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We are open bank holiday Monday
5th and 26th of May.

XX Friday 25th April

x Quick Note: We have winners, lots of winners.

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Thank you all for helping to make the Breakfast
Mornings week such a hugh success


A double thank you to all the Suppliers and Manufacturers who attended,
who without their help would not make these events possible.

The whole month of march was a roaring success, with offers from the likes of Hunter running for the entire month. The breakfast mornings themselves were received well by our customers and also by the reps who also made good use of the free food! Although the weather could have been kinder to us we have experienced an bit of a one off with Easter being earlier this year and with the unusually cold weather for spring, but the lure of hot food brought out the hardy and the not so hardy alike to our special event.

The Breakfast Mornings prize winners are!


Simon who chose a Specialized
Hardrock Sport for his daughter!
(John Seccombe, Simon Flaherty, Chris Moors, Keith Davies Seccombe)


Joe Finbow who is still undecided
as to which of these many bikes to have!
(John Seccombe, Chris Moors ,Joe Finbow Burfield, Keith Davies Seccombe)


Mick Moloney who gets the Fleece, level, Umbrella,
and keyring courtesy of Lafarge Cement!
(Keith Davies Seccombe, Mick Moloney Moloney Building Services, Andy Alcott lafarge)

By John Seccombe


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x NOTE : No poll at the moment

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The poll has bee temporarily disabled to to changes on the ISP which has broken it. An attempt to quickly fix it has failed and is in need of some attention. This also goes for the feedback for which has received the same fate.
We apologize for these problems and will endeavor to resolve them as soon as possible.

By John Seccombe



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