A “Porsche with access to the blockchain”, says the carmaker's advertising video, is “the key to the digital business models of the future. Fast, secure and with the highest level of data protection. ”Really? We take a quick look at what the Stuttgart-based automaker is up to.
I have to admit, I'm impressed. While Volkswagen is apparently trying to jump on the IOTA bandwagon, and the blockchain application industry is setting new records in bullshit bingo, Porsche has been quietly working on an impressive concept with its partner XAIN. This not only resulted in some really useful...
Lucy Bennett, an adviser at Exeter financial experts Old Mill has become the firm’s youngest ever head of office.
The 24-year-old has been announced as Old Mill’s new head of office for the sister office in Yeovil where her role is to encourage collaboration and engagement amongst the teams and support Old Mill’s work within the local community, alongside her role as client adviser.
Lucy has worked at Old Mill for six years, and during that time has built up strong relationships with clients and colleagues alike, meaning she is perfectly placed to take on the role of...
If you dream of living in a big house with spacious rooms, keep in mind that a large living place often feels quite cold, uncomfortable and empty. However, even a large room can still feel cosy if you decorate it properly. Here you have some tips that may well come in handy or, at least, inspire you to create your own perfect project for your new home.
7 decorating tips, or how to make a large room feel cosy
1. Designate zones
In a small flat, you can have only one conversation area, as there is no place for furniture groupings, whereas spacious rooms can...
At the Tokyo Olympics, 128 archers took part in individual competitions: 64 men and 64 women. 12 men's, 12 women's and 29 mixed teams fought for prizes in the teams scoring. Thanks to the successful qualification for the Olympics, Britain was represented by 3 men and 3 women: Patrick Huston, Woodgate James, Tom Hall, Sarah Bettles, Bryony Pitman and Naomi Folkard.
Individual Recurve (Men)
In the recurve men, British archers did not even make it to the 1/8 finals of the individual standings.
Woodgate James is ranked 33rd in the table of archery Olympic rankings...
Exeter-based outdoor theatre company, Burn the Curtain believe that any place can be magical, and any one of us can create magical moments. Their new community project ‘The Imaginarium of Us’ is proof of this, as they’ve been working with the community and some great local artists to create a fantastical museum celebrating things that are special to us in the green spaces Exeter folk know and love. Collaborating with audiences is at the heart of what they do, helping them to celebrate the places that they love, as well as tell great stories. As shared public space is becoming scarcer,...
British lifestyle brand Crew Clothing has relocated and expanded in Princesshay, Exeter, making it the retailer’s national flagship store. The new premises is more than double the size of its former store on Bedford Street in Princesshay and will create six new jobs as a result.
Crew Clothing was founded in Salcombe in 1993 and has stayed true to its roots along the South-West coast ever since. The brand creates effortlessly stylish clothing for life’s best moments and this new flagship will offer menswear, womenswear, kidswear, footwear and accessories alongside a...
Supporters of FORCE Cancer Charity gathered at Perridge House near Exeter at the kind invitation of The High Sheriff of Devon.
Lady Lucy Studholme offered FORCE the opportunity to use the grounds of her historic country house.
It was the first major social event FORCE has been able to hold since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.
“We are extremely grateful to Sir Harry and Lady Studholme for her generosity in offering us the opportunity to stage this very special event,” said FORCE Chief Executive Meriel Fishwick.
Matthew Galley, Head of Partnerships at Jurassic Fibre, shares his thoughts on how ultrafast connectivity is supporting tourism in the region…
Introduction
The South West’s tourism industry is, and has always been, a huge part of the region’s economy.
With the increased demand and pressure on tourism in the region following a surge in staycations driven by the pandemic, many businesses need extra support.
And with our changing expectations, needs and lifestyles that demand connectivity, businesses too need support to provide a strong broadband connection...
After a year of disruptions and interruptions we are delighted to celebrate the resilience, adaptability, and diligence of our pupils as they received their A-Level and GCSE results this week.
In what has been an extraordinarily challenging period for all schools, we are pleased that the exam results are an accurate reflection of the ability and efforts of a group of pupils who have had to cope with so much uncertainty and change at this critical stage of their education. For these pupils, considerable sections of work were delivered through our remote learning programme, and...
As project management skills are often used in work, and project managers who need PMP qualifications are often seen in project bidding, they began to start this year's PMP learning process.
At the beginning, I searched for relevant PMP training institutions on Google, such as the teaching quality of the training institutions, the exam pass rate and the training methods, etc. It is really dazzling. Which training institution should I choose? I haven't thought about it. Later, through talking with friends, I learned about a more reliable training organization, SPOTO .
