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Getting Back into Business: The Comeback Costs After Lockdown

August 1, 2020 by the Devon Week

The UK is getting back into business. Gradually, sector by sector, we are beginning to embrace the ‘new normal’, and businesses are once again raring to go. After the most recent loosening of lockdown measures, many pubs, bars, and restaurants have opened their doors to the public again. The likelihood is that it won’t be too long before most offices will begin to reopen as well, and the 8.4 million people who were furloughed and the many working from home will return to their workplace, ready to make up for lost time.

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Paignton Library and community hub costs rise by £1 million before construction

March 23, 2009 by the Devon Week

Unforeseen costs and consultancy fees are being blamed on the increased cost of Paignton Library and community hub.

Wildlife success but green spaces in Exeter still face threat
The Progressive Group of councillors on Exeter City Council have welcomed overwhelming public support for safeguarding and enhancing Northbook, a key green space in the city, but have warned there are other green spaces in the city that are not guaranteed protection. Wild arboretum In a City Council consultation, 96 per cent backed the proposal The post Wildlife success but green spaces in Exeter still face threat appeared first on the PRSD.
Humanity and honesty | The Other Place by Billie Bottle & The Multiple
Billie Bottle & The Multiple put the words of the street into The Other Place, an album reflecting a moment of time and age-long concerns The post Humanity and honesty | The Other Place by Billie Bottle & The Multiple appeared first on the PRSD.
Bursary programme brings renowned art talents to Torbay
Artists Rod Ashman and Mike Tingle will bring their respective showcases to Artizan’s Lucius Street venue with its bursary programme The post Bursary programme brings renowned art talents to Torbay appeared first on the PRSD.
Climate debate continues despite disappointing G7
The G7 in Cornwall didn't add anything to environmental commitments. The climate debate continues but we must work together, says Ryan Hall The post Climate debate continues despite disappointing G7 appeared first on the PRSD.
Fire and rehire | Newton Abbot Town Council raises concerns
The growing use of fire and rehire by firms has raised concerns at the Devon town council of Newton Abbot, who will be writing their MP The post Fire and rehire | Newton Abbot Town Council raises concerns appeared first on the PRSD.

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