Bye Bye DIY – Brits Calling in More Outside Help for Day To Day Jobs

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The days of ‘DIY’ are long gone, according to new research.

A new report of 2,000 adults reveals few people take on the day to day jobs and chores … Read More

Know The Different Types of Lathe Machines

The modern world of production requires machines that can produce and finish parts at a speedy space and with an exceptional level of consistency. This requirement does not exclude the lathe machine, which is one … Read More

Case Study: Sports for Schools

Sports for Schools run athlete-led physical activities events to inspire children to participate in more sport, raise money for PE equipment in schools (over £1.75m to date), and support GB and Olympic athletes financially.  These unique … Read More

Get Detailed Insight of DPF Cleaning

The current high emission’s standards are great for the environment, but they are confusing to diesel truck owners who are not sure what to do when it comes to their diesel particulate filter (DPF). If they do nothing … Read More

RentRockReturn

‘School girls spend more time searching for their dream prom dress than brides-to-be do on their wedding gowns. A third of teenagers spend two hours a day scouring the web, with one in three spending … Read More

Norwich is a TechCity again in 2016!

Tech Nation 2016 is the most comprehensive analysis of the UK’s Digital Tech Economy to date, showing how the Digital Tech Industries are driving economic growth, employment and regional development.

Norwich feature for the 2nd year showing even further … Read More

User Stories Workshop

I attended my first User Stories Workshop today. It wasn’t as intense or as complicated as I thought it might be, but the potential client was surprised at how much we got done in such … Read More

Time to embrace multiparadigm languages

I enjoyed reading Ben Walpole’s piece on Linkedin, In Defence of OOP. Ben is absolutely right, object oriented programming (OOP) is getting a bad press in the shadow of the latest golden hammer, functional programming. What I … Read More

How one couple have moved back to Norfolk to realise their dreams of running a luxury campsite and living off the land

Having met at Wymondham College as teenagers, 15 years and 2 children later Kate Symonds and Seb Burns have returned to Norfolk to set up a luxury campsite near Lenwade called Round the Woods.

Round … Read More

5 reasons for an extended Dry January

With Dry January well and truly over, many of us will have already jumped back on the drinking bandwagon. Racking up the bar tab with alcoholic beverages is not the health kick-start your body will … Read More