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What’s New in Lifestyle Tech for 2025

The world of consumer technology never stands still, but 2025 is a watershed year. We're moving beyond connectivity for connectivity's sake to a new era of smart, proactive, and invisible integration. This year, the devices and gadgets entering the fray aren't about doing more; they're about...

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Surfing Cow ice cream scoops in on education

A South Devon ice cream company is putting education at its heart by offering children and students the opportunity to learn about farming and the environment.

Surfing Cow Ice Cream was established last year at South Battisborough Farm in south Devon close to Mothecombe Beach by dairy farmer Lawrence Glanville and his business partner Alistair Graham. It has quickly established itself...

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Ways to Challenge Your Landlord for Refusal to Return Your Down Payment in Full

As your office lease is about to end, you hope that you can settle everything soon so that you can move the entire office to the new space and leave everything behind. You’re grateful for the chance to have leased the space for a few years, but it’s now time to move on. Besides, your business is already growing, and you can’t stay in the same place.

The final step is for you to sign...

London’s most iconic museums

Britain boasts a hugely rich cultural heritage, reflected in its countless monuments, museums, galleries, theatres and cinemas. Its cities are steeped in ineffable mystique, only visible to the most observant of its residents and visitors. Nowhere is this more obvious than in London, where modern technology and tradition work together in harmony.

London has a wide range of cuisines,...

South West Chef of the Year 2019 opens for entries

Celebrating culinary talent from across the West Country, the 2019 South West Chef of the Year competition is now open for entries. The prestigious culinary contest is in its 16th year and showcases excellence in the South West’s hospitality industry and among amateur cooks too, awarding the very best talent in five different categories.

The five categories for the competition are:...

Most effective ways to overcome erectile dysfunction problems

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a real fear for every man. Besides the obvious problems that are involved when you suffer from ED, there is the damage it can do to a man's ego. Thankfully, it is becoming less and less of a problem, as society encourages men to be open about their problems, instead of hiding behind a macho mask pretending nothing is wrong. Also, advancement in technology and...

Mad Hatters Family Fun Day to raise funds for Veteran with Dogs

For a great family day out, look no further than the Mad Hatters Family Fun Day which is taking place on Sunday 7th July at the Boringdon Park Golf Club in Plymouth.

Sponsored by transatlantic law firm Womble Bond Dickinson, which has a large office in Plymouth, there’s a whole host of entertainment planned to keep all the family amused with all funds raised going to Veterans With Dogs...

Chefs, hospitality pros and food heroes gather at Kitley for grilling, chilling and chocolate

Devon Food Heroes Peter Gorton (Master Chef of Great Britain) and Jim Fisher (Exeter Cookery School) joined other local chefs, hospitality professionals and catering students from South Devon College and City College Plymouth at Kitley House Hotel and Restaurant, near Yealmpton.

The special event, organised by The Chefs’ Forum, saw chefs and front-of-house professionals from across the...

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Things Students Should Know about Academic Assignment Writing

The academic writing industry where you can buy academic papers is growing exponentially. More and more students are soliciting the services of essay writers. However, the concept is till new to most of these students. It involves more than just paying to get your paper written.

Here are 5 things you should know about academic assignment writing.

1. It is Meant to Help Your...

20% of Plymouth's adults still watch cartoons in the morning

Despite legal adulthood starting at 18, the nationwide survey found that the average modern Brit doesn’t consider themselves a grown up until they pass the 30 year old mark, and a staggering 83 percent admit they find huge comfort in activities associated with childhood.

More than HALF (54 percent) of adults in modern Plymouth admit to secretly buying sweets on a regular basis for...

Susan Boyle heads to Plymouth

Following her triumphant return to the Britain’s Got Talent stage this weekend, Susan Boyle, is thrilled to announce she is heading back out on tour for the first time in four years with a spectacular new show, ‘The TEN Tour’, appearing at Plymouth Pavilions on 14 March 2020.

Celebrating ten years since her iconic BGT audition catapulted her to global fame, a phenomenal recording...

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