How to enjoy your psychic reading

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Thu, 10/07/2021 - 6:02pm

Trying out new experiences is always a nice thing to do, providing you’re not hurting anyone or nobody is hurting you (just kidding). More often than not, those new experiences turn out to be things we wished we had tried earlier and eventually become indispensable hobbies that make up a part of our psyche. If you want a new experience, check out theis article: https://www.peninsuladailynews.com/national-marketplace/free-psychic-reading-online-4-best-psychic-sites-that-will-help-you-face-your-challenges-in-2021/ and be ready to have yourself wowed.

Psychic reading is something a...

What are the best cosmetic procedures for hair loss?

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Thu, 10/07/2021 - 3:47pm

According to statistics, about two-thirds of men experience some level of hair loss before their 35thbirthday. At 50 years, the numbers rise to 85 percent.

And yes, men aren’t the only ones who experience hair loss; at 40 years, 40 percent of ladies have visible hair loss.

So are you among the people experiencing hair loss? Don’t worry! hair restoration techniques have grown considerably in the past few years. Today, many solutions deliver quick, real and noticeable results.

Once more, these hair loss restoration procedures are known to change lives and restore...

New rugby-inspired Swiss heritage watch revealed at VIP event

England players and top DJ celebrate launch of new timepiece

It was time for a celebration when a new rugby-inspired Swiss heritage watch was unveiled in front of a VIP crowd.

Among the guests at the star-studded event were England players Jack Nowell, Luke Cowan-Dickie and Henry Slade along with British drum and bass band Rudimental and top DJ Nathan Dawe.

The new Olivier Meylan watch celebrates the achievements of four players who have spent more than a decade in the top flight as well as the company’s first anniversary.

Jack, Henry and Luke have helped to...

Dog lovers asked to ‘Paws for a Picnic’ this half term

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 10/07/2021 - 3:17pm

The number of homes with animal family members is at an all-time high and many people are craving new opportunities to get involved with their local community, so Humanimal Trust is calling on dog lovers to ‘Paws for a Picnic’ this half term.

Mental health issues and loneliness are just two of the many challenges faced by people across all age groups during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. For some, this was the first time they had experienced such problems whilst for others, existing issues were exacerbated during periods of lockdown and self-isolation.

Statistics...

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Buckfast Abbey helps kids across the country cope with mental wellbeing

Online festival launched to help primary school pupils manage mental health

Buckfast Abbey is readying itself to lift the mood and mental wellbeing of primary school children across the UK with the launch of its largest ever festival to help children cope with the stresses of daily life.

Starting on Monday 11th October, the Take 5 Festival - a virtual event created by the Abbey’s Education Department - builds on the success of last year’s inaugural, week-long event, which saw schools from as far as Cumbria, Yorkshire and Kent getting involved.

This year, the...

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Head for winter sun with Exeter Airport

Authored by Jason Clark
Posted: Thu, 10/07/2021 - 11:34am

Exeter Airport is adding more choice for winter sun holidays with flights to Gran Canaria and Tenerife starting this week.

Flights to Gran Canaria run every Monday until April 18 next year and flights to Tenerife operate year-round on Tuesdays from today (5th October) with an additional flight on Fridays from 22nd October through the winter.

The routes are the latest addition to Exeter’s growing network as international travel becomes easier.

TUI has already confirmed its 2021/2022 schedule from Exeter Airport, with flights to Spain (Ibiza, Lanzarote, Gran Canaria,...

Blogger outreach services explained

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Thu, 10/07/2021 - 7:45am

Blogger outreach services are seeing rising popularity year on year, thanks to their sharp and noticeable results. Before you venture into using these kinds of services, its important that you have a decent overall understanding of what they are and how they work. Blogger outreach has been a term coined to mean a variety of different things. Ultimately, it’s a process which can help your website gain a signifcant amount of increased exposure online.

Learning about blogger outreach

A blogger outreach service where website owners get in contact with other website owners who are...

Everything you need to know about the PCR test

If you have ever heard the term Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), then you are aware of one of the most important and hottest areas of research in recent years.

Polymerase chain reactions are the way that DNA is replicated within living cells. The replicating DNA is contained within the cytoplasm of the cells. Because of this, whenever DNA is duplicated, both the ends of the strand bond together creating a new strand.

Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) is a method used to quickly create millions and millions of copies of any DNA sample, enabling scientists to take an even...

University of Exeter announces Festival of Compassion aiming to ‘make people feel better’

How can we make sure compassion is embedded in our lives, institutions and communities?

In a week-long festival run by the University of Exeter this November, renowned experts will address this question by exploring compassion in its broadest sense, through art, yoga, music, photography, therapy, spiritualism, guided nature walks and much more.

The Festival of Compassion, which runs from 19-28 November and coincides with the celebration of World of Compassion Day, is open to all and will feature free activities online, on campus, in Exeter itself and at the University’s...

New plans to boost bus services and cut fares in Devon

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 10/06/2021 - 10:54pm

Ambitious proposals to upgrade bus services and cut fares across Devon have been unveiled by the County Council. Devon's ruling Cabinet is set to approve a £34 million bid to the Government under its post-Covid improvement programme, Bus Back Better. The plans will form part of a major public consultation exercise to be launched in Devon in November. They aim to make buses cheaper to use, greener, more frequent and more reliable and they are being developed in partnership with Devon's bus companies. An additional £7.5 million could be spent on bus priority measures to speed up journey...

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