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Access All Aerials needs your help!

Access All Aerials is an exciting project run by CEDA (Community Equality Disability Action) – a local not-for-profit charity dedicated to supporting disabled people across our area.

Their Marsh Barton-based studio in Exeter gives disabled people the chance to express themselves through music, radio and media – building skills, confidence and community.

They are looking for local businesses to help grow this project through sponsorship.

This is a fantastic opportunity to:

✅ Support an inspiring local cause ✅ Promote your business within the local...

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Entrepreneurs event at Exeter University

Entrepreneurs can pitch ideas about a new concept or product and begin creating their own business at an event, later this month in Exeter.

Startup Weekend, a 54-hour event, will help people develop solutions and ideas that have the potential to make a positive difference to society.

The weekend takes place from 17 to 19 November 2017 at University of Exeter’s Business School and is open to anyone with a novel product, idea or code - with the drive to turn their ideas into a startup business.

Teams will be supported to build a product or service and then present...

New equipment at Exeter skate park

There’s good news for skate fans with new, temporary equipment installed at Exeter Arena Skate Park.

Work is ongoing but some of the ramps will be available to use this weekend.

Exeter City Council is carrying out the work with Tim Ruck of the Boarding House. When finished the facility will include:

• A flat spine • Wall ride • Grind block • Sub box

Local BMX riders have contributed a flat rail to the park.

Recently the City Council was forced to break up the old skate park on the same site after the equipment had become rotten and dangerous....

Council’s special parking offer designed to be a winter shopper winner

Temporary car parking deal in East Devon will run for five months from 1 November 2017 to 31 March 2018

Anyone planning to start their Christmas shopping early will be able to take advantage of East Devon District Council’s five-month winter parking special offer, which starts on 1 November 2017 and runs until 31 March 2018. The daily parking tariff of £2 offers unbeatable value as it enables shoppers to take their time when making purchases, as the ticket will cover them for the entire day, from whatever time they choose to arrive until midnight.

The revised timing is a...

Back-to-back wins for Chiefs

Exeter Chiefs made it back-to-back victories in this season’s Anglo-Welsh Cup, brushing aside the attentions of the Scarlets on their own patch.

For 40 minutes at least, the Welsh region went toe-to-toe with their English counterparts. After that, brute force took hold and with it came a flurry of points for Ricky Pellow’s side.

Shaun Malton, James Freeman and Tom Hendrickson all claimed tries for the visitors, but it was up front where they ruled the roost, inflicting a further three penalty tries on the Scarlets, who were physically no match for the Devonians in the set-...

Dartmoor riding stables wins prestigious tourism award

Hard work, dedication, wonderful horses and spectacular scenery have earned Babeny Farm Stables in Dartmoor a prestigious award at the Herald Express South Devon and English Riviera Tourism and Hospitality Awards.

Proprietor Dee Dee Wilkinson was presented with a Silver in the Tourism Event or Sporting Activity category at the ceremony which was held at the Riviera International Conference Centre last week.

The stables are located at Poundsgate in the heart of Dartmoor and between April and October provide trail riding experiences across Dartmoor’s stunning landscape...

Chiefs side to face Scarlets

Ricky Pellow believes a bit of fine tuning to the Exeter defensive plan this week means the Chiefs will travel to rivals Scarlets in buoyant mood ahead of Sunday’s clash at the Parc Y Scarlets (3pm).

Last season’s beaten finalists kicked off their Anglo-Welsh Cup campaign in fine fashion a week ago, dispatching Premiership counterparts Northampton Saints 43-28 in a seven-try success on home soil.

Although delighted with the way his side went about their business in attack, skills coach Pellow was somewhat critical of his players in the way they allowed the Saints to hit...

Communicatation within Small Businesses

The United Kingdom is renowned for its ethos of supporting the small business owner, from the greengrocer on the local high street to the solicitor on the corner. It is a nation replete with networks established for this very reason. Yet, given this structure, it is illuminating to find that small businesses quite often don’t help themselves when it comes to assuring fully functionality within budget and utilizing even some governmental measures put in place to aid them on their entrepreneurial path. Around half a million small businesses form each year and a large majority collapse,...

3 Crucial Areas of Business and How to Safeguard Them

A successful business is made up of three areas, all of which are integral to its maintenance and growth. Running a business can be challenging and time-consuming, but it’s vital you make sure you have the appropriate safeguards in place to protect these critical components of your organisation. The popular model, The Business Triangle , applies the theory that there are three core areas of an organisation – people, process and technology – and that each side of the "triangle" should receive equal attention. To build a business that stands the test of time, you need to ensure its...

5 Ways to Build a Brand for Your Small Business

A strong brand emulates your company’s success, which can encourage consumer trust in your business. However, you must offer so much more than a pretty logo. It is essential for your business to form its own identity, and the branding should be based on your company’s mission, tone of voice and values. Find out the five ways to build a brand for your small business.

1. Carve Your Own Identity

Don’t try to replicate existing brands. Aim to carve your own distinctive identity in your chosen industry. For instance, you must create a logo and tagline that will reflect your...

Exeter designer chosen by national retailer to run workshops

Exeter knitwear designer, Lauren Aston, has been handpicked to host a series of workshops throughout the region with national clothing retailer, Joules.

The workshops, which will take place during November and December, take place in Joules stores in Exeter and Cribbs Causeway in Bristol.

Lauren, 27, who works from her home studio in Exeter, will be using it as a chance to show people how to design and make their own chunky knit Santa hats, using jumbo needles and wool.

‘Since starting my business nearly three years ago, I’ve been inundated by people asking me to...

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Access All Aerials needs your help!

Entrepreneurs event at Exeter University

New equipment at Exeter skate park

Council’s special parking offer designed to be a winter shopper winner

Back-to-back wins for Chiefs

Dartmoor riding stables wins prestigious tourism award

Chiefs side to face Scarlets

Communicatation within Small Businesses

3 Crucial Areas of Business and How to Safeguard Them

5 Ways to Build a Brand for Your Small Business

Exeter designer chosen by national retailer to run workshops

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