The biggest challenge that many financial companies face is having a product that can facilitate a service across a multitude of different platforms, devices or services. The more people using the service, the better – and with countless individual transactions taking place globally every minute, versatility and efficiency are the deciding factors for billions of people every day when choosing their payment method.
You could make a strong case that versatility and efficiency are similar, and you couldn’t really have one without the other. If you’re choosing the most versatile...
As England fans, our love for football isn't just a hobby—it's a passion that fills pubs, livens up living rooms, and vibrates through stadiums with every match. Recently, technology has started to make its mark on the sport we cherish, sharpening decisions on the pitch and transforming our experiences as supporters, especially as we gear up for the Euro 2024.
Embracing the Digital Referee: VAR and Beyond
Remember when Video Assistant Referee (VAR) first came onto the scene at the 2018 World Cup? It's been a wild ride since then, but it's starting to find its footing,...
Embark on a culinary journey by exploring diverse flavours of international cuisine and get to know how to recreate these exotic dishes with locally sourced ingredients.
Come and dive into the vibrant world of ethnic cuisine in British kitchens! Here, traditional recipes meet locally sourced ingredients creating culinary masterpieces that reflect the spirit cultural exchange and globalization.
From its city streets to its countryside towns, you will always find the diversity of intricate ethnic cuisines influenced by the culture that makes up the UK home. British...
Exeter is the place to be this Summer with so much going on across the city.
Whether it’s a splash in one of Exeter’s water parks, a stroll down at the Quay, or history and pageantry in the city centre, there’s something for everyone.
It all gets underway this bank holiday weekend with the ever-popular water-play facilities opening up across the city.
With the weather warming up, the paddling pools at Heavitree Pleasure Ground and the Splashpad at St Thomas Pleasure Ground will be opening on Friday ahead of the long weekend. The water-play facilities will be...
Vaping, once a niche activity, has surged in popularity over the past decade, transforming into a multi-billion-dollar global industry. The rapid rise of vaping can be attributed to a combination of technological innovation, targeted marketing, changing social norms, and the perceived health benefits compared to traditional smoking. The below article delves into the key factors that have made a contribution to the widespread adoption of vaping.
Technological Advancements
The evolution of vaping technology has played a pivotal role in its popularity. Early e-cigarettes...
A Devon charity that seeks to empower survivors of domestic abuse is planning renovation works after winning building materials in a nationwide competition.
SAFE Foundation, based in Exeter, has been named as one of the first winners in Selco Builders Warehouse’s Community Heroes 2024 campaign.
The Community Heroes campaign by Selco, one of the UK’s leading builders merchants, gives community groups and good causes the chance to secure materials to use on a project.
The charity has secured £500 of building materials to improve its facilities – and will also be a...
Exeter-based B Corp four-day week environmental consultancy Tyler Grange has been named amongst the Best Medium-sized Organisations in the UK in The Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2024 list.
Devised from analysis of 50,000 organisations globally , the annual accolade measures several areas relating to employee satisfaction. Those companies that perform best in The Sunday Times list have lower staff turnover, lower sick absences, and higher levels of productivity.
The list is compiled from responses to survey questions developed by behavioural scientists, data analysts...
Exeter’s longest-serving councillor will serve a second term as the city’s Lord Mayor.
Cllr Kevin Mitchell (Lib Dem, Duryard and St James) was first elected to the city council in 2003, and is officially its ‘senior citizen’.
He said he was extremely proud to be nominated for a second year.
He was nominated by Cllr Laura Wright (Lab, St Thomas), who said: “He has been an excellent ambassador for the city, and has done his job with huge enthusiasm and enjoyment.”
