With the world-changing as a result of the pandemic and more time being spent inside than ever before, the use of digital devices has increased tenfold. But with several industries thriving as some suffer, how else has the pandemic forced change towards the continued use of the digital era in the not too distant future.
Lockdown Saw A Rise In Video Calling Apps
When the first lockdown was announced in March of 2020 the population of the UK were overnight forced to stay in their homes and limit their time outside. As a result, the increased use of house party, Zoom and...
When it comes to steel quality, Montanstahl is certainly always at the cutting edge. Anyone who has ever bought or simply wanted to find out more about stainless steel has certainly heard of this company, which has been producing and exporting its products around the world for many years. The company was founded in Stabio, Switzerland, in 1983 and since then has always been one of the leading players on the global scene. Montanstahl has never stopped looking for ways to improve and has always been able to take advantage of the opinions and cooperation of its customers in order to invent...
You would have to live in a cave for the past almost five years if you have not heard the word Brexit, especially in 2020. Whenever there has been news about it, people that are not even from the UK have taken an interest in it, and they were concerned about how the decision panned out.
One industry has been watching the Brexit discussions since day one is the online casinos and mobile casinos sector in the UK , along with other betting or gambling sites that have their interest in UK players. How will Brexit affect online gambling in the UK? In this article, we will try and...
To celebrate the 15th anniversary, internationally renowned folk artist Seth Lakeman will be playing a worldwide concert stream with his band. The celebration will focus on the best-selling Folk album of all time (in the UK), including ‘Lady of the Sea’, ‘King and Country’ and ‘White Hare’ plus other favourites.
Westcountry folk singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Seth Lakeman was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize in 2005 for 'Kitty Jay'. It catapulted Lakeman into the forefront of the new British folk movement. His follow up, the gold-selling ‘Freedom Fields’ produced...
Exeter Cathedral School will be holding a Virtual Open event on the morning of Saturday 6 March 2021.
The webinar-style event, held on Zoom, will be an opportunity for families to learn more about the School – known in the country for its strength in the creative arts and its family feel.
Led by the Headmaster, Mr James Featherstone, the event will be an opportunity to get a flavour of life at ECS – a purposeful community where people matter, where children are given the opportunity to flourish, and where you can feel confident that the very best of hands and hearts will...
Did you know your pet can suffer from kidney stones? Kidney problems also afflict dogs, some breeds more so than others. The main culprit in these kidney stones is an organic compound called purine. This is a nitrogenous compound found in all protein foods including meats, seafood, legumes and even spinach.
Not that all foods containing purine are bad. Purine is like cholesterol. It is only harmful in high levels. Foods with high levels of purine are problematic because this compound leads to high levels of uric acid when these foods are digested. Uric acid is not very soluble....
Exeter Chiefs were looking woeful post the January COVID-19 related break for English Rugby, but the time off and rest period seems to have assisted last season's Premiership winners in finding their elite form.
This past weekend saw the Chiefs extend their winning streak to three games consecutively, leaving the London Irish squad in the dirt as they pulled up behind Bristol Rovers with just one point separating each team in the table.
The London Irish were defending a six-game winning streak of their own, but a defiant performance from the Chiefs led Ali Hepher's team...
A Devon education "listening" event will take place on Wednesday 24th February, organised by Cllr Su Aves (St Sidwells and St James) of Devon’s Children’s Scrutiny Committee with Hannah Packham, the National Education Union (NEU)’s Regional Secretary. The discussion will bring together Devon teachers, school staff, parents, students and everyone with an interest in education to focus on priorities and aspirations for the county, both during and after the COVID pandemic.
After brief introductions from the panel, participants will be asked to break out into smaller groups by area...
Right from the beginning of the first industry, information has always paved the way to success for almost all the firms out there. Whether it is information about the market, customers, or the product itself, firms have been utilizing different types of information in the form of data in order to polish their product to perfection, provide personalized services and gain a competitive advantage in the industry. But how do you gain access to resourceful data apart from using the information that you gather from your website?
Well, if you are not able to produce enough data from...
Horse racing remains as exciting as ever and has some big events lined up this year. Even though the events might be televised just now, fans can expect a feast of horse racing and the drama that unfolds on the racecourses will be as intense as ever. Below is a look at some of the biggest events that fans can get ready for this year.
Cheltenham Festival
The Cheltenham Festival gets underway on 16 March and comes to its conclusion on the 21 March. That’s four fabulous days of racing and is especially notable because of its focus on jump racing. On average, approximately 67,000...
