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Exeter News May 10, 2025

Plans to make St James Park pitch perfect

Following the end of the season Exeter City FC Head Groundsman Chaz Woolnough and his team have been ripping up the pitch at St James Park. Slightly delayed by the End of Season Awards on the hallowed turf (which were given firm approval from Chaz) work has begun to improve the surface . Chaz said: Exeter Today | News…

Exeter News May 17, 2025

How Virtual Assistants Can Enhance Your Digital Marketing Strategy

Businesses face increasing challenges in building a strong online presence while keeping pace with rapidly evolving digital trends. Content creation, social media management, SEO optimization, and data analytics require consistent attention and expertise. These demands can strain internal teams and budgets for many organizations, especially small and medium-sized enterprises. One of the most effective solutions is leveraging business process outsourcing services through virtual assistants (VAs). These remote professionals help marketing departments execute high-impact strategies without the expense of hiring full-time staff. With their adaptability and specialized skills, virtual assistants are proving to be game-changers in digital marketing. The Power of Business Process Outsourcing in Marketing Business process outsourcing (BPO) involves contracting specific tasks or services to external professionals or agencies. When applied to digital marketing, outsourcing offers a streamlined way to access specialized knowledge and consistent execution, without the overhead costs associated with maintaining a whole in-house team. Virtual assistants form a critical part of this strategy. They can manage a wide variety of digital marketing functions, such as content scheduling, basic graphic design, email marketing, SEO support, and analytics reporting. Though essential, these roles are often time-consuming and repetitive, making them perfect for delegation. …

Exeter News May 10, 2025

Plans to make St James Park pitch perfect

Exeter News May 1, 2025

Women’s Rugby World Cup trophy will tour Exeter and other host cities

As the countdown towards Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 continues, fans across England will have the chance to celebrate early as the prestigious trophy will embark on a nationwide tour of the tournament’s eight host locations. The RWC 2025 host location trophy tour will set off from the country’s capital on a journey spanning three weeks from 14 May to 6 June, giving fans a unique opportunity to get up close to the iconic prize at the heart of the world’s biggest women’s rugby event. The trophy will be on display in Exeter at various locations for two days between 20 May and 22 May. Full details of where to see it will be released shortly. The tour will kick off in London, marking 100 days to go until the opening match, before continuing to Brighton & Hove, Exeter, Bristol, Northampton, Manchester, York and concluding in Sunderland. RWC 2025 Trophy Tour Dates & Locations: London: 14 – 16 May Brighton & Hove: 17 – 19 May Exeter: 20 – 22 May Bristol: 23 – 24 May Northampton: 26 – 27 May Manchester: 29 – 31 May York: 1 –…

Exeter News April 23, 2025

Resignations spark Exeter city council elections

Exeter residents will take to the polls next Thursday, 1 May, for a major day of local decision-making, with elections taking place for both Exeter City Council and Devon County Council. Two city council seats are being contested following the resignations of Labour councillors Naima Allcock (Mincin Exeter Today | News…

Exeter News April 17, 2025

Devon businesses urged to prepare for power cuts following flood alerts

Businesses in Devon have been urged to take proactive steps to avoid disruption from power cuts, with the threat of floods looming. Experts from emergency power specialist, Central Power Services, are warning that businesses in Devon must act now to ensure they can continue to run in the event of likely outages. The UK Government has issued a flood warning and recommended that people prepare for potential groundwater flooding caused by high levels of rainfall from Dolton to Bideford. Severe weather such as heavy rain and flooding can cause powercuts. Being left without power causes significant risks for businesses, including safety concerns, financial losses, disruption to operations, and reputational damage. Stuart Brakewell, managing director of Central Power Services, said: “As the weather becomes more unpredictable, and storms more severe, we are seeing increasing numbers of organisations caught out by power disruption. Many are businesses that already have back-up generators in place but haven’t tested them – so they have an unpleasant surprise when the power cuts out. “A single hour of downtime can cost thousands in decreased productivity and loss of revenue as well as increased risk to customers and employees. It’s impossible to accurately predict…

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