Emily Branton who has been appointed as a full-time therapist at the award-winning Rhona Gillmore clinic in Taunton.

Emily appointed as full-time therapist at Rhona Gillmore’s

Authored by Reporters
Posted: Tue, 06/11/2019 - 11:59am

EMILY Branton who attended Exeter College has been appointed as a Junior Therapist at the award-winning Rhona Gillmore clinic in Taunton and joins the team full-time next month (July 2019).

Emily has worked for the salon on a part-time basis for the past two years while completing a Beauty Therapy (City & Guilds) course at Exeter College.

She explained: “I love seeing the results our clients get from the help of my colleagues and knowing soon that I will be able to get these results myself too! I am very much into nutrition and lifestyle, which is a key part of the work...

Watch Wimbledon matches on Princesshay’s Big Screen

Authored by ellenhowe
Posted: Tue, 06/11/2019 - 11:34am

Princesshay is bringing Wimbledon to Exeter with live outdoor screenings of matches on the giant screen. The screen will be in Princesshay Square for the duration of the legendary two-week tournament (Monday 1st July – Sunday 14th July 2019).

Princesshay is also providing deckchairs, bean bags and a temporary lawn for visiting tennis fans watching the matches free of charge.

Visitors can sit and enjoy prime court matches daily, with the finals starting at 2pm on 13th and 14th July 2019 Throughout the two-week ‘Tennis Takeover’, Wimbledon specials will be available at a...

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Upcoming adventure holiday ideas

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Tue, 06/11/2019 - 10:25am

Summer is on its way and for many people that means getting away for a holiday, whether it is a UK based holiday, or somewhere further away. A beach holiday in Spain, a city break in Milan, a hiking trip in the Scottish Highlands – these are all popular destinations but for those who love a good adventure holiday filled with plenty of action, here are some ideas:

The Grand Canyon

There is a lot more to the Grand Canyon than some expect, with so much to see and do here that one week would never be long enough. You can try a helicopter ride that takes you down into the...

Devon driver wins third place at FTA Van Excellence Driver of the year 2019

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Tue, 06/11/2019 - 10:06am

Luke Howarth of Alliance Healthcare in Exeter, Devon is celebrating today after securing third place in the Van Excellence Driver of the Year competition sponsored by Mercedes-Benz Vans, following a rigorous assessment day at Bott Ltd’s facility in Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire.

With more than four million drivers operating vans on the UK’s roads every day, the awards recognise these unsung heroes of our economy, as Mark Cartwright, Head of Vans at FTA, which administers the Van Excellence scheme, explained: “From delivering our online shopping to keeping businesses and schools...

Recycle Devon launches new recycling and environment Scout badge 

A brand new recycling badge is being launched today for all Devon Scouts.

The new badge has been launched by Recycle Devon and aims to encourage Beavers, Cubs and Scouts across Devon to Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.

The scouts will work through a variety of challenges and activities to earn the colourful badge.

There are approximately 8,500 girls and boys between the ages of six and 24 who belong to Scout groups in Devon.

The modern scout movement is about encouraging young people to have fun and adventure while developing the key life skills they need to...

Uses and types of Dilatometer

Dilatometer, a mechanical device used to gauge alterations in volume because of different physical and chemical processes. A mercury-in-glass thermometer is a well-known appliance of dilatometer, which has a graduated scale to interpret the alteration in the volume of a mercury column. Expansion of mercury remains constant on average temperature; therefore, any slight change in temperature can be easily measured.

If you want to design a dilatometer, you can get the necessary parts from mjsdesigns.com . The dilatometer is equally beneficial to measure changes in the volume of solids...

Comparison sites make life so much easier

There are many ways in which the world wide web has made our lives simpler, from finding great deals on holidays to ordering groceries that can be delivered at a later date. More and more of us are using the internet to save time and effort, and this surely has to be a trend that will continue to strengthen.

One of the ways in which the web has transformed life for the consumer is via the utilisation of comparison websites. Whether you need to find the best price for car hire or perhaps a cheaper policy for your home and contents insurance, you can find it online in a matter of...

Builders merchant launches its 30th Community Fund 

RGB Building Supplies is delighted to be launching its 30th Well Built Community Fund and is giving the chance for charities, colleges, and community groups that help young people learn a trade the chance to receive £1,000 to spend at an RGB branch.

With the construction industry facing a skills shortage, RGB is celebrating the landmark giveaway by helping those that support future tradespeople. Whether that’s by enabling a college to update their tools, or a community protect to purchasematerials to help young people learn a trade.

Since 2014, RGB has helped 29 groups take...

TINA Simply the Best heads to Exmouth

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Tue, 06/11/2019 - 12:50am

Showtime Australia brings Tina - Simply The Best to Exmouth Pavilion as the show starts its national tour.

The Australian production team behind Belinda Davids’ hit show The Greatest Love of All: A Tribute to Whitney Houston is set to debut its newest tribute extravaganza TINA Simply the Bestin the UK when it tours nationally this month.

The new show, developed by Showtime Australia and directed by Johnny Van Grinsven, has been designed as an homage to the barrier-breaking music and pioneering stage shows of the great Tina Turner and claims to recreate her ‘electrifying...

Redrow apprentice joins DIY SOS team to help Torquay family

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 06/10/2019 - 11:00pm

Redrow National Apprentice of the Year Courtney Baker-Edwards joined forces with Nick Knowles and the DIY SOS team to volunteer her painting and decorating support in their latest Big Build in Torquay.

Aired on Thursday 23rd May and now available to watch on BBC iPlayer, the episode showed the team helping single dad Stuart, who has suffered with progressive multiple sclerosis since his 15-year-old daughter Lauren was born, and his mum and primary carer Grandma Lin who has been blind since her 20s.

The project required building bespoke care facilities for Stuart such as a...

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