Business Daily

Exeter Installer shortlisted for major national award

Matthew Bird of Devon Renewables Ltd in Exeter has been shortlisted for Best Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Installer (Best HVAC Installer) at the Heating Installer Awards 2026.

As one of only four HVAC installers to be shortlisted out of thousands across the UK, Matthew now enters the final stages of the competition, where he’s in with the chance of being crowned the overall national winner.

To secure the shortlist, Matthew showcased a project he ran for a family of five, in their five-bedroom detached in the local area. The house had been heated using an old...

Everything you need to know about pursuing an online digital marketing course In London

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Tue, 05/26/2020 - 11:07am

The enormous benefit and usage of education in today's era has started to play a vital role in an individual's life. The usage of knowledge in every field has turned itself into an irrefragable and an immortal affair which the individuals cannot dare to refute. We should pay a massive debt to education for making our hectic schedules easier. Education plays a pivotal role in framing an individual and even changes the perspective to some extent. The steppingstone after getting proper training, is choosing the right career which a student truly wants to attain and pursue in the future. The...

A Business Owners Guide to Carbon Neutrality

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Mon, 05/25/2020 - 10:31am

In 2015, the United Nations collectively agreed to reduce total greenhouse gas emissions. This was through the Paris Climate Agreement, and emphasised how much of a high priority it is across the world to cutting carbon emissions. These changes will affect everyone, individuals, families, businesses, corporations and governments across the globe. After all, we all have a responsibility to take the necessary steps towards a sustainable future.

A higher amount of CO2 in the atmosphere has meant that the planet’s surface temperature has almost increased by 1°C since the 1990s. This...

Big boost for Devon's economic recovery

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 05/21/2020 - 11:57pm

A major step to boost Devon's economy after lockdown is being taken by the county council and partners Exeter College.

A new academy for future skills will be created to offer training for high-tech jobs in engineering, digital, construction and clean growth.

Devon County Council has agreed to purchase the vacant former Flybe Training Academy at Exeter Airport which closed when the airline went into administration. The deal will see Exeter College, the city’s Ofsted outstanding education provider, run the new academy.

Since 2007 Exeter College has been the...

Launch of the South West Food Hub CIC

The South West Food Hub Community Interest Company (CIC) is being launched this month to lead a collaborative food community to support the region’s food network to buy local and establish sustainable, shorter supply chains across the South West’s food sector, focusing primarily on public procurement.

The initiative is supported by local organisations including the Heart of the South West LEP, the University of Exeter, Exeter City Futures, POM Support and the National Farmers' Union (NFU).

Alex Stevens, Regional Policy Manager at the NFU says; “We are a region united by...

Pandemic offers glimpse into a carbon neutral future

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 05/21/2020 - 2:21pm

Devon’s carbon emissions have reduced by almost a quarter (23 per cent) during the lockdown new data suggests.

The data has been collected on behalf of the Devon Climate Emergency Response Group (DCERG), a group of public, private and voluntary sector bodies working to make Devon carbon neutral by 2050 at the latest.

It forms part of a discussion paper ahead of Friday’s DCERG meeting and suggests that the reduction in road transport and energy use has had an immediate and profound impact on emissions.

Average traffic flows in Devon have reduced by 60 per cent,...

Always Be Ready For New Challenges in Your Business

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Thu, 05/21/2020 - 12:09pm

Talking to entrepreneurs every day leads to only one conclusion. They are the basis of every business company and without them, it would be really hard to achieve the desired results. They’re constantly planning new things, evaluating the current situations, and making decisions according to the estimates. In recent times, it’s really hard to survive in the modern world business world. The marketplace is full of companies trying to meet the customer need. However, not all of them achieve the desired effects.

Many companies are struggling financially but are doing their best to...

Enterprise Nation launches local meet-up group in Devon to offer vital peer-to-peer support for small firms during the Coronavirus pandemic

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 05/20/2020 - 11:02pm

Small business support network Enterprise Nation has expanded its Local Leaders network into Devon after an overwhelming response from small business owners to help their own business community recover from the economic impact of the Coronavirus pandemic.

The local group will be led by LinkedIn trainer Jennifer Corcoran, founder of small business coaching firm My Super Connector .

Jennifer said: “Small firms need help more than ever during this crisis and getting their business out there again in the right way when all of this is over will be so key. I'm all about making...

Taylor Wimpey's Exeter developments to reopen to customers

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 05/20/2020 - 9:06pm

Following the latest UK Government guidance which came into effect on Wednesday 13th May, removing restrictions on non-essential home moves and supporting the return of activities related to the sale and purchase of homes, Taylor Wimpey will begin a phased approach to reopening its sales offices and show homes in Devon and Cornwall from Friday 22nd May.

Taylor Wimpey was the first UK homebuilder to stop construction on sites and close sales centres in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the lockdown restrictions. A phased return to construction has since restarted on a number...

Hendy Group reopens its service centres to the public

Authored by Claire Small
Posted: Wed, 05/20/2020 - 11:50am

Hendy Group’s service centres have re-opened across the south coast including those in Exeter.

The motor group has now opened all of its aftersales departments after initially keeping four sites open for essential maintenance to key worker vehicles.

Hendy has introduced a number of changes to its service centres to ensure all they are in line with Government guidelines. Customers will be given a timeslot in which to come in for their service to reduce the number of people in waiting areas, and all aftersales departments and waiting areas will feature clear signage to...

Tips for Keeping Your Business Above Water Amid COVID-19

COVID-19 has affected every business on the planet. Some large enterprises are being utilized more than ever, such as video chatting, video conferencing, and gaming apps. However, most businesses are having to make hard decisions about how and where to spend dwindling resources and how to adapt to an increasingly digital world. If your business and team members are struggling, follow these simple but effective tips for keeping your business above water amid COVID-19.

Define each company goal.

In order to keep your business afloat in an unprecedented time, you and your team...

Ida Hotel and Restaurant, Icmeler, Türkiye
your pets daily logo
Home Education Daily logo
Food and Drink Daily logo in red, white and black
your beauty daily logo with heart

Top video

Selco Builders Warehouse | England Rugby star Jack Nowell visits Exeter Saracens junior teams

England ace Jack delivers tips to Saracens

Exeter Weather