In these strange times, here are some simple ways you can take care of yourself
The past year has been tough for us all, and it’s never been more important to take care of yourself. With that in mind, here are 10 ways to look after your mental and emotional health in these troubling times.
Talk about it
Talking about your feelings is essential for taking stock of your mood and staying in good mental health. It can also help you deal with your emotions better in times of trouble. Whether it’s a family member, a friend or a health professional, find someone you can be honest with....
In every relationship, there will be ups and downs. There will be periods with lots of intimacy, but there will also be periods with distance and separation, especially in long-term relationships. It is completely normal that a relationship can’t feel like a honeymoon for the entire time because it is inevitable to have different phases and ups and downs. In some relationships, the good periods often come naturally after a period with lots of distance, but sometimes it is necessary to put a serious effort into making the relationship work. In order to make the relationship work in the...
The pandemic that took the world by surprise has been the driving force behind several industry changes since early last year. Real estate in London is another area that has endured some adjustments following the lockdown and closure of tourist attractions, and we will examine these changes throughout this article.
As mentioned by recent data seen at www.lawsureinsurance.co.uk/londoners-dream-home/ , most people working in London are hoping to reside closer to their workplace and minimise their commuting time. As remote working has become accepted as the norm in most businesses,...
2020 arrived and just like that, remote work went from “nice to have” to “the way we work.” HR, in particular, was turned on its head. Things like upholding cultural standards, watching out for burnout, sourcing for recruits, candidate evaluation — all are complicated by the lack of physical presence. Fully remote companies like DistantJob found themselves in the position to offer mentorship and advice to many businesses trying to cope with the new reality of finding and assessing remote candidates in a post-COVID world.
Part of the challenge is that it just isn’t good enough to...
Attomarker, a spin-out company from the University of Exeter, has launched its new COVID-19 seven-minute Triple Antibody test to the general public at Holmedale Health in the city. The test, which is unique in the market, will tell patients whether they have antibodies against the virus either from a previous infection or from the vaccine.
The launch in its home city follows positive results from an initial patient study at St. Thomas' Hospital, London. It delivers laboratory quality, quantitative results in seven minutes, with a 95% sensitivity and 96% specificity, providing...
Firefighter Tom Taylor has been chosen to help promote Public Service Day on Wednesday 23 June – after raising thousands of pounds for the NHS through his Frontline Coffee charity.
The day, officially launched by the United Nations as long ago as 2003, has barely been recognised in the UK until two years ago, when public sector and civil service membership club Boundless took up the cause.
Now it is gaining increasing recognition, with Tom’s story at the forefront of the campaign.
The firefighter who works for Somerset & Devon Fire & Rescue Service,...
The Motability Scheme looks to increase awareness in the county as it pilots its first ever national campaign
Everyday activities like going to the supermarket, visiting friends or popping out for a change of scenery can often require a car and 137,674 people with disabilities in the South West of England could benefit from the everyday freedom offered by leasing a vehicle on the Motability Scheme.
In response to this, the Motability Scheme has launched its first ever national television advert alongside a print, digital and PR campaign. This ‘Everyday Freedom’ campaign aims to...
Devon based pro cyclist Freddie Scheske will be hoping to make his Tour of Britain debut later this year after the first teams were confirmed for the 2021 edition of the race.
The University of Exeter student rides for Ribble Weldtite Pro Cycling , which will also be competing at The Tour for the first time in September (5-12 September).
Ribble Weldtite is one of six British teams unveiled by The Tour, alongside Canyon dhb SunGod, SwiftCarbon Pro Cycling, Saint Piran and TRINITY Racing, as well as a Great Britain national squad.
Totnes-based Valeport, a global leader in the manufacture and design of underwater measuring equipment has continued to innovate and grow during the COVID-19 pandemic and has launched a new company to facilitate their expansion into the Water industry.
The independent, family-owned business, which employees more than 90 people from state-of-the art facilities on the River Dart, designs and supplies precision sensors and probes to a worldwide marine customer base that includes: environmental, energy, construction, dredging, engineering, scientific research and military sectors....
His Royal Highness, The Prince of Wales, has recorded a special programme to say thank you to volunteers of hospital, health and well-being radio stations for your work in keeping communities connected and patients entertained during the Coronavirus pandemic.
The programme, Music and Memories with HRH The Prince of Wales, has been specifically produced for broadcast by HBA (Hospital Broadcasting Association) Member stations and features some of The Princes’ favourite tracks. From artists including The Three Degrees; Diana Ross; Barbara Streisand and Edith Piaf to name but a few,...
