Casinos and life beyond gambling establishments: Dress code trends in 2021

In the modern world, people don't bother with clothes. Democracy gave people the freedom to express themselves by allowing them to wear shorts to a wedding and ripped jeans to work. With all this, the rules of the dress code have not disappeared anywhere. They continue to exist to this day, sometimes taking official and sometimes an unofficial form. The upper strata of society pay special attention to this etiquette. When they go to a party, they will not allow themselves to wear provocative clothes that would make them look at least inappropriate, if not ridiculous. The same goes for...

Can India become the world’s fastest-growing economy in 2021?

Authored by Paula_D
Posted: Thu, 04/29/2021 - 2:43pm

A lot of countries, if not all of them, were affected by the global covid pandemic. One of the biggest economies India was affected by it as well. The country had published the economic survival plan for 2019 and 2020, however without knowing the possible outcome of it, as nobody expected the global pandemic to hit the economy. To further analyze the possible actions and potentials of economic growth in 2021, it is necessary to review the year prior to better see the actual possible outcomes

Economic plan 2019-2020

Minister of Finance Nirmala Sitharaman delivered the Economic...

10 Reasons to Migrate to a B2B eCommerce Solution in 2021

The B2B eCommerce sector is booming, and there are lots of active discussions about its current state and what the future might hold for it. If you’re involved in this system in any way, you have to make sure that you are actively interacting with the ecosystem – you can’t really watch things from the sides anymore and expect to just take advantage of the current progress. You have to do your best to ensure that your store matches current trends and delivers the kind of experience your customers expect to see.

There are many benefits to using one of the most comprehensive B2B...

Over a third of Exeter homeowners undervalue their homes by almost £46,000 as Zoopla reveals the cit

Over a third of Exeter homeowners undervalue their homes by almost £46,000

Zoopla reveals Exeter's ‘hidden equity’

New analysis by Zoopla , the only property portal which offers a free instant online property price estimate, conducted as part of its inaugural Hidden Equity Survey, has found that Exeter homeowners are undervaluing their homes by an average of £45,937.

The Hidden Equity Survey of 2,000 homeowners* who have had their home valued by an estate agent in the past three years establishes for the first time how accurate Exeter homeowners’ estimations of the value of their homes really are. It found that just two fifths (43%) of local homeowners...

Powerful Bitcoin trading tactics to master

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Thu, 04/29/2021 - 6:53am

The innovative rise of crypto trading possibilities is one of the most popular segments that is allowing the majority of people to explore the concept of crypto trading possibilities. Because of this particular notion, there are more and more people that are interested in this segment, which indicates the rise of popularity of each and every possible digital value that is part of cryptocurrency. Understanding this subject you will get a chance to directly explore all of the possibilities that this crypto trading world has to offer, thus contribute to the overall increase in value of the...

Travelling in a Pandemic: How to keep safe

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Thu, 04/29/2021 - 1:38am

Making sure that you remain safe and well when you are travelling is always important. However, following the pandemic, it is more important than ever before. With so much to consider as well as the risk of spreading the disease, it Is important to make sure you are doing everything you can to remain safe. To help you out, we will be providing you with some of the ways that you can stay safe when you are travelling.

Make Sure You Have Masks And Hand Sanitizer

When you are travelling, it is important to make sure that you are doing everything you can to keep yourself and...

Green light for East Devon’s ambitious Clyst Valley Regional Park plans

Green light for Clyst Valley Regional Park plans

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 04/29/2021 - 12:59am

Plans for a protected greenspace about half the size of Exeter have received support from East Devon Councillors.

Yesterday at East Devon District Council’s Strategic Planning Committee , Councillors unanimously gave their backing in support of the Clyst Valley Regional Park, located in the west of the district.

With ambitious plans to provide benefits for people, nature, climate, water, soils, jobs, education, landscape, and the historic environment, this impressive initiative can now guide partners towards a shared vision and values through the newly-approved 25-year...

Exeter retirement village celebrate Queen’s birthday with afternoon tea 

Residents at Millbrook retirement village, in Exeter, which is owned by later living operator Inspired Villages, dressed in their finery and enjoyed a garden afternoon tea to celebrate The Queen’s 95th Birthday on 21st April.

Residents made the most of the sunny weather and enjoyed a ‘socially distanced’ afternoon tea of coronation chicken, smoked salmon, cream cheese and cucumber finger sandwiches. For the royal inspired menu, the village chef also prepared homemade fruit scones with clotted cream and strawberry jam, homemade butter biscuits, a fruit cake and Victoria sandwich...

Exeter retirement village celebrate Queen’s birthday in style

Exeter retirement village celebrate Queen’s birthday with afternoon tea 

Residents at Millbrook retirement village, in Exeter, which is owned by later living operator Inspired Villages, dressed in their finery and enjoyed a garden afternoon tea to celebrate The Queen’s 95th Birthday on 21st April.

Residents made the most of the sunny weather and enjoyed a ‘socially distanced’ afternoon tea of coronation chicken, smoked salmon, cream cheese and cucumber finger sandwiches. For the royal inspired menu, the village chef also prepared homemade fruit scones with clotted cream and strawberry jam, homemade butter biscuits, a fruit cake and Victoria sandwich...

Nine young SW teams in the final 40 of the Amazon Longitude Explorer Prize for young inventors and innovators

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 04/28/2021 - 11:11pm

Nine teams of young people across Devon and Somerset have made it to the national finals of the Amazon Longitude Explorer Prize this year. This includes five different teams from Churston Ferrers Grammar School near Brixham – a record in the prize’s history.

The Amazon Longitude Explorer Prize, delivered by Nesta Challenges, pairs entrepreneurial skills not usually taught in the classroom with the STEM curriculum to encourage young innovators from across the UK aged 11-16 to create tech solutions to the big challenges of our time - such as climate change, healthy living, ageing...

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