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Exeter IT Provider Completes Microsoft 365 Migration for Concorde During Corporate Restructuring

Exeter-based IT support provider Timewade has successfully delivered a complex Microsoft 365 migration project for Concorde , supporting the business through a period of corporate restructuring and the transition to a standalone IT environment.

The project involved migrating Concorde’s domain into a brand-new Microsoft 365 tenant, enabling the organisation to operate independently as part of its corporate restructuring. Timewade planned and delivered the migration with minimal disruption, adopting a cloud-first approach aligned with modern security and management standards....

Independent retailer announces golden ticket winner to celebrate 50 years in business

Authored by Glen King PR
Posted: Sat, 11/25/2017 - 10:17am

Independent retailer Queenstreet Carpets & Furnishings has been marking its 50th anniversary milestone with a free prize draw for the chance to win a ‘Golden Ticket’ worth £500 to celebrate five decades in business in Exeter. In addition, over the three-month campaign, they gave away five x £50 vouchers per month with automatic entry in to the top prize draw, by simply asking people to like and share the company’s Facebook page.

Lucky winner, Mrs Alice Sefton of Exeter, was delighted to be called into the store in Alphington to claim her golden ticket. Alice who works at Royal...

WESC Foundation tree announced as winner of Princesshay’s Charity Christmas Tree Festival

The WESC Foundation’s decorated tree has been named winner of Princesshay’s Charity Christmas Tree Festival, featuring thirty-five trees decorated by charities from across Devon.

The popular annual Christmas Tree Festival, located on Roman Walk, Princesshay, was officially opened on Friday 17 November by the Lord Mayor of Exeter and will be in situ until Christmas Eve. Runners up were FORCE and the Exeter Royal Academy for Deaf Education.

The Christmas trees were judged by Ann Hunter, Exeter Business Improvement Manager, who said “The Charity Christmas Tree Festival is a...

Chiefs side to face Saracens

Authored by Mark Stevens
Posted: Fri, 11/24/2017 - 12:28pm

Exeter Chiefs head coach Ali Hepher says he and his squad are “excited” at the challenge that awaits them when they travel to Saracens in Round Nine of this season’s Aviva Premiership on Sunday (3pm).

The Chiefs claimed pole position in the league standings a week ago when they not only made the most of Sarries slipping up at Gloucester, but they then themselves recorded a 31-17 home win over Harlequins 48 hours later.

Although not at their vintage best in seeing off Harlequins - the Chiefs trailed 17-14 at the break - the reigning champions regrouped well during the...

Police appeal after elderly pedestrian injured in Exeter crash

Police were called just after 9.15am on Thursday 25 November with reports of a collision between a Vauxhall Astra and an 86-year-old local woman on Cowick Street, Exeter.

The serious collisions unit attended the scene to undertake initial investigation work.

The woman was taken to the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital with serious injuries including a fractured skull and injuries to her leg.

Anyone with any information is asked to contact 101@dc.police.uk quoting log number 149 for 23 November.

Roadshow inspires Devon to 'get composting'

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 11/24/2017 - 10:54am

Residents from across Devon have been inspired to recycle more food thanks to a series of composting roadshows.

More than 1,000 pledges to recycle food waste were made by residents visiting one of the 11 road shows across Devon.

Composting is the most effective way to reduce waste - at least 30% of the contents in an average household bin can be composted.

The roadshows, run by Recycle Devon, aimed to inspire more people to either compost food or garden waste at home, or make use of their food waste collection in areas where they have one.

The 600 people who...

Three benefits of steel buildings on the farm

If you own a farm, then you are probably always looking for new ways to improve it. Adding new outbuildings to your property will not only give you more space, but it will also improve the overall value of your farm. Today, we are going to learn more about the benefits of steel buildings and how they can help you improve your property.

Steel Buildings Will Protect Your Equipment

All farms have different types of equipment that is used for various applications. But if you don’t have a way to protect your equipment, it can often end up out in the rain. Over time, rain and...

Charity breakfast morning raises £2,000 for Children's Hospice SW

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 11/24/2017 - 8:36am

RGB Building Supplies raised £2,150 for Children’s Hospice South West during its charity breakfast morning on Friday 3rd November.

The event saw visitors to RGB’s Exeter branch make a donation in return for a bacon roll with 100% of the proceeds being donated to the charity.

Paul West, Branch Manager at RGB Exeter, commented: “Our charity events are always extremely well supported, so a big thank you to all our customers who supported the fundraising breakfast morning and helped us raise such a fantastic amount of money.”

Children’s Hospice South West is RGB...

Don’t let spam filters ruin your digital marketing campaign

Few things in digital marketing can be more frustrating than spending time, energy and money on putting together a great email campaign only to find that half the time your message gets blocked by spam filters and does not even reach the intended recipient’s inbox.

Don’t get the wrong idea, spam filters are great things, and we would be drowning in thousands of junk messages if we did not have them. The problem is that certain filters, particularly the free ones provided by providers like Gmail and Yahoo can sometimes come up with “false positives.” This is the equivalent of...

New community space rapidly taking shape in Topsham

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 11/23/2017 - 4:34pm

A new community space that will benefit thousands of people is rapidly taking shape in Topsham. Work on the Estuary Community Hub started in May and is scheduled to be completed and ready to open next summer. A Grass Roots grant – money raised through local developments like IKEA – is helping towards the construction and fitting out of a new two-storey contemporary building on the site of the old Topsham Library. The Hub will have 18 fully accessible rooms and a community garden. “Once complete, we will have a facility to be proud of,” said Rachel Gilpin, of the Estuary League of Friends...

New independent cafe lounge bar for Exeter

Local independent and entrepreneurial restaurateur Lloyd Gardner, well known for his award-winning restaurant ‘Lloyd’s Kitchen’ located in the City-centre, announces his exciting new venture ‘Lloyd’s Lounge’ is coming soon to Exeter, and they are recruiting for 12 new members of staff.

The Café Lounge Bar, with 80 covers, including indoor seating and outside space, is set to be one of the favourite meeting destinations in the City. The impressive new all-weather glass structure in Catherine’s Square, is built by contractor Morgan Sindall and due to be finished and fitted out, ready...

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