Àclèaf, which opened in January this year, is now reopen. A few things are new, although the ethos of the restaurant remains the same: menus driven by the plethora of fine produce grown and harvested in Devon, matched with simple, yet delicate cooking by Head Chef Scott Paton.

Àclèaf Restaurant reopens with a four-course tasting menu

A delightful demi-tasting menu consists of four dishes of Scott’s creation. Priced at £80, for both vegan and regular menus, dishes include the likes of Curried Devonshire crab with mango ; Scallop taco with coriander ; Duck terrine with...

The UK is home to an incredible array of world class online casinos. These licensed and regulated operators feature plenty of bonuses and promotional offers. For players, the seemingly endless variety of available options presents somewhat of a challenge. Pray tell, how does a newbie casino player go about picking one online casino bonus over another?

It's worth pointing out that the quality of a bonus is often linked to the quality of the online casino. Many bonus offers appear too good to be true – because they are . It's easy to be fooled by smoke and mirrors with disreputable...

DEVON folk are invited to an award-winning pub in Devon next month (August 2020) to take advantage of the Government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme.

The Swan, in Bampton, will give customers 50% off all food and drink every Tuesday and Wednesday, excluding alcohol, from August 4 until 26.

Paul Berry, Co-owner of The Swan with his wife and fellow award-winning chef, Donna, said: “The Government’s new Eat Out to Help Out scheme runs every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, however we are closed on Mondays, so will be offering customers 50% off all food and drink every Tuesday and...

Your trusted customers who have offered significant contributions in building your entrepreneurial reputation may have been familiar with the location of your establishment, but how about those who are yet to discover the benefits they are about to gain from your business? It is only necessary that they confirm the legality of your business’s existence by physically visiting your shop. The problem is, they are unable to locate it. As a result, it raised doubts and questioned whether your business does exist.

This is where outdoor signs enter. Outdoor signs function as advertisers...

2020 has been a year like no other. Every industry has been impacted by Covid-19 in one way or another. Many businesses have suffered, some have closed, and others have innovated and survived. One thing has been certain no matter the industry; the virus has forced us all to adapt and innovate. Supply chains have faced unpredictable disruption both domestically and abroad. Any companies relying on goods manufactured in China quickly realized it was time to diversify, if not long overdue.

Right before the COVID chaos, the major carriers decided to lower the weight thresholds to apply...

As more parts of the country's economy and daily life continues to re-open Stagecoach South West are continuing to put customers, communities and employees first and ensure people can use public transport services safely and confidently.

Through these challenging times, the bus operator has continually kept the wheels turning, keeping essential bus services running, communities connected and provided transport for fellow key workers.

With the UK government advice now that everyone can begin using public transport again, Stagecoach are doing everything they can to give...

A survey with leading South West law firms has identified five factors which are holding law graduates back from becoming high achievers.

The survey also showed that undergraduate law degrees are not effectively teaching the business skills that students need for a successful career in law.

The survey with ten of the leading law firms in the South West, including Michelmores, Womble Bond Dickinson and Browne Jacobson, was conducted by Truro-based Kies Consulting.

Michael Schauer, Director of Kies Consulting said: “The transition from an academic to commercial...

Students from Exeter College applying to study medical-based courses at university are celebrating as a massive 70% of applicants to these courses have been successful in securing offers on these highly sought-after courses.

Applications to study medical-related courses at university generally begin earlier in the academic year than normal courses and can be a demanding process as students outline their ambitions in the field.

Fortunately, thanks in part to the work of Exeter College’s exemplary Reach Academy, students have excelled in their applications, with 22 students...

Even the most sociable and selfless members of a family appreciate their alone time now and then, and when it comes to crafting the perfect man cave, it’s perfectly acceptable to enjoy some self-indulgence. Here are some tips to help you dig a little deeper and design the ultimate man cave.

Be Price-Conscious

Remember that you are creating an entire vibe, as well as a private room, so don’t get hung up on the idea of filling your man cave with expensive one-off pieces of furniture when cheap armchairs will do the same job. They’ll probably look no different, either, if...

The history behind the creation and the concept of furniture goes from centuries before civilization. As early as 3100-2500 B.C, the first furniture was produced solely for household usage through utilizing commonly found materials such as stones and sticks. Wood was not typically accessible as a material for furniture, not until the Neolithic era. As many years have passed, various formations of this furniture have been developed, all while keeping the style and structure. Indeed, such innovation has pushed the improvement of the usage of these items, further insisting that furniture isn...