Exeter

£1.7 million for new network to improve lives of people affected by dementia

Funding of more than £1.7million will enable researchers at the University of Exeter to set up and lead a new national Dementia Network Plus – one of only four in the country.

The new network will aim to reduce dementia risk and improve people’s experience of living with dementia by supporting new projects and engaging with communities, with hubs in Wales, Scotland and England.

A Dementia Network Plus is a strategic investment by the Economic Social research Council (ESRC), the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) and Alzheimer’s Society. The new...

Exeter’s Tyler Grange named SME Employer of the Year at InsideOut Awards 2024

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 07/08/2024 - 5:00pm

Exeter-based B Corp four-day week environmental consultancy Tyler Grange has just been named SME Employer of the Year at the InsideOut Awards.

The prestigious annual awards - powered by the InsideOut LeaderBoard® charity and Wellbeing@Work Summits - recognises and celebrates excellence in promoting mental health, wellness, and overall wellbeing.

The accolade was awarded to Tyler Grange as the UK SME that the judging panel - comprising a broad spectrum of industry experts - believed to have implemented the best mental health and wellbeing programme over the last 12 months...

Tech Clasher: Where Technology Meets Insight

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Mon, 07/08/2024 - 10:58am

In today's fast-paced world, staying abreast of the latest technological advancements isn't just beneficial—it's essential. With innovations shaping our lives daily, having a reliable source for insights and updates becomes invaluable. Enter Tech Clasher, your ultimate destination for all things tech-related, alongside ztec100.com tech health and insurance .

A Comprehensive Resource

Tech Clasher isn't your average tech blog; it's a comprehensive platform catering to tech enthusiasts and casual readers alike. Whether you're curious about the latest smartphone releases,...

How To Fix A Leaking Tap: A Homeowner’s Guide

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Mon, 07/08/2024 - 10:53am

Addressing a leaking tap is a frequent and irritating problem for many homeowners. It often occurs in either the kitchen or bathroom. By gaining a clear understanding of how your tap functions and taking steps to fix the issue yourself, you can transform what seems like a nuisance into a satisfying and beneficial DIY project. This approach can help resolve the immediate problem and enhance home maintenance skills.

Read on to learn how to fix a leaking tap.

Understanding The Causes Of Tap Leaks

Before attempting to repair a leaking tap, it’s essential to identify the root...

Cost-Effective Construction: Renting Vs. Buying Equipment

Authored by Daisy Hall
Posted: Mon, 07/08/2024 - 10:36am

When it comes to effective construction project management, every decision you make is crucial, especially when it involves your budget. One of the biggest choices you'll face? Whether to rent or buy your equipment.

The answer isn't just about the immediate costs; it's about long-term financial planning and strategy. If you're a seasoned contractor or a project manager, understanding the nuances of this decision can impact the success and profitability of your building project.

This article dives into the cost-effective approaches to construction project management. It...

Corporate Event Management: Crafting a Memorable Event Experience

Authored by Ellie Green
Posted: Fri, 07/05/2024 - 9:11pm

In today's dynamic corporate landscape, a company's success is often reflected in the quality of its events. Corporate event management is not merely about organising a gathering but creating a memorable experience that leaves a lasting impression on attendees.

Understanding Corporate Events

Corporate events are gatherings organised by businesses for various purposes, including networking, training, marketing, and celebrating achievements. These events range from small meetings and workshops to large conferences and trade shows. The primary goals of corporate events are...

Explore Exeter on a cycling city break around the neighbourhood

Authored by Ellie Green
Posted: Wed, 07/03/2024 - 11:09am

Life in Exeter is peaceful and free of stress from the city, as the scenic countryside and coastal environment make it the perfect place for a relaxing time off. The town is near the sea, so walking around the shore early in the morning is ideal for making the most out of it. The weather shifts from cool to comfortable. If you’re rather into warm summer vacations, it would be best to choose another spot.

While Exeter isn’t a big city, you’ll always find something to do alone or with friends and family. The history of Exeter is quite interesting, and you can learn more about it by...

Exeter Symphony Orchestra present a concert of music by Shostakovich and Tchaikovsky

The Exeter Symphony Orchestra under conductor Arturo Serna is staging a concert of music by Shostakovich and Tchaikovsky on Saturday 20 July 2024 at 7.30pm in Exeter Cathedral.

This special concert – the highlight of ESO’s year – features the internationally distinguished cellist, Natalie Clein, performing great music in the fabulous setting of Exeter Cathedral.

The concert opens with the vivacious and effervescent Festive Overture (Opus 96) by Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975). Described modestly by the composer as “just a short work, festive or celebrative in spirit”,...

South West homeowners urged to squirrel-proof their homes during nesting season

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Sun, 06/30/2024 - 10:42pm

An insurance expert is calling on South West residents to protect their homes against damage caused by nesting squirrels - a risk not typically covered by standard home insurance policies.

William McCarter of insurance broker Lycetts has issued his warning during the June and July nesting season.

With animal infestation claims at an all-time high, McCarteremphasised the importance of preventative measures, explaining that most home insurance policies do not cover damage caused by small pests and rodents, as these are issues that are deemed preventable.

“...

Overnight road closures planned on A379

Overnight road closures will be needed on the A379 on the outskirts of Exeter for three evenings next month.

As part of the current work at Trood Lane junction there will be night time closures on the A379, between Ellacott Road and the Devon Hotel Roundabout, starting on the evening of Tuesday 9 July.

On the nights of Tuesday (9 July), Wednesday (10 July) and Thursday (11 July) the road will be closed from 7pm until 6am the following day.

Changes to traffic management arrangements will be made on the first night (Tuesday 9 July), with drainage improvements...

Pages