If you are a free spirit who dreams of being engulfed in adventure and loves to travel, then you are probably looking for new destinations to explore, and perhaps reside in for a while; long-term travel usually lasts anywhere between a month and a year or so. Those who decide to travel for such extended periods of time are usually looking to embark upon a new journey where they can discover new cultures and immerse themselves in a lifestyle that differs from the one they left behind. Traveling, in general, is no picnic, but long-term travel, in particular, requires even more planning. To...
A website plays a major role in the growth of a business. When built right, it will be effective and draw in interested consumers. However, creating a great website can come with a hefty price tag, but it doesn’t have to. The Pay Monthly Website options can help with making your website more affordable. Surveys show that businesses that have up to date websites enjoy the online presence more and are likely to attract more customers. Professionalism in web design and online marketing is also important to ensure that the website is up to the standard, and is effective in marketing your...
Rob Baxter insists players across Premiership Rugby, including his own at Exeter Chiefs, will be given the best medical provisions as they look to return to training next month.
Director of Rugby Baxter believes restarting training for a return to top-flight action during the current coronavirus outbreak can be done safely - and that implementing the guidelines laid out in the government’s white papers are not as hard as some people think.
Speaking on BBC Radio Devon, Baxter said: “There are challenges currently, but I think the big thing from me - and it’s something I’m...
An online treatment proven to prevent anxiety and depression in young people is set to become available to the NHS and other mental health services worldwide.
The University of Exeter has developed and tested an effective internet-delivered treatment to tackle worry and overthinking called “rumination-focused cognitive behavioural therapy” (RFCBT), which helps people switch from unconstructive, repetitive thoughts to a concrete, specific and action-oriented style.
The effectiveness of online RFCBT has been demonstrated in two clinical trials in young people who worry a...
A University of Exeter student has raised £10,000 for those affected by mental health issues during the coronavirus pandemic by running 131 miles in just five days.
Joey Higham had never taken part in a marathon before, but completed five in less than a week to raise awareness of the work of the charity Mind. He was spurred on by messages from supporters, including from a mother whose son had committed suicide, as he completed the gruelling physical challenge.
The 22-year-old had completed no training before starting the marathons, where he circuited a local field near...
There's absolutely no doubting the fact that there are many attractive things about starting a business. You set your own hours, give yourself access to unlimited income potential, and begin to build wealth with real assets.
However, there's also a massive downside to starting a business: risk. Whether it's a customer lawsuit, a workers' compensation claim, or failed operations in a new market, every aspect of a company's operations has an inherent element of risk.
There are two principal ways that businesses insure themselves from realizing the full cost of a risk that...
Following updates to government guidance on May 13th that allowed ‘homeware’ retailers to re-open, DFS will be welcoming customers back into its Exeter store from Friday May 29th.
The re-opening of the showroom is part of a phased plan that has already seen DFS re-open three stores in Leicester, Milton Keynes and Bolton on May 22nd. In addition to the Exeter store, a further 86 DFS stores in England will also re-open on May 29th.
The showroom will be operating with extensive new processes and safety measures in place, including: comprehensive staff training to ensure...
Exeter City Football Club is attempting to trace around 100 people who have bought shares in the club over the last century.
The club, which is legally obliged to hold an up-to-date share register at St James Park, is making a concerted effort to track down a number of missing shareholders or the next of kin of those who have passed away.
It is believed the earliest shares date back to the 1930s and may have been passed down through people’s families.
Nick Hawker, chair of Exeter City Supporters’ Trust, said: ‘We are making a real effort to find all the Club’s...
Last year Healthy Homes for Wellbeing, run by Exeter Community Energy (ECOE) launched a Winter Warmth campaign highlighting the issues of fuel poverty and hard to heat homes faced by local residents each and every winter. The campaign generated almost £5000 for the Healthy Homes Hardship Fund, thanks to the generosity of local residents. This money has been used over the past 6 months to support low income and vulnerable households with purchases such as electric heaters, fridges, washing machines, cookers, fuel vouchers and basic repairs.
The quarantine life isn't easy and this worldwide pandemic has made us all appreciate the little things we took for granted before. However, there is still hope that the world will go back to normal soon and we could do everything we loved outdoors once again. So, if you're thinking of trying out some new hobbies after the lockdown ends, these are 6 hobbies that may interest you.
1. Photography
Photography is an excellent choice to consider for a new hobby. It's great because you can take some of the best pictures ever if you just try hard enough. So many people love...
