If you're a savvy seller, you'll want to keep your house in great condition, but you don't want to spend too much money on upgrades. In any case, you're not going to be around to take advantage of them. As a seller, it's crucial to prioritize the repairs that will help you get the best price for your home.
With excellent staging and smaller upgrades, you'll get a lot for your money. Before you place your home on the market, how do you know what to do to get it ready? Consider letting the rest of the upgrades go if they aren't necessary.
The Bowling Green , Exeter has raised around £5,000 for Devon Air Ambulance Trust through a ‘Big Shave; event. The pub is still accepting donations made in person at the pub and online through a JustGiving site.
The licensees, Nigel Cook and Saskia Russell were joined by Mike Knight, who lives in the area, and they all shaved their heads. Nigel also dyed his beard pink at the request of one of the guests to help raise further funds. The pub raised the money through an online JustGiving site, but also accepted money at the bar on the day.
Megan Berry, Trainee Solicitor at Foot Anstey LLP has been awarded the Sir George Fowler Award by the Devon and Somerset Law Society (DASLS) in recognition of scoring the highest mark in the Legal Practice Course (LPC) achieved at any institution in the South West by someone undertaking a training contract in Devon or Somerset.
Megan, who recorded 90% in her LPC from The University of Law, Exeter Campus, in May 2022, received her award from Paul Kelly, DASLS president, as well as a £200 prize. Megan has been a trainee at Foot Anstey since September 2021 and has completed three (...
It is now simple to play online casino games or engage in other gambling options. You have to download an app or visit a website, sign up, deposit cash, and start placing your bets. The convenience can make it easy to forget that things were different a few years ago.
Before the end of the 1990s, if you loved playing casino games or roulette, you had to do it physically. People used to travel far, including visiting other countries. The process was expensive and wasted a lot of time.
The iGaming industry changed casino games, sports gaming, and poker in the same way...
It's no secret that customer retention is key to a company's success. It can be said that the customers you already have are your most valuable asset. If you want to keep them around, you need to employ effective customer retention strategies. This blog post will discuss nine of the best strategies for keeping your customers happy and coming back for more.
1. Surprise Discounts and Gifts
It pays to show your appreciation with surprise discounts and gifts when it comes to customer retention. This could be anything from a percentage off their next purchase to a gift with the...
The rediscovery of a unique visit by an African prince to Exeter has encouraged a researcher to find links between the city and the Eritrean Ethiopian region.
Seven-year-old Prince Alemayehu Tewodros was at St David’s Station – possibly on his way to meet Queen Victoria in 1868. Awet Araya, from the University of Exeter, is now working to find other links between Exeter and this part of Africa.
Mr Araya believes the visit could have been linked to the role of Exeter’s Sir Stafford Henry Northcote - who is also linked to the 1868 pillage at Adulis. Finds from the...
An Exeter woman is set to tackle an epic 600-mile cycle challenge to support the charity which helped her as a teenager following cancer treatment.
Roisin Smith, now aged 23, will take part in the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust’s Largs to Cowes 'Brighter Futures' Cycle Challenge across eight days in June (Fri 17 – Fri 24) from the west of Scotland to England’s south coast.
Currently living in Exeter and working as a graduate intern at not-for-profit energy consultancy Regen, Roisin first sailed with the Trust aged 19, just a few months out of three years of treatment for...
Data predicting energy prices for Exeter homeowners over the average mortgage length per region
New research reveals that due to rising energy costs the average homeowner in Exeter could be expected to spend over £50,000 on gas and electricity over 25 years (the average course of a mortgage).
In April 2022 Ofgem announced that the price of energy would be capped at 54% . This means that the average household bills for gas and electricity could cost £806.20 more per year in Exeter, a total of £2,196.20 per year and £54,905 after 25 years.
A Revolution is coming to Exeter! The national bar operator famed for its expansive range of flavoured vodkas, quality cocktail serves, award-winning food and bottomless brunch, is set to open the doors to a brand new site in the city later this month.
The three-storey, Grade II-listed, 720 capacity venue is situated on Queen Street – a prime, central location linking the High Street with both the Central and St David’s train stations, as well as the main university campus.
Following an initial £2m investment, the site is expected to create more than 70 jobs for the...
Samaritans in Exeter, Mid and East Devon is celebrating Volunteers Week this year by bucking the trend and attracting a raft of new and younger volunteers as well as more experienced ones.
“Volunteering is often associated with older people with spare time and plenty of life experience. Those are vital to our organisation, of course, but they’re not the only demographic to find volunteering rewarding and satisfying” explains Mel Whittock, director of the local Samaritans branch.
One example is Izzy Kumik, a 19 year old Met Office apprentice who first worked with the...
