans realise dramatic reductions in emissions and fuel use, at the same time as curtailing instances of dangerous driving.

The adoption of the green-tech for fleets...

DCC avoids post-pandemic emissions ‘bounce back’

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 02/13/2023 - 10:14pm

Devon County Council’s (DCC) carbon emissions have stabilised, confounding fears that a post-pandemic ‘bounce back’ would cause levels to spike.

Newly published figures show that DCC is still ahead of schedule in its goal of becoming a net-zero authority by 2030.

The figures show that the total level of emissions produced in the 2021/22 financial year was 19,767 tonnes (of carbon dioxide equivalent), a 53 per cent fall when compared to the 41,735 tonnes produced in our baseline year of 2012/13.

This means that the authority is ahead of target to achieve a 70 per...

Moving to the UK with your spouse

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Mon, 02/13/2023 - 9:51pm

Moving to the UK with your spouse can be an exciting and life-changing experience. Whether you are looking for new job opportunities, a better quality of life, or simply to be with your loved one, relocating to the UK can offer many advantages. However, the process of moving to the UK with your spouse can also be complex and challenging, particularly when it comes to immigration and visa requirements. In this comprehensive blog post, we will discuss everything you need to know about moving to the UK with your spouse, including the UK spouse visa process and the requirements you need to...

Top Tips For Launching A Successful Fitness Career

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Mon, 02/13/2023 - 8:38pm

If you have a passion for health and fitness and you want to turn it into a viable career path, then becoming a personal trainer could be the perfect solution. Not only will you get to share your knowledge and passion for keeping fit, but you will also be helping people achieve their personal goals. Additionally, you can also become healthier in return.

However, before you dive right in and start promoting your services at your local gym, there is some important groundwork you need to do first, to lay the foundations for a successful career. Keen to get started? Read on for some...

The team from Exeter City Football Club taking part in the event

Half marathon is a runaway success

Hundreds of runners took to the paths alongside the River Exe for the Half Marathon weekend – including a Royal Marine with a fridge strapped to his back and the manager of Exeter City Football Club.

The two-day event, which is organised by Exeter City Community Trust - the football club’s partner charity - saw the fastest competitors taking on the distance on Saturday, with the remaining participants running on Sunday.

Royal Marine Sam Hammond was amongst the finishers on Sunday, completing the event in just under two hours and 22 minutes – an incredible feat - with a 30kg...

St Austell Family Group relaunches its chef apprenticeship scheme

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 02/13/2023 - 3:09pm

St Austell Family Group is relaunching its popular chef apprenticeship scheme - in partnership with colleges across the West Country - with roles now available in the company’s pubs across the region, from Cornwall up to Bath. Applications are open now.

The leading brewer and pub company hopes to attract a variety of candidates of all ages - from school leavers and those starting their careers, to those seeking a career change or new challenge. No prior experience or minimum qualifications are required - just an appetite to learn. St Austell apprenticeships come with some...

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