Best hair loss solutions for men in 2021

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Fri, 03/12/2021 - 10:52pm

Hair! Hair! Everywhere! On the pillow, on the floor, on the table, on the comb… Hair! Hair! Everywhere!

Hair fall has become a major issue and the biggest tension even for youngsters. It is counted as one of the most common concerns worldwide. Almost one-third of the population is affected by it. It feels very embarrassing when someone points at your receding hairline. If you are also going through it, let me tell you: you are not alone!

Male pattern baldness is influenced by mostly genetics or hormones. Sometimes, an unbalanced or poor diet, lack of sleep, stress,...

Exeter-based data and software provider Software Solved promotes Martin Lovell to Product and Commer

Exeter-based data and software provider Software Solved promotes Martin Lovell to Product and Commercial Director 

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 03/12/2021 - 10:24pm

Software Solved is delighted to announce that it has promoted Martin Lovell to Product and Commercial Director as the company looks forward to another successful year.

The role will see Martin overseeing product development, identifying new market opportunities and bringing a deeper insight in sector shifts to enable the business to adapt to constantly evolving markets.

Martin, who joined Software Solved as Product Manager in March 2020 has a breadth of enterprise-wide experience in both New Zealand and the United States. With this in mind, bringing Martin’s skills and...

Is Remote Working Here To Stay? 

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Fri, 03/12/2021 - 10:03pm

With the onset of the Covid 19 pandemic, millions of employees had to adjust to transforming their home into their office. What was initially thought of as a temporary measure has now become routine as so many of us are entering into what is almost a year of working from home. This new way of remote working has become part of the ‘new normal’ so much so that 74% of professionals expect to continue working from home as lockdown restrictions ease.

We have relied heavily on the advanced technology at our fingertips to enable us to work from home effectively. With the likes of Zoom,...

New fund to help community refurbishment projects

Help is at hand for community groups in Exeter with the opening up of a Strategic Fund to help pay for the refurbishment of community buildings.

From Monday 15 March, community groups can apply for up to £75,000 from Exeter City Council’s Strategic Fund.

To be eligible for this one-off grant, groups will need to be close to completing their fundraising target and have their refurbishment project ‘on the shelf’ and ready to go.

Groups will need to have a validated business case and project delivery plan agreed with their board or trustees.

Cllr Amal...

Exeter City Council, Ash Diebeck

Get involved in photography project to record impact of deadly tree disease

People across Exeter can now take part in a study to assess the effect of ash dieback disease on the landscape of the city.

Three fixed camera points have been installed at three locations across the city where ash dieback will have an impact.

Members of the public are now being encouraged to take photographs from the fixed posts to capture Exeter’s changing landscape over the coming months and years. The pictures, will capture changes to the treescape and will help inform decisions about future plantings across the city.

The county-wide project has been...

Exeter Chief, Exeter Rugby Club, Children's Hospice South West

Exeter Chiefs’ stars surprise children and families with storytime session at local hospice

Gallagher Premiership rugby players Joe Simmonds, Jack Maunder and Tom O’Flaherty delighted families from Children’s Hospice South West, surprising them at an evening story time session.

Keen to give back to the local community, the Exeter Chiefs players popped up unexpectedly via Zoom to read bedtime stories to children with life-limiting conditions and their families who are cared for by their local hospice, as well as bereaved families who still have strong links with their hospice. The children and their families were treated to a reading of Jack Maunder’s motivational kids’...

Why Exeter is predicted to become one of the UK’s leading tech hubs

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Fri, 03/12/2021 - 9:40pm

The United Kingdom has always been London to the global market, and to itself. There have been efforts made to move outside of the capital. Prime Minister Boris Johnson suggested temporarily moving the Houses of Parliament to York, for instance, while the Palaces of Westminster received repair work. Birmingham and Leeds have been fertile grounds for business recently too.

One industry which is thriving outside of London is tech. Post-Brexit, there is hope that London continues to remain a beacon for tech start-ups. However, in the South West, start-ups have started to choose...

Exeter Chiefs, Kensa Heat Pumps, Exeter Rugby Club

Exeter Chiefs tackle climate change with Kensa Heat Pumps

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 03/12/2021 - 9:32pm

Kensa Heat Pumps , the south west’s largest low carbon heating employer, has joined forces with Exeter Chiefs Rugby Club , the south west’s leading sports team, as an Official Supporter for the 2021/22 Gallagher Premiership Rugby season.

Headquartered in Cornwall, but with offices minutes from Sandy Park in Exeter, Kensa Heat Pumps is the UK’s leading manufacturer, supplier and installer of ground source heat pumps, a renewable technology that delivers low cost and low carbon heating to properties across the UK. The Kensa Heat Pumps name will appear on the back of the Chief’s...

Cadogan Court, RMBI Care Co

Exeter care home resident is reunited with daughter once again

Residents at RMBI Care Co. Home Cadogan Court, in Exeter, were delighted to be able to meet their loved ones in person for the first time since the start of the pandemic.

The Home has opened its doors to family visits, following new guidance from the government, which allows each care home resident to receive visits from one family member or loved one.

One of the first residents to be reunited with her daughter in person is Brenda Evans, aged 91. She said: “It was lovely to see my daughter Holly once again and hold her hand. It’s so nice to be in the same room together...

Progress update on CDS full fibre network rollout

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 03/12/2021 - 9:13pm

Preparations are well underway for the roll-out of the full fibre network through the recently awarded contracts from the Connecting Devon and Somerset (CDS) programme.

Around 56,000 homes and businesses will be provided with access to Gigabit capable broadband by internet providers Airband, Truespeed and Wessex Internet.

While most of the construction is expected to start in the autumn, Wessex Internet is due to start building the first links to its network in the Galhampton area of South Somerset in mid-April. This main framework, known as the “backhaul network” will...

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