Why does my vape taste burnt and how to fix it

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Wed, 04/27/2022 - 6:07am

Has your vape device suddenly started tasting like it is burning? Here is everything you need to know to fix it.

Vaping is becoming increasingly popular here in the UK. The NHS are using Vape Devices in trials to help patients quit smoking. Scientists have proven that vaping is up to 95% less harmful than smoking, so it makes perfect sense to switch to vaping to try to get away from cigarettes.

Vaping is a Healthier Alternative to Smoking

Scientists are hailing vaping as a healthy alternative to smoking. It offers effective nicotine replacement therapy by hitting the...

Professor Mark Kermode and Carol Morley are the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum’s first patrons

Leading film critic Mark Kermode and acclaimed filmmaker Carol Morley are the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum’s first patrons.

As part of the new role they will champion the collections of the museum and the opportunities they offer for anyone who loves film and the moving image.

Peter Jewell, who together with Bill Douglas built the collection that founded the museum, located at the University of Exeter, has also kindly agreed to become an honorary patron.

Mark Kermode is the best-known film critic in the UK. He is chief film critic for The Observer and co-presents...

Professional trader Samuel Leach snaps up triple digit growth

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Tue, 04/26/2022 - 8:42pm

In March, Founder and Director of Samuel and Co Trading , Samuel Leach celebrated his birthday in true trading style - by competing his very own trade floor build.

Leach has made the news previously for his lavish lifestyle and high-value investments in various stocks, but there is more to this entrepreneur than meets the eye…

Samuel has been trading in the stock and forex market for over ten years and rose to fame through his public stock calls and banking a fortune on the oil rally as covered by The Express . Back in 2021, Leach made the news as he bought WTI Crude Oil...

The Exeter to Ipswich cycle team (left to right): Steve Sandiford, Paul Reed, Lee Barrow, support vehicle driver Simon Courtney, Pete Jeffery and Terry Wheatley.

Exeter to Ipswich cycle challenge for FORCE

A group of men from Devon have set out to cycle from Exeter to Ipswich to raise money for the charity that supported their friend through cancer.

And they’ve already smashed their original fundraising target by more than 2,000 per cent!

Paul Reed, Terry Wheatley, Steve Sandiford, Lee Cornish and former Exeter Falcons speedway star Pete Jeffery with Simon Courtney as vehicle support driver left Exeter today (Tuesday April 26) to cycle nearly 300 miles to Suffolk.

They are riding in memory of dad of two Mark Davis from Exeter, who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer...

Advantages of registering a trademark in the UK

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Tue, 04/26/2022 - 10:44am

What is a trademark?

A trademark is a word or a sign which empowers clients to distinguish labor and products as coming from a specific source, despite the fact that they may not have the foggiest idea about the source's personality.

Marks can be entirely significant and valuable if appropriately promoted by ad, promos and right use on quality items or services.

So, the trademarks’ notoriety and the producer’s notoriety should safeguard the mark in the United Kingdom and abroad. Registering a trademark in the UK is a complex process that is best left to...

How to encourage your child to code

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Tue, 04/26/2022 - 10:08am

It’s safe to say that coding is something we’re all familiar with. As the instructions tell computers and electronic devices what to do, coding is intrinsic to life as we know it – one entwined with technology.

Although you may believe that coding is reserved for a select few technologically advanced individuals, that’s not necessarily the case. In fact, according to a recent study by Raspberry Pi and coding experts Okdo , the parents of children who have learnt coding ranked their children’s aptitude for maths, writing, creative thinking, communication and teamwork as ‘above...

Devon recycling firm raises over £5,500 for local charities through popular Recycle & Raise scheme

DCW Polymers, the South West’s only specialist plastics recycling and reprocessing plant, has raised £5,736.28 for local charities by recycling plastic tubs and bottle tops donated by the general public.

The funds, which have been split equally between Dartmoor Zoological Park and mental health charity Mind, were raised through DCW Polymers’ Recycle & Raise initiative. The appeal asked the general public to donate plastic tubs and bottle tops for recycling which DCW Polymers has shredded into granules.

The granules have been used in manufacturing DCW’s recycled plastic...

Five Devon businesses win prestigious Queen’s Awards for Enterprise

Authored by Program
Posted: Tue, 04/26/2022 - 9:15am

South West Business Council have announced this year’s regional recipients of the prestigious Queen’s Awards for Enterprise.

The Queen's Awards for Enterprise is an awards programme for British businesses and other organisations who excel in one of four categories: International trade, innovation, sustainable development or promoting opportunity (through social mobility).

Promoted by the Devon Lord Lieutenant’s Office, the Award is the most prestigious award a UK based company can win and just 200 of these significant accolades are given out each year. This year’s Devon...

What is a leisure battery?

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Tue, 04/26/2022 - 7:14am

Leisure Batteries

With an increase in the popularity of ‘staycations’ during the pandemic and a large population considering purchasing or renting a motorhome or campervan, to appeal to the masses, modern caravans and motorhomes come with many amenities to make life on the road comfortable for travelers. Amenities such as a kettle, microwave, lighting, TVs, and other electronics can’t be run on the vehicle battery as each battery is built for a different purpose. A vehicle battery is designed to provide a large amount of energy to start the engine and then gets recharged by the...

Businesses celebrate summer in style

Exeter Chamber is celebrating the summer in style with its annual business celebration taking place at Exeter Castle on Friday 10th June from 7pm - Midnight.

The annual business event, once celebrated at the end of the year, has been taken in an exciting and new direction for 2022. For the first time, the event will take place in the summer at Exeter Castle.

Exeter Chamber invites all members of the business community to join them at the city’s newest celebratory event for business. With its new look and feel, it’s the perfect event to host clients, suppliers or simply a...

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