Six ways you can Use a Gazebo for Home Improvement

Authored by BHTNews.com
Posted: Wed, 04/28/2021 - 8:11pm

If you are looking for ways to improve your home, installing a gazebo structure is an ideal way to upgrade your home. There are many ways you can use a gazebo to boost your home, this article will discuss six ways you can use a gazebo for home improvement.

How to use the gazebo for home improvement Outdoor Dining

Gazebo owners can use the gazebo to improve their home by using the structure as an outdoor dining area. Whether you have a wooden, metal or pop-up gazebo, the gazebo is a comfortable shade you can use for outdoor dining. With a gazebo in your yard, you can create a...

Immigration in the United Kingdom – New plans and updates

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Wed, 04/28/2021 - 5:23pm

Are you planning to enter and reside in the United Kingdom? If yes, please note that there are different ways to get there. The process is quite different depending on the entry method you selected. However, you have to make sure you pass the immigration qualification, or else your dream of becoming a resident will be in trouble. One of the standard procedures is to take a Life in the UK test . It’s a test where your knowledge about the UK will be challenged. It is a must to pass the test, or else your appeal to become a UK resident will be denied.

There are new plans and updates...

Family of Exeter man seek answers after asbestos death

Family of Exeter man seek answers after asbestos death

The family of a Devon man, who worked as a fireman on steam trains and as a BT engineer, is appealing to his former colleagues for answers about how he was exposed to asbestos, which caused his death.

Antony Talbot, who was born in Exwick and lived in Exeter, died aged 88 in October last year, one month after he was diagnosed with mesothelioma, a terminal asbestos-related lung cancer.

His family believe that he was exposed to asbestos when he worked for GWR Exeter in the 1950s and when he installed underground cables for BT from the 1960s until the 1980s. They are now...

Technology continues to change what it means to be a fan

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Wed, 04/28/2021 - 3:43pm

The rate at which technological developments continue to change everyday life is nothing short of absurd, especially in retrospect. New technologies either govern or are again changing, most of our daily activities.

Behind the scenes, we have artificial intelligence and big data analysis bolstering the internet, monetising our online lives, and making social media platforms even less about being sociable. Easily the most disruptive new technology has been the smartphone, though. With the release of the iPhone in 2007 greatly hailed as the dawn of this mobile-obsessed age, there...

Human Machine Interface (HMI): Here's How It Bridges The IT/OT Divide

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Wed, 04/28/2021 - 1:31pm

A traditional human-machine interface (HMI) is the key automation component that handles and manages all core machine features, such as visualization, supervision, control, tracking, diagnostics, monitoring and data logging.

Current HMI Trend

When we talk about the IIoT, we're talking about the integration of technologies from the information domain and the operational domain. Because of this convergence, we can gain a deeper understanding of it by applying pre-established IT models to the data generated by a device, system, or asset.

Eventually, these complex...

Defence giant embraces Exeter business’ workplace innovation programme

Authored by Proteus
Posted: Wed, 04/28/2021 - 1:25pm

Multinational manufacturer of defence products MBDA has instructed Exeter based Workplace Innovation Europe Limited (WIE) to deliver its Workplace Innovation Practitioner Programme to twelve of its Innovation Champions based across Europe.

Based on learning by doing rather than teaching abstract principles, the ILM-accredited Leadership Development Programmes provide participants with the knowledge, skills and confidence, together with practical support and mentoring, to deliver real change in their organisations. Each Programme is based around a flexible combination of e-...

Scouting for Girls to play Exeter Corn Exchange

Scouting for Girls to play Exeter Corn Exchange

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 04/28/2021 - 11:34am

Indie-pop trio Scouting for Girls have confirmed a huge UK tour for Autumn 2021, including a date at Exeter Corn Exchange on 25th October.

With their new album ‘Easy Cover’ due on 23rd April, the band have announced an extensive UK tour for the Autumn. Going back to the music and culture of their childhoods in the 1980s, the band regrouped during what should have been a summer of festivals to create a joyous album of 80s covers alongside some incredible new tracks, and an optimism that 2021 can be everything that 2020 was not.

Friends since they were five, the trio (Roy...

‘The Billion Trees Project’ helps rebuild sustainable communities

Exeter firm's 'treemendous' quest to plant 1 billion trees to help offset carbon footprint generated by businesses

Authored by Glen King PR
Posted: Wed, 04/28/2021 - 11:28am

Leading independent software company RapidReg Ltd. located in Exeter is on a quest to plant 1 billion trees as part of an aspiring initiative to save the planet by offsetting the carbon footprint generated by businesses, whilst helping them to attract a new wave of green-minded consumers all for just 15p per tree.

Studies suggest between 75%-90% of the total global carbon emissions are produced by businesses and not individuals. Proactive tech entrepreneur Chris Collins co-founder of ‘The Billion Trees Project’, a non-profit arm of his RapidReg brand said: “These are scary...

Oz Clarke OBE to host Food Drink Devon 2021 Awards

Oz Clarke OBE, one of the world’s leading wine experts, is to host this year’s prestigious Food Drink Devon Awards. Celebrated for having one of the finest palates of anyone writing about wine today, Food Drink Devon is delighted to welcome Oz to their glittering black tie awards’ ceremony on Monday 4th October, during which Oz will have the honour of announcing the winners. Entries to the awards close on Friday 30th April 2021, further details can be found at www.foodanddrinkdevon.co.uk/2021-awards.

After a challenging year, Devon’s outstanding food and drink producers,...

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