Business Services News & Updates
- 29th October 2013
The organisers and sponsors of the Exeter Power 50 event are delighted with the response so far to the event with over 200 nominations for inclusion in the Exeter Power 50 having been received.
- 28th October 2013
Tax and NI free support for childcare has been around for some time, but a number of new clients that have joined us recently were unaware that their businesses, as employers, were able to provide them with tax and NI free childcare vouchers.
- 25th October 2013
This weekend we all turn our clocks back and gain an extra hour. Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service are determined to prevent as many fire deaths as possible from happening and encourage you to test your smoke alarms as well as someone you care about.
- 21st October 2013
Cirencester Council need help on 7th and 14th November 2013 9.30am – 12.30pm, can YOU help?
- 10th October 2013
The Wooly Acoustic Cloud will be making its way around the UK starting in Taunton on 14th October.
- 10th October 2013
Cirrus are pleased to offer an emergency call-out service available 24 hours a day.
- 10th October 2013
What’s the biggest challenge in expanding your business? Is it resources or is it winning orders? Is it IT? In fact your most likely challenge, even if you don’t realise it, is going to be funding.
- 30th September 2013
Nominations for the Exeter Power 50 2013 have opened. The new awards aim to recognise the city’s individuals who are dedicated to Exeter through their work in the business, community, creative arts or sports sectors. Nominations are invited from colleagues, clients and communities. With over 80 nominations already received, the nomination window closes on October 15th 2013.
- 24th September 2013
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- 12th September 2013
The controversy surrounding the ‘Walkie-Talkie’ building in London has highlighted the danger of the sun’s rays reflecting off surfaces and become a potential ignition source.
The high-profile skyscraper under construction in Fernchurch Street was blamed for damage caused to parked cars, including a Jaguar, when sunlight reflected from its windows melted parts of the vehicles