Photography advice for beginners

Authored by Ellie Green
Posted: Thu, 05/27/2021 - 8:01am

Photography is something that most people get into because they are passionate about. However, they then reach the stage whereby they want to turn it into something more than a hobby. Does this sound familiar? After all, there is nothing better than earning your income doing something that you love. With that being said, read on to discover more about some of the different ways to get started in the world of photography if you are a beginner.

Do freelance photography for newspapers or magazines

The first option you should consider is contacting your local newspapers and magazines...

 7 Refreshing cold drinks you can make at home this summer

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Thu, 05/27/2021 - 6:24am

Do you know that summer dehydration can be life threatening ? So do not take this lightly, keep an eye on what you are drinking and taking in your body this summer because the last thing you want is to faint or get get sick because of dehydration.

Beverages with a greater number of supplements than water can be useful, as they hinder the rate that your stomach discharges liquid. This draws out the rehydration process so turns out to be especially significant for people who work out often or just who sweat a lot.

Let's be honest, water can be boring at times and it might...

How to find the best deals when shopping for a wireless security system

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Thu, 05/27/2021 - 5:52am

A wireless security system combines wireless sirens, motion detectors, wireless cameras, and sensors to detect security breaches at your home and sound the alarm. There are many brands in the market which makes finding the best deal challenging because all security companies showcase the best features and prices to attract more customers. But through reviews, ratings , and research on features that enhance the security system, you will find one that suits your home security needs.

Finding the best deals when shopping for a wireless security system

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How to keep busy during retirement

Authored by Ellie Green
Posted: Wed, 05/26/2021 - 10:00pm

For sixth months you will have been staring at your retirement date on the calendar. You sniff freedom close, and you cannot wait to burn your work clothes. Then, reality hits, as you realise you don't know how to spend your day and you are bored. Work kept you on the go and gave you a sense of purpose, and this new freedom seems daunting. Keeping occupied during retirement is more challenging than you imagine. Here we offer a simple guide to making the most of the golden years and living the life you dreamed of throughout those long workdays.

Moving somewhere new

New...

102-year-old Exeter woman beats Covid

102-year-old Exeter woman beats Covid

An Exeter care home resident has celebrated her 102nd birthday after surviving Covid.

Muriel Dunford, who lives at The Old Rectory, contracted the virus in January of this year, but remained asymptomatic and after recovering, was able to enjoy her special day with staff and residents at the home.

Rachel Fullard-Bell, Home Administrator at the Old Rectory, said: “Muriel has lived with us for three years and everyone here is extremely fond of her. She is always so positive and has developed some lovely relationships with everyone here in the home. When she contracted Covid...

Exeter University makes the top 10 for student satisfaction!

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 05/26/2021 - 8:47pm

Luxury student accommodation providers, Study Inn , have recently released their new campaign - " the most fun cities to be a student! " and Exeter has come in at 15th, overall.

Study Inn took the top 20 universities from the Guardian's league table and rated 5 categories that matter most out of 5 to find the average score for each university.

Categories include the number of pubs and restaurants, the average pint price, how many societies the University has and the Student Crowd student scores.

For the category "Student satisfaction" Exeter is in the top 5 and...

New handbook to help prescribe nature for mental health and wellbeing

New handbook to help prescribe nature for mental health and wellbeing

Understanding how the power of nature can help people improve their mental health and overcome conditions such as depression, anxiety and stress has been boosted thanks to a new handbook.

The resource, from researchers at the University of Exeter, provides guidance and best practice for organisations providing Nature on Prescription, helping them to develop beneficial, safe and sustainable services.

Nature on Prescription is one form of social prescribing through which people can self-refer or be referred by a health or social care professional to engage proactively with...

LiveWest donates 30 laptops to Queen Elizabeth's School in Crediton

Housing Association’s Gift to Support Digital Access for Community

Housing Association LiveWest has donated thirty laptops to Queen Elizabeth’s School in Crediton.

Rupert Poole, Principal of Queen Elizabeth’s School, said: “QE is very grateful for the generous donation of laptops from LiveWest and it will help our students immensely.

Clearly everyone has been through a challenging year, a year where the importance of developing students’ IT skills and ensuring good internet access has been highlighted.

This donation will not only ensure greater online access for our...

What is a Tarot love reading and how does it work?

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Wed, 05/26/2021 - 12:35pm

Tarot readings have been heavily practiced among specific cultures over the years. Because of this, the culture of tarot reading has gained traction and is now done across the world. Many people are into tarot readings, especially tarot love readings and financial readings, and will seek out the very best psychic readings in the hope that they will give them either the answers they are looking for or some direction that will then help them achieve what they would like to. Tarots are meant to give some clarity when you’re faced with life uncertainties or have a pressing problem that you...

New survey reveals insights into Brits’ driving etiquette

Do you know the rules of the road? New survey reveals insights into Brits’ driving etiquette

Authored by Ellie Green
Posted: Wed, 05/26/2021 - 11:49am

A new survey from ATS Euromaster has revealed how in-the-know British motorists are regarding driving etiquette.

The study polled 2,000 motorists in the UK to find out whether age, gender and location play a role in their driving knowledge.

55-64s have the best driving etiquette

According to the survey conducted in February 2021, younger generation drivers are the most likely to answer incorrectly when asked basic driving knowledge questions.

Nearly half of motorists aged 18-44 think splashing a pedestrian is acceptable, while a third of the same age group think...

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