jon hopkins live in exeter

Jon Hopkins - in Exeter again !

Event Date: 
25/04/2020 - 10:00pm to 26/04/2020 - 3:00am
Venue: 
Move, Exeter Quay

Leftfield electronica maestro with a worldwide following returns to Move - an intimate dance music venue below the Bierkeller on the quayside in Exeter. Courtesy of 7Rays & Mihangelf Promotions.

Support from two other DJs, Jachin Boaz - who played last time - and Spatialize.

Ticketsource link -

http://bit.ly/2OSFUVU

Advance tickets £16 + booking fee.

Signs you should get prepaid company cards for your business

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Tue, 01/28/2020 - 6:25pm

There will always be times when employees in your company need to spend money in the course of carrying out company business. In the past, employees have often been expected to pay for these expenses themselves and then claim them back, but a lot of millennials would now find this practice unacceptable . A common alternative has been to give employees access to a company credit card, which gets passed around to whoever needs to use it. Neither of these alternatives is a satisfactory solution to employee expenses.

Reimbursing expenses is very time consuming

Getting your...

Beware of icy conditions on Devon's roads

Icy conditions could be a problem on Devon’s roads tomorrow (Wednesday 29 January) as another cold night is in store this evening.

The main gritting routes in the county are already being treated by Devon County Council’s gritters this afternoon and they will continue their efforts overnight.

While the possibility of snow is only forecast for Dartmoor, wintry showers are forecast on areas of high ground, although they are set to die out in the early hours.

Road surface temperatures are expected to drop below zero across large parts of the county, with East Devon...

Man holding box of tealights

Tea lights post sparks recycling frenzy

Authored by Sue Cade
Posted: Tue, 01/28/2020 - 11:37am

A Facebook post about recycling tealights has had an unexpected reaction, with requests from people across the UK wanting to know more.

The Recycled Candle Company posted an image of founder Richard Hills-Ingyon holding a bag of tealights to illustrate that the business can recycle them.

Richard said: “Most people know that we recycle used candles, but we were getting asked more and more about tealights and the possibility of recycling leftover wax.

“We were absolutely amazed by the reaction, with hundreds of people liking and sharing the post, and asking for...

5 common SEO myths that you may fall for

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Tue, 01/28/2020 - 11:19am

After setting up your website, the first thing on your mind should always be Search Engine Optimization – SEO. SEO is the process or the techniques involved in getting more traffic to your website by falling higher in the search engines’ ranking. There are specific ways in which you can do this, but it is actually quite easy to lose your way and fall into the trap of false information.

Here are a few common myths about SEO that you may fall for:

SEO is a one-time project

Most people put all their energy into SEO when their website is new, or when they finally...

How to ensure your care home excels

If you’re trying to ensure your care home is the best around, there are a few things you’ll want to focus on. Running a care home can be a challenge, particularly given the amount of competition you’ll face. So, making sure you take steps to set your home apart from the competition is crucial.

Of course, you’ll also want to ensure you’re providing the best level of care for the residents of the home. The question is, how can you ensure your care home excels? Below you’ll discover everything you need to know.

Focus on luxury, not necessity

If you really want your...

Volunteers needed now for Marie Curie’s Great Daffodil Appeal in Devon

Marie Curie, the UK’s leading charity for people living with a terminal illness and their families, is urgently calling for volunteers in Devon to give just two hours of their time to hand out the charity’s iconic daffodil pins, in return for donations.

Volunteers will be supporting the Great Daffodil Appeal – Marie Curie’s biggest fundraising campaign, held every March.

In the next 10 years, more than six million people will die in the UK and of this number 75% will need end of life care. The money raised from the Great Daffodil Appeal will help Marie Curie Nurses provide...

Cancer Research UK urges Devon people to Unite for World Cancer Day

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Mon, 01/27/2020 - 10:55pm

PEOPLE in Devon are being urged to show support on World Cancer Day for everyone affected by the disease.

Cancer Research UK is calling on men, women and children to wear one of the charity’s brightly coloured Unity Bands with pride on Tuesday, February 4.

Every hour, around 4 people are diagnosed with cancer in the South West.*

Wearing a Unity Band is a way of showing solidarity with people affected by the disease.

The Unity Band is available in three different colours – pink, navy and blue. It can be worn in memory of a loved one, to celebrate people who’...

Des Groves Art

Des Groves Art Exhibition

Event Date: 
08/02/2020 - 9:30am to 12:00pm
Venue: 
The Blackmore Theatre, 10 Bicton Street, Exmouth, EX8 2RU

Local Artist, Des Groves, will be displaying his paintings in the Auditorium of The Blackmore Theatre, Exmouth, from 9.30am to 12.00pm on Saturday 8th February 2020.

Free Entry.

Please click here for any further information.

Forecast of wintry showers could make travelling conditions challenging

Wintry showers could make conditions on Devon’s roads hazardous overnight and into tomorrow morning, Devon County Council is warning.

While most of the county is likely to see rain and hail showers over the next 24 hours, up to 3.5cm of snow is forecast for higher ground such as Dartmoor, with less expected on Exmoor and the Blackdown Hills.

Devon County Council’s fleet of gritters will be treating all of Devon’s main gritting routes between 8pm until 6am, with multiple treatments in some areas. They will be monitoring conditions throughout the night and the County Council...

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