Every local business thrives on its connection with the community. However, if your documents—whether marketing materials, forms, or reports—aren't accessible, you risk excluding individuals who rely on assistive technologies. Consider how frustrating it can be for someone with visual impairments to not be able to access an important document. By making small yet significant changes to your document practices, your business can open doors to a wider audience and enhance customer loyalty.
Why Every Local Business Should Prioritise Inclusive Document Practices
St Luke’s Church of England School and St James School, both part of the Ted Wragg Trust, as well as St Peter's Church of England Aided School, have had a visit from the Saltmine Theatre Trust this term.
Since 1990 the Saltmine Theatre Trust has been dedicated to transforming lives through the power of theatre, offering professional, thought-provoking performances and workshops that leave a lasting impact reaching over 70,000 people a year.
Inspired by the life and teachings of Jesus, their theatre is faith motivated. A team of five came along from the trust to perform ‘...
Traditional methods of communication are no longer enough to keep up with the demands of the modern workplace. Advancements in technology have paved the way for a more dynamic, streamlined, and innovative approach to business communication. This blog explores how businesses are revolutionising their communication strategies to enhance productivity, collaboration, and overall efficiency.
The Shift from Traditional to Digital Communication
For decades, businesses relied heavily on face-to-face meetings, phone calls, and memos to share information. Today, VoIP services like Dial9...
Keeping your business profitable requires effective and accurate invoicing that can be distributed quickly. Clean and compliant financial records help you get paid on time and protect your business from legal risks Simple practices such as using electronic invoice software and understanding key compliance rules, can transform invoicing from a tiresome task into an efficient process.
Start with Standardized Invoice Templates
The foundation of clean invoicing begins with a standardized invoice template. Necessary fields such as invoice number, date, customer information, itemized...
Global airline, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, is set to connect the West Country to Amsterdam and beyond with the launch of its first ever flights from Exeter Airport to the international aviation hub of Schiphol from end of March next year.
It is the first time Exeter Airport has served Amsterdam in almost five years, and a first for KLM from the Devon airport as it seeks to expand its UK regional footprint.
The move links Exeter Airport with KLM's network of worldwide destinations via Amsterdam.
Exeter Airport Managing Director Stephen Wiltshire said: "This is a...
As the holiday season approaches, many people are gearing up for increased online activities, from shopping to gaming and social media use. However, this period also brings a significant surge in cyber threats. With cyber attacks increasing by a staggering 30-40% during holiday periods, it's crucial to understand the risks and take steps to protect yourself online.
The festive season is a perfect storm for cybercriminals. In 2023, UK businesses faced approximately 7.78 million cyber attacks, and this number is expected to rise during the holidays. Last Christmas, UK shoppers lost...
From the bustling bazaars of Istanbul to the surreal landscapes of Cappadocia, holidays to Turkey promise unforgettable experiences . As you plan your 2025 Turkish adventure, consider the following practical tips shared in this article to ensure a smooth and enriching journey.
What to pack
Seasonal clothing : Turkey's climate varies significantly across regions and seasons. Summers (June to August) are hot, especially along the Mediterranean coast, so pack light, breathable clothing. Winters (December to February) can be cold, particularly in areas like Cappadocia
The General, a world class vintage cider produced by Crediton-based, independent, family-owned Sandford Orchards has just added another award to its trophy cabinet. It was named Champion Cider by Taste of the West at their ceremony last month.
Barny Butterfield, Chief Cidermaker at Sandford Orchards comments: “We are delighted to have scooped another accolade for The General. At 8.4%, it is the Godfather of our vintage range, aged for a minimum of 6 months in our ancient oak vat. It has already won gold at The World Cider Awards in 2021 plus a gold medal and the category trophy at...
Exeter Airport’s corporate jet centre is celebrating scooping a major aviation industry award for outstanding customer service and operational excellence.
XLR Executive Jet Centres, which operates four exclusive facilities across the UK, was named as the Air Charter Association’s (ACA) Handling Agent/ Fixed Base Operations (FBO) of the Year 2024.
Over the past 12 months, XLR - part of regional airports operator Regional & City Airports (RCA) - has delivered unparalleled service across its centres in Exeter, Birmingham, Liverpool and Bournemouth.
Exeter College proudly hosted its annual Festival of Carols on Thursday evening, uniting students, parents, and the broader Exeter community in a celebration of the festive season and a reflective conclusion to the year. The event took place in the magnificent setting of Exeter Cathedral.
The service was led by Reverend Matt Clayton, Leader of Unlimited Church and UNLTD Coffee, and Reverend Canon Chris Palmer, Canon Treasurer at Exeter Cathedral.
The evening began with welcome speeches from Exeter College Principal and Chief Executive John Laramy CBE and Reverend Canon...
