9 Ways To Make Your Vacation As Cheap As Possible

Something that we all look forward to, regardless of our age, is vacation time . It’s a chance to unwind, see something new, have fun, and create everlasting memories for yourself and your loved ones alike. However, the fact of the matter is, not everyone has the luxury to take vacations simply because they cannot afford it. The good news is that there are ways to get around this and have a vacation within your budget.

This is why we’ve made a list of the best 9 ways to make your vacation as inexpensive as possible.

Rvs and pop-up campers

Renting out an RV is really...

Concerns raised over anti-social behaviour on Dartmoor

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Fri, 05/29/2020 - 6:28pm

As the warm weather continues and lockdown restrictions are eased, Dartmoor Rangers have seen a rise in irresponsible and abusive behaviour as people visit the National Park.

Barbeques and open fires, despite the high fire risk, piles of discarded rubbish including discarded barbeques, parking blocking people’s drives and farm gates, social distancing forgotten, are just a few of the things witnessed.

The Authority today reiterated its appreciation and thanks to the vast majority of people who were doing the right thing, appreciating the special qualities of the National...

A short guide to increasing security in your business

Every business owner worries that their property or online presence might not be secure enough. The options for security are as long as the arm, but with a short guide to set you in the right direction, security can begin to be improved.

  1. Physical Security

Presuming your business has a physical presence, such as an office or a high-street outlet, securing it effectively is your first priority. Good lighting and CCTV are a good place to start to deter intruders during the hours that you aren’t there. When it comes to surveillance cameras, try to position them...

Lightfoot launches First Notice of Loss service to fleet managers

Lightfoot, the award winning in-vehicle technology and driver rewards platform, has launched its First Notice of Loss (FNOL) service to the fleet sector, alerting fleet managers to incidents and accidents, helping to enhance Duty of Care to drivers of fleet vehicles.

The new service, which is available as an add-on to Lightfoot’s range of services, sends notifications within ten minutes of an incident, detailing the severity of the incident, the vehicle involved, its location, direction of travel, g-force caused by the incident, the vehicle’s speed at the time of the incident, and...

Maintain profitability while you bring sustainability to your small business

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Fri, 05/29/2020 - 8:39am

If you’ve been reading news about eco-friendly initiatives, you may’ve noticed that big brands dominate the news world when it comes to sustainable initiatives. This often lets start-ups thinking that their actions don’t matter, or that they’re not big enough to make a difference.

Sustainability has been a hot subject for many years now. While everyone applauds the efforts big brands make to find solutions for climate change, start-ups and small businesses can also make a difference. Small ventures may not have the same resources corporations have, but they can reduce their...

Enjoying gardening in later life

Gardening is a hobby that people of all ages can enjoy. This activity can be beneficial for the elderly. It can help keep them active and busy. It can also help seniors find purpose. Not only will they get to enjoy the results of their hard work, but it will also provide them with some exercise and fresh air while working in the garden. There are several benefits that the elderly can get from gardening, so it's best if they're encouraged to commit to it as a hobby.

The unusual circumstances we have been experiencing in recent weeks have led to new interest in self-sufficiency...

4 Luxurious Party Ideas

There’s nothing like a good party. The only thing more fun than attending a great party is actually throwing one that provides wonderful memories for your family and friends that you can look back on for years to come. While there are many different ways of going about organizing a memorable event, people often remember the ones with fine food, lavish entertainment, and great company. This is not so much for the materialistic aspect as it is simply for the fact that luxurious parties are rare, and they create a sense of exclusivity around them that invitees can’t help but relish....

How To Easily Be Prepared For Long-Term Travelling

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...

Great reasons why having a website is important for your business

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Fri, 05/29/2020 - 6:13am

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...

Baxter plotting Chiefs return to action

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...

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