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...
Households in Exmouth will receive their own map of the town that showcases the best of the outdoors. The maps will be delivered by Royal Mail by 24th April.
Wild Exmouth , a three year community nature project, has produced a wonderful map to highlight trails and cycle paths along with parks, nature reserves, play areas and community orchards.
Working with local designer, Jo Salter , a brilliant bird’s eye map has been created to give an inspiring view of the town. The map will be posted out over the coming weeks to every household...
The UK’s leading cancer charity for children and young people, CLIC Sargent , is calling on Exeter’s residents to come out and support its shop as they open their doors again on Wednesday 14 April , following the national lockdown.
The charity shop in Exeter (Unit 11, St Thomas Centre Cowick Street EX4 1DG ) has been closed since the end of last year and shop managers are now looking forward to welcoming back Exeter’s bargain hunters.
They have put in place a range of safety measures to protect their customers, volunteers and staff from Covid-19 including: limiting the...
When we need to change tyres on our car, we usually only look for the part number on it, before calling our favourite garage and tell the owner we need to change the tyres on our car. He will check if he has this item in storage, so you can come by the next day. If not, he’ll order them, without asking you which brand you want, most of the time. But maybe, next time, you should do a little search online and choose the brand you want. Here is why.
Different Tyres will provide a different Driving Experience
There’s an expression that says “as long as the shoe fits.” It...
As a result of requesting the European Union's CE regulation on Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) through the Korea Chemical Testing and Research Institute (KTR) for sterilization and disinfection products produced by NON Corporation, it turned that no hazardous substances are detected.
Last year, it passed the important certification standards for health and environmental issues, which are gaining global interest, by completing non-detection tests on 209 kinds of substances of high-risk concern in the European Union's REACH (New Chemical Substances Management...
Projects, teams and individuals from across the South West are in the running to win at the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) Awards for Planning Excellence 2021 , it has been announced.
Finalists from the South West at this year’s RTPI Awards for Planning Excellence are
Interactive Plymouth Plan, submitted by Plymouth City Council (Excellence in Tech within Planning Practice)
Transformation of groundbreaking plan into fully interactive website; a portal to the plan’s strategic vision and policies as well as its delivery and monitoring
Exmouth RNLI volunteer crew members launched their inshore lifeboat this morning following a 999 call reporting a kitesurfer in difficulty off the East Devon shoreline.
At 11.38am today Thursday 15 April 2021 Exmouth RNLI inshore lifeboat D-805 George Bearman II was launched having been tasked by H.M. Coastguard to a report of a kitesurfer struggling and apparently in difficulty. He was sighted between Sandy Bay and Budleigh Beach.
The lifeboat was commandeered by Exmouth RNLI volunteer crew, Scott Ranft, Sarah Beresford and Henry Mock. Shore crew were Neil Cannon, Andy...
Gardening is a hobby that is enjoyed by many. Not only does it give you a chance to get out to enjoy the great outdoors on a regular basis, but it also allows you to learn how to grow and cultivate new life in your garden. You can also choose to grow fruits and vegetables that you can enjoy yourself when all is said and done.
That being said, gardening, particularly when you are considering certain types of plants, is a science. You need to learn about the best conditions for certain plants to grow in and how to achieve those conditions in your own outdoor space. With the right...
If you are a student and need help to pass your exams or do well in your academic work, there are many ways a personal tutor can help you. The fact that we all learn at different paces and take different ways to understand concepts, there is a need for some students to hire personal tutors. Sometimes the teachers may have to contend with such a big class that they do not give personal attention to the various needs of the various students. So, what are your personal academic goals? Do you think a private tutor can help you achieve such goals? Well, our friends who provide who provide...
