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The best golf holes in Europe

Have you ever seen pro golfers smashing their clubs in frustration? Bet you haven’t yet, but these challenging golf holes in Europe have witnessed it.

Those looking to challenge themselves on some of Europe’s most challenging courses, travel to these courses, and prepare to make difficult shots and get creative.

The Heart and Soul of Spain

Spain’s highly ranked and touted course, Las Brisas, challenges golfers’ abilities on every hole. A combination of length, bunker placement, and water hazards creates challenging eighteen holes. Holes 12 and 14 are two of the most...

Royal Mail's stamp design competition honours heroes of the pandemic

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 04/26/2021 - 2:34pm

Dear Editor,

I hope parents will encourage their children to take part in Royal Mail’s stamp design competition, to honour the heroes of the pandemic. The competition is open to children, aged 4 to 14. Eight designs will be chosen to become stamps which will be on sale across the UK. Children may choose to illustrate frontline workers in health or social care. They may want to celebrate other key workers who have kept the country going, such as refuse collectors, cleaners, teachers, supermarket workers, public transport staff, delivery drivers or, indeed, postmen and postwomen....

UK’s top five most influential climate scientists from University of Exeter

UK’s top five most influential climate scientists from University of Exeter

University of Exeter has the joint highest number of climate scientists in the top 100 of any institute in the world

The University of Exeter is home to the UK’s top five most influential climate scientists - the only UK climate scientists to secure places in in the global top 21 - according to a prestigious new list.

Four climate experts from the University of Exeter, and one who is jointly affiliated with the University and the Met Office, have been ranked as the most influential in their field in the new global Reuters Hot List , published on Tuesday, April 20th 2021....

Co Bikes open new electric bike station in St Thomas, Exeter

Co Bikes heads across river with their latest electric bike station

New electric bike station opens in St Thomas

Co Bikes continues the roll out of its electric bike stations with its newest location in Cowick Street, close to St Thomas train station. This marks the sustainable travel business’s 18th installation and the first west of the river in Exeter, thanks to the support of Devon County Council.

St Thomas is the fifth new Co Bikes station launched this year. Other sites launched in 2021 include Princesshay Shopping Centre, IKEA, Sidwell Street and Exeter College’s Future Skills Centre near Exeter Airport. Further new sites will be announced...

Expert warns of lasting impact of pandemic on UK students

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 04/26/2021 - 12:51pm
University guide focusing on student well-being and mental health launched

Leading student health and well-being expert and GP Dr Dominique Thompson has warned that the last year of isolation may leave a lasting impact on university students post-pandemic.

“Students are now navigating unique challenges whilst trying to maintain their well-being and mental health at uni, with many not equipped with the knowledge and tools to manage successfully. With many wanting to make up for lost time on their return to university, many may be dealing with social media dependency, damaging...

Children from the school experimenting with a foil 'volcano'

Broadclyst Community Primary School awarded Primary Science Quality Mark

Broadclyst Community Primary School has been announced as one of 334 infant, junior, primary, middle and special schools awarded a Primary Science Quality Mark in April 2021. This is in celebration of its commitment to excellence in science teaching and learning.

The project to improve science across the school has been led by Michael Kimber, Professional Development & Science Learning Partnership Lead, and year 6 teacher James Beevor, and it involved all the children from reception upwards. Michael explains: “It has influenced everything from policy to how we teach in the...

5 Unique restaurant experiences for food lovers

Authored by Claire Small
Posted: Mon, 04/26/2021 - 12:15pm

Looking for something new and unique that you might not have tried yet in your restaurant adventures? There are all kinds of delicious restaurants out there, both franchised and independently owned. While you probably have your own list of favorite restaurants that you frequent and can probably name some of the best dishes off the menus, you might also be craving a brand new experience.

Luckily for food enthusiasts, there is no shortage of very interesting restaurant experiences waiting for you out there in the world. If you’re ready to break away from the norm and try something...

Sidmouth Folk Festival

Announcing A Celebration of Sidmouth Folk Festival this summer

Organisers of The Sidmouth Folk Festival have revealed the first details of a week-long event that will bring an exciting blend of music, dance and family entertainment back to the Devon seaside town this summer.

Billed as A Celebration of Sidmouth Folk Festival and taking place between July 30 and August 6, the aim is to offer everyone an authentic taste of the festival they know and love, while remaining vigilant around ongoing Covid-19 concerns and restrictions.

The line-up will include live headline performances by festival patrons Show of Hands, the brilliant Eliza...

Have your say about lockdown learning in major new survey

Have your say about lockdown learning in major new survey of Exeter families and teachers

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 04/26/2021 - 6:12am

Parents, children and teachers in Exeter are being asked to share their experiences of lockdown learning as part of a new survey.

Experts hope the research will help them develop new support for pupils in the city this summer to help their wellbeing and education.

The study, led by Professor Justin Dillon from the University of Exeter’s Graduate School of Education, will shed light on the impact of coronavirus lockdowns and changes to schooling over the last year on Exeter children, their parents and teachers in the EX1-4 postcodes.

The anonymous survey is open...

Why is Hong Kong the Best Place for Developing Your Business?

Authored by BHTNews.com
Posted: Mon, 04/26/2021 - 4:52am

The area is your access to the wave of development that Asia is experiencing. Asia is one of the most vibrant continents now, as well as Hong Kong the area most appreciated as well as acknowledged as a trademark name not just in Asia itself, yet in western nations also. This is fairly a property and also among the significant considerations in favor of firm enrollment there. The tax system of the location is its most significant property. In 2012, Hong Kong was rated the 9th prominent globe investor by accounting for almost 2.8% of the complete globe profession.

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