Web design hacks that will work for your agency

Creating a successful website can be hard work. Many businesses spend thousands on a new website, but when it launches they don’t see the results that they were hoping for. Image Credit If you can relate to this, it is likely that your website is frustrating users for some reason. There are a few possible…

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Which Home Improvement Projects Pay Off?

Lots of homeowners do home improvements before they sell their house, but many people are bitterly disappointed to find out that they spent thousands of pounds and only managed to add a few hundred pound to the overall value of their home. Image Credit If you want to ensure that you increase the value of…

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CCTV use in classrooms remains a controversy

With more and more schools installing CCTV, the debate over whether it is necessary has continued. Although schools have insisted that the cameras are used solely as a security measure, others believe they have been introduced to catch pupils, and teachers, out. Image Credit Lack of privacy The teachers’ union NASUWT recently held its annual…

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Top Reasons to Consider Immigration to Cyprus

The Republic of Cyprus is often regarded as the jewel of the Mediterranean. Located south of Turkey, this is the third largest island in the Mediterranean Sea in terms of area and population, after Sardinia and Sicily. It was a former British Colony and is located strategically at the intersection of three continents; Asia, Europe…

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What is dilute phase pneumatic conveying?

‘Dilute’ and ‘dense’ refer to the relative proportions of air and transported material; therefore, a dilute phase conveyor moves a relatively high amount of air to transport a given quantity of material – typically 5,000’-8,000’ per minute. At these speeds material is kept airborne and continuous steady throughput is maximised. In contrast, dense phase systems…

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Which is better, renting or buying?

Did you know that before the Second World War in the UK not many people owned their own homes? For example, in 1918, 77% of properties were rentals and this was the norm for most of the country. However, a dramatic shift occurred and by the 1980s, home ownership had far overtaken the number of…

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Normal Nuptials? Not a chance….

Consider yourself to be a bit of an edgy couple? Looking for a wedding venue that’s most definitely not a church or registry office? Then, take a look at this list of wacky, alternative places to get hitched. For Nature Lovers – if the thought of exchanging your vows out in the sticks does it…

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Understanding the Laws Surrounding Vehicle Tracking in the UK

Tracking vehicles using GPS systems can improve business efficiency by improving performance and reducing the cost of insurance, and can make fleet management much easier. Typically the tracking systems will record information such as times, date, location and speed. This information may be analysed immediately or when the journey is over, depending on the type…

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