A major new study will help to come up with new solutions for improving the health and wellbeing of women working in agriculture.
The research, by the University of Exeter’s Centre for Rural Policy Research and The Farming Community Network, will provide crucial insights into farming and gender-specific stressors that can affect women in agriculture, as well as barriers to accessing relevant support.
Previous studies show a significant number of women in UK agriculture suffer from poor mental health – though the reasons underlying this are poorly understood
Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou, creator and owner of the easy family of brands (see www.easyHistory.info ) is offering cash prizes totalling £300,000 to three young entrepreneurs in the UK for the second year.
The awards will be open from 6 January 2025 for owners of start-ups younger than 34 years old born in 1990 or later. The closing date for entries is 28 March 2025.
Businesses must have been registered at UK Companies House in the last five years since 2019, with accounts showing revenues of at least £200,000 per year.
Tesco is welcoming customers to its new Express store in Tithebarn. The new store, in Tithebarn local centre, has opened its doors, offering funding opportunities to local groups, surplus food for food charities and employing 18 newly recruited colleagues.
Darrell Palmer, the new store manager, said: "We are absolutely delighted to open our new Tesco Express and begin serving the community.
"Our shelves will feature a wide range of fresh produce, value-packed meal deals, and delicious bakery treats.
"We are also thrilled to be part of the Tesco Stronger Starts...
Attention holds immense value. Gamification now stands as a groundbreaking method to involve users, employees, and customers in various fields. Gamification uses game rules and design parts outside of games. It changes how businesses along with organizations work, learn ‒ plus create new ideas. Fitness apps and workplace tools use gamified experiences to turn normal tasks into exciting, rewarding activities.
The Rise of Gamification: Main Drivers
Several factors have fueled the rapid growth of gamification. Smartphones and digital platforms are used by almost everyone and are...
In his final days as US president, Joe Biden honoured an Exeter professor for his work in defining how the brain processes numbers and develops numerical skills.
Dr Gavin Price, Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Exeter, is one of just 400 academics worldwide to be awarded the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE). The accolade is considered the highest honour bestowed by the US government for exceptional scientists and engineers in the early stages of their careers.
Speaking of this achievement Dr Price said: “I’m...
Scientists at the University of Exeter have found a new way of interpreting standard blood tests to help GPs spot cancer warning signs – and the test is now being integrated in an NHS trust.
The Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (RDUH) is the first Trust to apply a new algorithm to routine blood analysis. It will mean they can detect differences in raised blood platelet levels in a more tailored way, and flag any concerns to GPs to investigate.
When a patient has a blood test at a GP practice, they’re processed through a hospital-based laboratory. In...
Moving out of a rented property can be a stressful and time-consuming process. From organising your belongings to settling your final bills, there are many things to consider to ensure a smooth transition. To help you navigate this process, here’s a comprehensive guide to moving out as a renter. Whether you need it now or in the future, it’s worth knowing exactly what you need to do.
1. Review Your Tenancy Agreement
Before you begin the moving-out process, revisit your tenancy agreement to understand your obligations. Pay close attention to clauses related to notice...
Our world is constantly evolving, offering individuals a wider range of choices and experiences. This applies not only to consumer goods and services but also to personal preferences and lifestyles. For those seeking alternatives to established norms or seeking greater freedom in their choices, exploring options beyond the mainstream can be a rewarding endeavour.
The Rise of Individualism
The traditional path, whether it be a conventional 9-to-5 job, a traditional education system, or adhering to societal expectations, may not always align with individual needs and aspirations....
Gone Wild, the UK’s ultimate family adventure, will return to Powderham Castle in Devon 21st-24th August 2025.
Created in partnership with Bear Grylls, the festival has today announced the full 2025 music line-up for the first time.
With acts including Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Professor Green, Clean Bandit, The Zutons , Lucy Spraggan and Ministry of Sound Classical it is set to be another unforgettable experience.
The four day festival offers days packed with activities and experiences like no other. Inspirational guest speakers include legendary names such as Joe...
January blues? Not at Exeter St David's Train Station! Talented pupils from Exwick Heights Primary School have created a burst of colourful artwork to bring some much-needed joy to commuters this winter. Their vibrant masterpieces are now on display at the station, transforming everyday travel into a little moment of sunshine.
The creative display features art from pupils as young as four years old, with each piece designed to make people smile as they head to work or catch a train. Just in time for Blue Monday (January 20th), the day known as the most depressing of the year as...
