5 psychic readers to see near Exeter

Psychic readers "visualize" something that is not ordinarily visible. Some foretell use a crystal ball, book, or even the surface of the water. If you want to figure out psychic paranormal energy and its consequences, set your to-do list before receiving a psychic reading, learn how to tackle your psychic powers. These factors depend on the interest and concentration you gave to these readings.

Whether its love and relationships or career and work life, you can talk to an experienced and caring psychic about issues to do with your future. Thanks to today's technology within seconds...

Personalising number plates: your full guide

There was a slight decline in the sale of personalised number plates at the start of the world economic downturn of the mid to late 2000s. But in recent years, it’s gone from strength-to-strength with the DVLA reporting the sale of over 400,000 registration numbers in the 2018/19 tax year. This might be due to all the advantages that come with having original and unique private number plates . Besides adding extra value to your car, it separates one vehicle from another while attracting people's attention and curiosity. It is a quick and fun process, as you'll only need to fill out a...

Simpkins Edwards’ team of volunteers spent two days helping to clear non-indigenous invasive Himalayan Balsam from the banks of the River Tale.

Local accountants clear Tale Valley river banks of invasive Himalayan Balsam

A team of eleven, wader clad volunteers from Simpkins Edwards, Exeter, recently swapped a day in the office for a day on the banks of the beautiful River Tale in East Devon to support the work of The Tale Valley Trust.

Building on last year’s volunteering success with the charity, Simpkins Edwards’ team of volunteers spent two days helping to clear non-indigenous invasive Himalayan Balsam, a tall attractive pink flowering plant, which has been an issue for the Trust for the past 13 years, from the banks of the River Tale.

In addition to clearing historic field irrigation...

10 Benefits of Building Your Own Home

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Wed, 10/02/2019 - 6:35am

When it comes to moving to a new home, it can be tricky to find the right one that suits your family. If this is the case then, why don’t you consider building your own home? You might think it will be very difficult, however, it is a lot easier than what you may think. In this article, we will discuss 10 benefits of building your own home. This includes choosing your own bathroom flooring and making sure it is energy efficient. If you are interested and you would like to find out more, keep reading for further information.

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An Evening with Eddie Jones

Event Date: 
22/11/2019 - 7:15pm
Venue: 
Sandy Park, Exeter

With the Rugby World Cup underway the Crediton Bookshop is thrilled to announce that we'll be hosting an event with England Coach Eddie Jones for his new book Eddie Jones: My Life and Rugby publishing in November. This event will take place on Friday 22nd November at Sandy Park, home of the Exeter Chiefs, when Eddie will be giving the inside story on England's World Cup campaign and his long and illustrious career.

Tickets are available from the bookshop (01363 774740) at Sandford Orchards and online and are priced at £30 including signed copy of the book. All profits from this...

Nexus Managing Director, Stuart Wilson, and Operations Director, John Brett, receiving the award.

Nexus Open Systems celebrates a major win against tough competition at the UK Managed Services & Hosting Awards 2019

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Tue, 10/01/2019 - 9:19pm

Devon-based IT provider Nexus Open Systems is celebrating its national award win at the UK Managed Services & Hosting (MSH) awards. Nexus won the prestigious title of Most Innovative Managed Service Solution: General category for its Nexus Cloud Connect backup solution.

The annual MSH Awards recognises the pioneers in managed IT services solutions and this year saw major entrants including Microsoft, Webroot and IBM.

Nexus faced strong competition in its category from large-scale organisations up and down the country; coming first place in such impressive company is a...

Gus Mcvey with his bronze medal

Exeter College Coach earns international success

Exeter College Hockey Academy Coach Gus McVey has helped Zimbabwe Ladies to a bronze medal in the African Olympic Qualifying Tournament which was held in Cape Town.

Gus, 48, combines his role as Exeter College Hockey Academy Coach with being Head Coach of the Zimbabwe Ladies’ Hockey side and his developing team outperformed expectations to bag a bronze medal in the qualifying tournament held in South Africa over the summer.

The third-place finish represents the highest position the country has finished in the tournament since 1990 and Gus was thrilled to help his side on...

World's leading independent manufacturer and installer of stairlifts chooses Lightfoot for its fleet

World's leading independent manufacturer and installer of stairlifts chooses Devon's Lightfoot for its fleet

Acorn Mobility Services Ltd, the world's leading independent company specialising solely in the manufacture and installation of stairlifts, has announced that it has rolled-out Chudleigh-based Lightfoot’s award-winning in-cab technology and rewards platform across its fleet of 136 commercial vehicles and company cars.

Introduced to reduce the company’s carbon footprint, fuel use and claims incidence, Lightfoot’s driver behaviour technology has already resulted in a miles per gallon saving of 12.3% and a 100% reduction in over speeding among its drivers.

Built to exacting...

Charity Night for Children’s Hospice South West a big success

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Tue, 10/01/2019 - 10:46am

Educated Recruitment are thrilled to announce that at their event on Friday evening they had raised a huge £1063.58p for Children’s Hospice South West through the £50 Challenge.

Starting with only £50 given by the charity the ER team organised a big event with intention to multiply the money given held at Coombeinteignhead Village Hall. The night included a quiz, raffle, a silent auction and a disco to round off the evening!

The team here at ER would like to take the opportunity to thank all the local business who had so kindly donated prizes for our auction and raffle, to...

Guardian Homecare asks Devon firms to take on staff with dementia

Guardian Homecare asks Devon firms to take on staff with dementia

Authored by Reporters
Posted: Tue, 10/01/2019 - 9:44am

A LEADING care provider in south Devon is asking companies to think about employing people with early onset dementia or to keep those on who may have received a diagnosis (October 2019).

With some not unreasonable adjustments, Guardian Homecare says it’s possible for people with the condition to work and they shouldn’t leave employment immediately if they aren’t ready to do so.

Catherine Porter, who is a Manager at Guardian Homecare, which provides care in the Exeter area, said: “Following the recent Channel 4 programme ‘The Restaurant That Makes Mistakes’, it’s clear those...

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