Jul 17, 2020
Colour leads the way by Darren Giddins Via Flickr: The pathway is very clear, just follow the brightness of the fallen leaves. This is on the Exe valley way trail, en route to Bickleigh from Tiverton.
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Colour leads the way by Darren Giddins Via Flickr: The pathway is very clear, just follow the brightness of the fallen leaves. This is on the Exe valley way trail, en route to Bickleigh from Tiverton.
Job Vacancy
Based in Crediton, Devon, Digital Colour Services specialises in producing fine quality printing for Artists and Photographers.
We’re now looking for a Print Finishing Assistant to join our team.
You will be tasked with helping to trim and pack giclée prints as well as stretching canvases.
Full training will be given but you will need to have practical ability and be computer literate. A keen attention to detail is also essential.
Some knowledge or experience of working with large format prints would be ideal but not required. Previous experience of working as a Print Finisher would also be advantageous.
The role of Print Finishing Assistant will be part-time to start but could lead to full-time for the right person.
Email full CV to [email protected]
New report calls for more homes in Exeter, East Devon, Mid Devon, Teignbridge and part of Dartmoor National Park
New report calls for more homes in Exeter, East Devon, Mid Devon, Teignbridge and part of Dartmoor National Park
More than 2,000 homes need to be built each year in the Exeter ‘Housing Market Area’, a new report says.
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Devon takes on homelessness
Devon takes on homelessness
Exeter, Teignbridge, East Devon, Mid-Devon and Torbary have been awarded £250,000 from the government’s Help for Homeless fund. The project will also see a combined £35,000 from the local authorities involved.
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