City Vets

CityVets Exeter maintains vital veterinary service for pet owners during pandemic

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Tue, 03/31/2020 - 10:42am

Exeter based, independent veterinary practice CityVets, are reassuring all pet owners that they are open for emergencies, patients requiring urgent treatment, medication and pet food throughout the pandemic, come what may.

CityVets has four practices in Exeter, however, at this time two of the branches - the Alphington and Whipton practices have been temporarily closed. The Heavitree Veterinary Hospital and the St Thomas (101 Buddle Lane) branch remain open for phone advice, enquiries and emergency appointments and treatment.

Veterinary practices are classified as...

Student part-time jobs online

Student years are remembered for an entire life. One of the main memories is a constant lack of money. Although you are already 18 years old, time does not allow you to combine work and study properly. Sitting at the university desk takes the biggest part of the time. However, nowadays, students have new opportunities. You are allowed to work remotely in your free time. This kind of job is a popular option among students.

The money received will allow you to start an independent life, remove the burden from the parental budget, eat, relax and dress better, and partially gain...

7 Reasons to choose asphalt paving for driveways

Due to its capability to withstand harsh weather conditions and other damaging forces, asphalt is the best choice for property owners. Whether you are preparing for the installation of the parking lot, driveways or a general paving project, a business that provides asphalt driveways in Dublin can help you with each step of installation. We are going to discuss the top 7 reasons to choose asphalt paving for driveways.

Durable

Asphalt is extremely durable and it is known to withstand whatever nature and humans throw over it. It can even stand frequent and heavy traffic,...

The Importance Of Washing Your Face

Failing to wash your face is going to increase your chances of developing skin problems in this area. Simultaneously, you may get sick. If you’re serious about maintaining your perfect complexion and you want to be safe, you should wash your face regularly. Doing so will put your mind at ease and make a world of difference. Many people do not wash their faces regularly and they’ll regret their decisions. Below, you’re going to learn more about the importance of washing your face.

Skin Care Routine

There is a good chance that you follow a skincare routine religiously. If this is...

The Basics Before Starting a Law Firm

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Tue, 03/31/2020 - 6:04am

Are you thinking of starting a law firm? Just thinking about it can seem too overwhelming, especially if you’re just fresh out of law school. There is no doubt that it is a big step but not every part of it has to overwhelm you. If you want to embark on the journey of owning your own private business, then lots of preparation is essential. The better prepared you are, the fewer mistakes you will make. Sure, it’s expected to make mistakes and learn from them, but firms that shut down abruptly often do due to some obvious mistakes that could have been avoided through proper planning....

Let’s battle coronavirus together!

Coronavirus is a pandemic that has now made its way to almost all the regions around the world. It is a contagious disease that is spreading at a rapid rate and the alarming situation is the fact that there is no vaccine or definitive cure for the disease so far.

Another challenge is the fact that it is very difficult to identify corona. The symptoms of corona are flu like and include:

  • Fever
  • Cough
  • Shortness of breath

These symptoms are almost the same like the symptoms of a common cold and flu. Therefore, the only way to...

Support needed to keep Marie Curie Nurses on the frontline in the South West, through the Coronavirus crisis

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 03/30/2020 - 6:21pm

Across the UK, Marie Curie is gearing up to care for hundreds of additional dying patients requiring end of life care, in order to relieve the unprecedented pressure on the NHS during the Coronavirus crisis. With the number of cases rapidly increasing in the South West, local Marie Curie Nursing teams are working harder than ever.

Given the choice, people overwhelmingly say they would prefer to die in their own home, or in a hospice, rather than a hospital. End of life patients who do not want to be in hospital need to be moved to a more appropriate setting, as beds in critical...

SME manufacturers in Exeter to have their say on Covid-19 impact

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 03/30/2020 - 6:06pm

Small to medium-sized manufacturers in the Exeter are being urged to take part in a major survey detailing the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on industry.

The Manufacturing Barometer, which is conducted by South West Manufacturing Advisory Service (SWMAS) and the Manufacturing Growth Programme (MGP), went live today and is inviting companies to highlight the issues they are facing and the support they need to overcome them.

Companies are being asked to highlight changes in production volumes, difficulties in retaining employees, supply chain disruption and any major ‘...

Councils identify alternative accommodation to help the NHS

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 03/30/2020 - 6:02pm

Councils are identifying accommodation that could, if required, be turned into temporary care facilities for people when they’re ready to leave hospital, to relieve pressure on the NHS.

The accommodation could also be used to temporarily house additional staff being recruited into healthcare, or staff being redeployed to frontline care roles.

Hospitals everywhere are under considerable pressure due to coronavirus (COVID-19), therefore it’s important that patients remain in them only for as long as they require specialist care.

When they’re well enough to no...

Service department at Bristol Street Motors open to support key owkrs to stay on the move

Vertu Motors is opening the vast majority of service departments to ensure that key workers and vehicles critical to the country during the pandemic can continue their vital work.

The service departments at Bristol Street Motors Exeter Renault and Hyundai and Exeter Van Centre ar open.

Anyone classed by the government as a keyworker, or vehicles such as utilities, emergency services and food and necessary goods distributors will be able to access servicing and repairs. Where possible this will be extended to vulnerable people who need to stay mobile.

Robust...

Pages