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Purchase of office furniture is a task that should consider several factors before a decision is met. A person should realize that office furniture is a long-term investment. Many and different kinds of people will use it for several years before it wears out.

Office furniture can affect employees productivity rates. The comfort and convenience the furniture provide should be superb. Some ideas at Modern Dig gives insights on how you can buy the furniture to better suit everyone needs in the office. No shortcomings should be tolerated, that's why you should read about the following...

The perfect business website will only be created if you stick to certain guidelines. It’s important to be creative and ensure that it stands out from the other sites within your industry, but there are certain steps you can take to ensure this is the case.

No doubt you want your company’s website to be remembered by your audience. In fact, you want people to be so awe-struck that they tell their friends, family, colleagues and even strangers about it, thus improving your overall brand awareness in the process. Keep in mind the following advice and you are well on your way to...

At its meeting on 8 January 2019, East Devon District Council’s Development Management Committee (DMC) will consider two planning applications (ref: 18/2174/MOUT and 18/2175/LBC) submitted by the Environment Agency for tidal flood defence works in Exmouth.

The proposal is a mixture of full and outline planning permission, as well as seeking separate listed building consent for associated strengthening and drainage works to the listed Exmouth Sea Wall.

The applications are recommended for approval by planning officers and members of DMC will debate and determine the...

South West headquartered transport business Gregory Distribution Limited (GDL) has opened a Heritage Centre complete with restored trucks used by the business over three generations to celebrate its centenary.

The centre at GDL’s Cullompton depot in Devon was opened this week by 94 year-old Jack Gregory who joined the business in 1947 and ran it until 1985. He was accompanied by his son and current Chief Executive John Gregory, other senior management, those involved in the Heritage project and some long-serving employees.

The new centre features four heritage vehicles in...