As a business owner, your eyes are firmly fixed on success. Choosing the right employees can make or break your business. But it’s not just the selection process that has a lasting impact on your business revenue. As an employer, it’s your responsibility to keep your employees’ content, adhere to their employment contracts and ensure everything interaction (good or bad) is handled professionally and legally.

This is why many businesses invest in employment law experts such as watershed.law to guide them through the implementation of company policies, workplace correspondence,...

After nearly two years of restrictions, travel is making its long-awaited comeback. Finally, you can say “Cya!” to staycations and “Hello!” to sunny, glamorous holidays abroad. Whether you jet over to Spain, Dubai, or Portugal, you’re going to have an amazing time.

However, travel has naturally changed a little. Now, the world is entering a new era of travel and holidaying that might take some time to adapt to. You don’t need to worry, though, as here are some travel tips and tricks to help you prepare.

1. Research your airports

Because more people...

If you are a movie fan, you know who Martin Scorsese is. Here’s why this legendary director is well known for directing great films.

While the online gaming market is fragmented by major companies that are focusing on maintaining and growing their presence, there has been some “wriggle room” for small, independent studios to break through into this highly lucrative market with impressive intellectual property.

We can't wait to show the world what we're up to

The global gaming market is expected to be worth $545 billion by 2028, growing at 13.20% between now and then, according to the report "Gaming Market Size, Share & Forecast 2021-2028" by Fortune Business Insights.

The major players,...

An innovative environmental event born in Bovey Tracey, South Devon has been shortlisted for a prestigious national award.

The Planet Earth Games first took place in Exeter in July 2019 as a sports event, but became a big lockdown hit through the pandemic reaching over 1.5million people across social media, with a unique series of virtual challenges encouraging people to live more active, sustainable lives.

Planet Earth Games has now been shortlisted in the Social Impact, Engagement and/or Education Award Category for the British Sustainable Sport Awards , which will...

A local U13’s rugby team can smarten up after matches thanks to new match dinner shirts from funding awarded by South West Water.

Exeter Athletic RFC is an amateur rugby club based in Clyst St Mary which formed in 2018 from the merger of Exeter-based clubs Wessex RFC and Exeter Youth RFC.

The funding comes as part of South West Water’s Neighbourhood Fund to support community groups and initiatives which will improve the lives of residents in Devon, Cornwall and Dorset by inspiring physical activities, enhancing education, health and wellbeing and delivering positive...

Amazon has announced it is hiring for 20,000 seasonal positions across its UK network of fulfilment centres, sortation centres and delivery stations during the festive season, including more than 80 in the Exeter delivery station.

Pay for Operations roles starts at a minimum of £10.00 p/h rising to £11.10 p/h in some parts of the UK for all full-time, part-time, temporary, or seasonal roles in Amazon’s fulfilment centres, sort centres and delivery stations.

“We prepare year-round for the festive season, and we’re excited to have more than 80 positions available this year...

Exeter’s Brandon Taylor is running this Sunday’s Virgin Money London Marathon in aid of St John Ambulance.

He’s supporting the health and first aid charity as a thank you for looking after hi, the last time the event was held, in 2019.

“I have done the London Marathon for the past two years, and the number of St John Ambulance volunteers available throughout the course is phenomenal,” says Brandon.

“On my way to the start line in 2018, I was very nervous and remember sharing a DLR carriage with some St John volunteers. When we got to the station, they all wished...

Exeter School is delighted to welcome Paralympian David Hill to coach competitive swimming squads this year.

David is a two-time Paralympian in swimming and triathlon and world and European medallist in swimming.

The British Champion was Team GB's youngest athlete at the Athens 2004 Paralympics and Top 10 Finisher in the Rio de Janeiro 2016 Paralympic Games.

Paralympian David said he felt privileged to add value to the coaching team at Exeter School and pass on his experience and knowledge to the next generation.

“I’m really passionate to provide world...