Gallagher today announces the appointment of two new managing directors in the insurance broker’s Exeter and Torquay offices.
Cheryl Phillips has been appointed Managing Director for Gallagher’s Exeter office. In her new role, Cheryl will be responsible for heading up Gallagher’s 50-strong team, which looks after insurance and risk management for businesses of all sizes across the region, from SMEs through to large corporate organisations, as well as operating a dedicated regional claims hub. Gallagher’s Exeter office has been based at Milford House on Pynes Hill since 2020, when...
For those who want to learn about becoming an Airline Transport Pilot, you have come to the right place. And if you are unsure of what an Airline Transport Pilot does then continue reading and learn more. Keep in mind that every pilot who gets paid must obtain a commercial pilot license, also known as a CPL., Pilots for pay must have an instrument rating which gives them permission to fly under Instrument Flight Rules or IFR, In the USA the rating is given by the Federal Aviation Administration or FAA. Airline Transport Pilot certifications or an ATP certification do not carry special...
Having postponed their annual concert in Exeter Cathedral last July due to Covid, the Amadeus Orchestra is delighted to announce that it will now take place in July 2021.
Principal conductor Philip Mackenzie says: “As an orchestra, we have been silent since February 2020 when we performed in the House of Commons and we are very excited by the prospect of performing once again. It is very fitting that our first post-Covid concert will be held in Exeter Cathedral as this is the city where the orchestra was founded in 1990.”
Picture this. Your prospective clients walk into your establishment. Your team is ready with a pitch-perfect presentation, to sell products or serve delicious food in your top restaurant again. But a pile of leftover junk from before the lockdown catches their attention rather than what you are offering. The look of disgust in their eyes, too evident to ignore. Embarrassing, isn’t it?
A similar situation could happen at your home too. Your dinner or party guests are not appreciating your exceptional interiors. They are silently judging you for that overflowing bin or rubbish...
Unfortunately, car finance companies and brokers can’t guarantee car finance to their customers. It would be impossible to get someone approved for finance without any of their details, verification and evidence that they will pay their loan back. It would be irresponsible on the lenders behalf and can also result in the customer getting into financial trouble if they can afford to pay back their loan or finance.
You should be wary of companies advertising guaranteed car finance as just like in life, there are no guarantees. Some finance companies who offer guaranteed car finance...
Stress has and will always be a part of our lives. After all, it is a natural response to demanding and adverse circumstances. While it may be normal to experience feelings of pressure, frustration, and worry, feeling intense feelings of stress constantly can have a negative impact not only on your mental health but your physical well-being too.
It is for this reason that you must learn how to handle your stress healthily. It sounds easier said than done, and for the most part, it is. But it isn’t impossible to keep the tension and pressure at a reasonably manageable level. And...
Going on trips to other countries is always an exciting perspective, especially when you are going for the first time. Common sense tells that you should have spare money for trips, as you might want to buy souvenirs, taste food from many different restaurants, and even play in casinos.
If you are going on a trip to the UK, you should know that all countries composing the UK have beautiful casinos crowded with amazing people. Perhaps going to casinos is not one of your top priorities, since England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland all have beautiful landscapes you can explore and...
Throughout the pandemic, many businesses have made good use of the HMRC-administered coronavirus relief schemes. Such support has helped them survive the difficult economic conditions and manage staffing and revenue issues as a result of the strict lockdown rules.
As society reopens, now is the time to re-evaluate finances and look towards a stable and ultimately profitable bounce-back.
Schemes set up to support businesses (extended to 30 September in the March 2021 Budget) include:
The Fiat 500 is arguably one of the most iconic cars sold in the UK today. It’s instantly recognisable from its dinky proportions and dome like shape with a quirky retro styling that pays homage to its roots in the mid-20th century.
Since then the Fiat 500 has come a long way, from its humble beginnings as an affordable car in post-war Italy to a resurgence in 2007, the Fiat 500 has enjoyed success on more than one occasion thanks to its seemingly unending popularity
With the latest release of the ground breaking Fiat 500e all-electric model earlier this year and the...
Work has started on the construction of a new railway station at Marsh Barton in Exeter.
The station, which will feature two platforms, will be located near the Energy from Waste plant on the eastern edge of Marsh Barton.
Devon County Council has designed the station working closely with Network Rail and GWR. It will provide sustainable transport access to Marsh Barton, one of the key employment areas of the city where more than 7,000 people work.
From the end of May, Clapperbrook Lane East will be closed to vehicular traffic for around 16 months, but it will...
