Solar Panel group-buying scheme will save you money and help save the planet

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 08/26/2020 - 2:53pm

Devon's householders have the chance to help the county become net-zero by joining Devon Climate Emergency's (DCE) solar panel group-buying scheme.

DCE is made up of Devon's principle public and private sector organisations, and they have joined forces to draw up a Carbon Plan, the county's roadmap to carbon neutrality.

The DCE's latest project is Solar Together and, with group buying experts iChoosr Ltd, they are offering homeowners the chance to buy high quality solar PV more cheaply than if they were buying alone.

Led by Devon County Council, the scheme is...

Bills, restaurant, Exeter

Bill's Exeter to extend EOTHO scheme throughout September

As the Eat Out to Help Out scheme approaches an end, we are delighted to announce that Bill's Exeter is still joining in with a bespoke menu; offering up to 50% off from Monday – Wednesday throughout September.

Celebrating up to 50% off, the set menu means guests can now indulge in one course for £10 and two courses for £14.50. Always looking for ways to treat customers and enhance their experience, Bill's has created a special menu for diners to choose from including:

Starters

  • Truffalos - Vegan truffled buffalo "wings" with a vegan cheese dip & celery
  • ...
Bella Italia

Bella Italia reopens its doors in Exeter

Bella Italia is reopening its doors in Exeter, inviting guests to dine and experience the joy of the Italian table once again.

The restaurant, opening on 30th August, will be welcoming guests back with a range of summer dishes inspired by classic Italian favourites, alongside some new dishes and flavours, including a daily set menu, bottomless pizza (£10pp), a bottomless Prosecco Pizza Brunch (£25pp) and Signorina's Night Out – 2 starters and 4 cocktails (£25pp).

The Bella Italia Set Menu, priced £12.99 for two courses, includes starters such as Gamberi – king prawns...

Devon residents needed for autumn wildlife survey

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 08/26/2020 - 12:59pm

Wildlife charity People's Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) is, for the first time, running its Living with Mammals survey during autumn, from Monday 31st August until Sunday 29th November. This is the second time the survey has taken place this year, following a successful spring survey which proved popular during lockdown.

The survey, which usually only takes place once a year, asks people to record the presence of mammals in their gardens or local green spaces online. PTES saw record breaking numbers of volunteers taking part earlier this year. The charity wants to encourage...

The Best 5 Printers For Remote Working

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Wed, 08/26/2020 - 12:20pm

Even before the pandemic, the idea of working at home or remotely was something many businesses were warming up to. But right now it's become the norm for many people! If you're lucky enough to have a job that allows you the opportunity to work remotely , then you may well have found that there's perhaps one major thing you miss about being in the office: a decent printer.

While not as necessary these days as they used to be because of emailing and cloud sharing platforms, printing out something on paper still comes in handy. From printing out reports to invoices to images, there...

Millions to be protected from Covid-19 at motorway fuel pumps this August Bank Holiday

Drivers taking time out to make the most of the last great summer getaway this August Bank holiday, can look forward to a safer refuelling experience at motorway service stations across the UK, all thanks to the installation of GripHero, a British invention which protects drivers from contamination,Covid-19 and other dangerous contaminants at the fuel pump. Following a Titanic effort, the hand-protection dispensers have been installed at motorway service stations on all mainland motorways. In total 70% of motorway service stations, including Moto’s network of Motorway Service Areas, now...

Colin Hegarty, as Education and Schools Director at Sparx

Award-winning maths teacher, Colin Hegarty to take a leading role at Exeter edtech Sparx

Authored by AmySutton
Posted: Wed, 08/26/2020 - 11:36am

Sparx, the socially focused learning technology company focused on improving numeracy around the world, has today announced the appointment of Colin Hegarty as Education and Schools Director.

As Education and Schools Director, Colin will spearhead the Sparx Family’s UK schools strategy, working closely with individual schools and groups of schools to understand their needs, as well as collaborating with educators to deliver maths learning technologies that generate measurable impact.

As an award-winning maths teacher and founder of HegartyMaths, which became a part of the...

10 tips to save money on your next holiday

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Wed, 08/26/2020 - 11:15am

Travelling the world is one of the best ways to unwind, relax, and rejuvenate yourself. Besides providing an opportunity to see the world in a different light, holidaying allows you to meet new people, sample exotic cuisines, and immerse yourself in diverse cultures. However, many people find it difficult to control their travelling budgets . These tips will help you save money on your next holiday trip.

Best Ways to Save Money on Your Next Holiday

  • Travel in the shoulder or off season
  • Choose hotel locations carefully
  • Get off the
  • ...
Devon Air Ambulance

Devon Air Ambulance: What it means to be needed

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Wed, 08/26/2020 - 11:15am

Devon Air Ambulance delivers life-saving treatment at the scene of an incident to hundreds of patients every year, but when the helicopter departs without a patient, does it really mean they ‘aren’t needed’?

The enhanced and critical care that Devon Air Ambulance’s (DAA) team of doctors and paramedics bring to a patient in their time of need continues to expand each year, helping to create the very best chance of a successful outcome when minutes mean the difference between life and death.

In rural Devon, getting patients to the right hospital is only part of the package...

The advantages of buying prescription glasses online

Authored by Claire Small
Posted: Wed, 08/26/2020 - 10:50am

Online shopping has completely transformed the way we buy things nowadays. From clothing to toys and gifts, many people spend much more buying items online than they do physically and this trend is going to continue in the future. While buying online is certainly more convenient for both the seller and customer, there are still many industries and services that have lag behind.

While prescription glasses are quite common, they are only starting to become available online. This is because many customers prefer to see their final product before purchasing a frame. Fortunately, with...

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