2 new jobs Crossroads Care

crossroads care

Fancy working for a not-for-profit organisation supporting carers and helping people over 60 with IT and traverse the mire of benefits?

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Honiton Beehive Community Complex gets a Cosmic boost

Cosmic

Devon ethical IT firm Cosmic has helped the Honiton Beehive Community Complex reach its fundraising total of £30,000

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Cloud computing predicted to boost IT jobs in 2013

cloud computing

Cloud computing is predicted to produce 2.5 million new jobs, with an estimated total GDP increase of €160 billion by 2020

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Is Outsourcing to blame for IT Debacles?

Oracle

The latest banking IT debacles with RBS and Natwest have dominated the news recently, with millions of people not being able to access their money. RBS stated that the problem was caused by poorly implemented software, opening up debate on the issue of whether the trend of outsourcing of IT jobs is to blame.

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5 mistakes managers make during performance reviews

Mistakes Managers Make

Skilled corporate and agency recruiters have insight into an important aspect of the performance review process; reviews, more often than not, leave employees disgruntled and vulnerable to a competitor’s offer.

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Exeter IT recycling social enterprise looks for new board members

A1 Positive Recycling in Exeter

The not-for-profit social enterprise A1 Positive Recycling in Exeter is looking for board members to help develop its social enterprise mission

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Newton Abbot festival day, set for Saturday, July 25

Newton Abbot is set to turn itself into a fun venue for all the family on Saturday, July 25 (put it in your diary), when the inaugural Newton Abbot Festival swaggers into town.

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Tudor Evan's Twitter-gate BNP insult lingers on

Plymouth Councillor uses Twitter to call BNP a ‘Nazi nobjockey’.

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Not Bad For A Girl: Katie Marie puts her back out

Katie Marie Kendo Katie Marie ends up with a bad back and time to catch up with some reading – about the music business, of course

Hey everyone! Had a good week? I’ve had a rather painful time of it, as shortly after I wrote my last article I descided to pull a load

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The origins of eccentricity, according the official eccentric Colin Shaddick

Devon Eccentric Colin Shaddick (no it’s official – he came third in this year’s competition), dropped us a poetic line to explain a bit about the origins of his award-winning eccentricity. You could get more of an insight at the Salon del Eccentrica, an Eccentric evening at the Broomhill Art Hotel, Barnstaple on Thursday,

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Geoff Clams is fixin’ to die

The weekly column from the world of Geoff Clams

Given the media tumult surrounding the Iranian presidential elections, accusations of stolen votes and an inflammatory cultural split, one might be tempted to say that, by comparison, political passions in Britain are either dying, dead or extinct.

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Can you make the world cry with your voice?

Are you talented Tenor? Dartington International Summer School is looked for one to be the dastard Pinkerton in Madam Buterfly.

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Lemanis’ The Truth About a Push Me Pull You set for physical release on June 15

The latest Lemanis album The Truth About a Push Me Pull You is set for a physical release on June 15, which means we need to make sure we publish the our review, so you know just what you’re getting into when you shuffle off to buy it from actual shops. For all you

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Not Bad for a Girl: Katie Marie goes sci-fi

Katie Marie sci-fi specialist Katie Marie gets out to the flicks

Hope you’ve had a super dooper week enjoying all this lovely sunshine – my week has been pretty chilled out for a change and I’ve been able to for the first time in ages enjoy the finer things in life – such as

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