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Moorland Fuels Sales Manager achieves top industry honour at national UKIFDA Awards 2026

Andrea Williams, Sales Manager at Okehampton-based Moorland Fuels, has been recognised for her outstanding customer service at the national UK and Ireland Fuel Distributors Association (UKIFDA) Awards 2026.

Facing stiff competition from the very best customer service teams in the fuel sector, Andrea was announced as the winner of the Customer Service Award at the prestigious annual UKIFDA Expo & Conference held in Liverpool on 15-16 April.

Working for Devon-based Moorland Fuels, which provides commercial fuels, heating oil, and lubricants across the South West, Andrea’s...

How to Promote your Business using TikTok Advertising

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Mon, 12/30/2019 - 8:16am

TikTok is the latest platform to take Gen Z by storm, since its inception 3 years ago it has amassed over 300 million followers, which is on par with twitter. If you haven’t heard of TikTok, this is something that you need to change as it will give you direct access to the Gen Z market which is notoriously difficult to tap. Follow our steps to help you promote your business on TikTok.

Create a TikTok Ad Campaign

Your ad campaign on TikTok can be as large or as sm all as you want to make it. You have the opportunity to attract your niche, so make sure that your ad...

Airband celebrates 1000th customer on Devon national parks network

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Sun, 12/29/2019 - 9:57pm

Connecting Devon and Somerset and Airband have announced the 1000th customer on Airband’s award-winning network across Exmoor and Dartmoor national parks.

Claire and Ed Hitch, who farm Devon Red Ruby pedigree beef cattle at their farm in Exmoor National Park, near Whatchet, are Airband’s 1000th customers on the moors. They have been gifted an impressive six months free internet service in honour of this milestone.

Claire Hitch said: “When we took over the farm in September this year, the previous tenants told us we should choose an Airband service, and we’re glad we did -...

BGF celebrates growth in its South West portfolio

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 12/27/2019 - 10:54pm

BGF, the UK and Ireland’s most active investor in growing businesses, has experienced a year of growth across its South West portfolio in 2019, having invested £165m to date to support the region’s most ambitious entrepreneurs. This includes new investments in Equilaw and Off-Piste Wines.

With Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) criteria high on the agenda, 2019 saw Exeter-based Lightfoot, the connected car technology company, endorsed by The University of Bath for its reduction of CO2, NOx and particulate emissions by 10-20%. Described as the ‘Fitbit for cars’ and backed by...

Midas team building new Deaf Academy go back to the classroom to learn sign language

They may have a huge array of qualifications between them in building trades and site management but the team behind the construction of a permanent new home for the New Deaf Academy are going back to school to learn a new skill – sign language.

People from Midas Construction jumped at the chance to learn more about Deaf Awareness, so they will be better able to communicate with Academy students and staff during the project.

It meant going back to the classroom to understand more about Deaf Awareness as well as learning commonly-used signs, words and phrases under the...

Malnutrition in Devon’s elderly can be prevented with carers’ help.

Malnutrition in Devon’s elderly can be prevented with carers’ help

Authored by Reporters
Posted: Mon, 12/23/2019 - 12:20pm

CARERS working for a homecare provider in south Devon are helping prevent the county’s elderly from starving (December 2019).

Guardian Homecare says there is a common misconception that people naturally lose weight as they get older.

Catherine Porter, Manager for the care provider, which operates in the Exeter area, says: “Malnutrition is more likely to occur as a result of an illness, loneliness and loss of mobility. It can be exacerbated due to local shop closures, cuts to meals on wheels services or lunch clubs, as well as poor health, immobility and even bereavement....

Devon's winter teams prepared

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Fri, 12/20/2019 - 10:26am

Devon County Council’s winter service teams are prepared and ready if they are called into action over the Christmas holidays and throughout the rest of the winter season.

The authority has upgraded six gritters to replace older vehicles in its winter fleet of 37 frontline gritters.

So far this winter, around 3,000 tonnes of salt have been used on Devon’s roads. The Council starts the winter season with around 24,000 tonnes of salt in its depots.

Councillor Stuart Hughes, Devon County Council Cabinet Member for Highway Management, said: “Our gritter drivers have a...

Businesses to invest for rich people

The business world is tricky and intricate like no other thing out there. It takes time, patience, and a lot of effort to make it, and if you do, it is an ongoing effort to keep growing. You will find that all successful people and companies don’t just settle for what they have; they keep pushing forward, hoping to achieve even more success. If you should be so lucky to become one of those rich people who do make it, you will understand the importance of exploring new avenues and trying new things. These business ideas might just be what you’re looking for as an investment for wealthy...

Share the joy of Christmas with elderly neighbours and family members

Share the joy of Christmas with elderly neighbours and family members

Authored by Reporters
Posted: Thu, 12/19/2019 - 11:32am

DEVONIANS are being encouraged by a care provider in the county to spread some festive cheer this Christmas by keeping an eye on any elderly and vulnerable relatives or neighbours (December 2019).

Christmas can be bleak for anyone living alone and Guardian Homecare, which provides care in the Torbay and Exeter areas, is asking people to check on loved ones and those who live nearby.

Catherine Porter, Manager for the care provider, said: “Christmas is all about spending time with friends and family, but there are some people out there, our service users included, that do not...

Important areas to consider when starting a manufacturing business

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Thu, 12/19/2019 - 11:02am

Starting any business is an admirable goal, but manufacturing in particular can be overwhelming due to the number of processes involved.This is especially so if you have no experience or history in this particular area, you need to make sensible and thoroughly-researched decisions from the get-go.

Here are four important ideas to consider when you’re starting out in this industry.

Be Open to Finding Help from Other Experienced Companies

Problems will arise during the course of finding your place within the manufacturing world, and if problems surface which you...

Hendy wins European accolade for heavy truck success

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 12/19/2019 - 7:32am

Hendy Group’s heavy truck division, which includes a major centre in Exeter, is celebrating success in Europe after becoming the first UK IVECO dealer to be included in the Top 20 leading service providers in 2019

Hendy IVECO general manager Paul Gilbert said that the ranking is a great achievement for Hendy and reinforces its position as one of the UK’s leading heavy truck operators.

He said that following a year of ongoing investment in services, Hendy has been listed in 16th place in the prestigious Iveco Service Challenge.

The challenge assesses the performance...

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