Application to build 1,400 new homes at Cranbrook submitted to council

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 03/11/2022 - 5:09pm

Up to 1,435 new Cranbrook homes, a second neighbourhood centre and a primary school could be built under freshly proposed plans, submitted to the council this week.

An outline planning application, put forward by Persimmon Homes, also includes 10 serviced pitches for gypsies and travellers, the creation of public open space, allotments and land for a cemetery along with a range of other infrastructure to support the proposed development.

East Devon District Council (EDDC) has now launched a consultation on the plans which form an important part of the planned expansion...

The Bitcoin lifestyle

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Fri, 03/11/2022 - 3:22pm

Cryptocurrency is all the rage. Commercials for trading sites are all over TV, with celebrities telling you to be bold and invest. Many Americans are getting into crypto, and that number will probably grow as time passes.

However, is trading crypto for you? If it is, you might get into some of the lesser-known ones, or you may go for one of the more prominent options, like Bitcoin. In this article, we will talk about Bitcoin and whether investing in some of it makes sense for you.

How Does Cryptocurrency Work?

There are sites now where comparing Bitcoin interest rates is...

Foot Anstey launches 'Experts in the Field' podcast series for farmers and landowners

The Farms, Estates and Rural Land team at national law firm, Foot Anstey LLP, has launched a podcast series called 'Experts in the Field' focused on tackling hot topics, such as succession planning and environmental, farming and landowner issues.

The 'Experts in the Field' series will feature experienced advisors from across the law firm, as well as an array of experts on specialist matters, including Alex Stevens from the National Farmers' Union, Clive Beer from Savills, and Hannah Mazrae from Saffery Champness.

The team at Foot Anstey has recorded a variety of sessions on...

5 ways to shake up your food shop

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Fri, 03/11/2022 - 10:21am

When you have to go to the supermarket several times a week to stock up on food for your ever-hungry family, it’s easy to fall into a rut.

Rather than taking the time to consider whether your purchases are as healthy, sustainable, and ethical as you would like, it’s infinitely more convenient to grab the same safe, packaged goods time and time again.

If you're interested in making your food shop more nutritious, more sustainable, and more supportive of local businesses, here are a few steps to start you down the path to a healthier, greener dinner table.

Bulk buy...
Comedy at the Park

Comedy at the Park

Event Date: 
08/04/2022 - 7:00pm to 10:30pm
Venue: 
Sandy Park

Exeter's biggest comedy night returns on Friday 8th April from 7pm.

Comedians working with the Comedy Surgery we are guaranteed top comics to keep you laughing all night.

Tickets for this fantastic Comedy night start from £10 or £18 with Hot Food:

Chicken stroganoff, mushrooms, tarragon sauce with steamed rice or Mushroom stroganoff, tarragon sauce with steamed rice

Get your tickets here

4 Benefits of an oil-filled radiator

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Fri, 03/11/2022 - 6:51am

Have you been considering getting an oil-filled radiator for a while now but need some more information on them? Do you want to know why you should be getting an oil-filled radiator?

If you are searching for an effective and affordable way to heat your home this winter, consider investing in one of the best oil-filled radiators you can currently buy reviewed on Heating Wise . Oil-filled radiators are a type of space heater that uses oil as a heat transfer fluid.

Despite their name, oil-filled radiators do not emit any fumes or require refueling, making them a safe and...

7 ways you can eat better this year

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Fri, 03/11/2022 - 6:09am

As we come into the new year, you may be looking for ways to improve your health and fitness levels. One way you can do this is by eating a more improved and healthy diet. This could mean swapping out sugary snacks for healthier options or cutting back on the fatty foods you eat.

We’ve done some research into the best ways to improve your eating habits and we’ve gathered all of the information below. Check it all out now and get eating more healthily this year!

Shop smarter

There are a few ways that you can adapt your shopping habits to improve the way you eat. To begin...

England Rugby stars appear as 5G-powered holograms to surprise schoolchildren with virtual PE lesson

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 03/11/2022 - 1:59am

With England rugby players still operating with COVID restrictions during the Guinness Six Nations, O2’s 5G mobile network was able to project Ellis Genge, Jack Nowell and Henry Slade as 4k holograms to surprise a group of schoolchildren with a ‘world first’ virtual rugby PE lesson.

Since the outbreak of the pandemic in 2020, England Rugby players have had to operate under COVID restrictions, meaning that they have been unable to meet fans and the British public in person.

So ahead of England’s crunch game with Ireland at Twickenham on Saturday 12 March, O2 teamed up...

All you need to know about hybrid resumes

A hybrid resume is a non-traditional resume structure that works well for a wide range of job searchers since it emphasizes both your transferable talents and your work experience chronologically. Please continue reading to learn what a hybrid resumes is why to choose one, how to make it, its benefits and pitfalls!

What exactly is a hybrid resume?

The hybrid resume , often known as a combination resume, is chronological and functional.

It starts with the job seeker's talents and accomplishments (much like a functional resume), then moves on to work experience (...

Exeter church with vision for 100 churches in next 10 years

An Exeter church has released a courageous vision to launch 100 new churches across the South West of England.

Rediscover Church in Northernhay Street, has outlined the vision responding to a need that an ever-increasing number of people are exploring the Christian faith, many for the first time.

This appears to be a nationwide picture. Over the Covid-19 pandemic, there was a 50% surge in online searches for ‘prayer’, as people turned to faith with feelings of hopelessness, anxiety and worry.

And, although in the South West, 96% of people currently do not attend...

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