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Lost money in an unbuilt Spanish property deal?

A property development in Spain that was never completed Lost money in an unbuilt Spanish property deal? Did you know that recent court rulings in Spain may enable you to get your money back, with interest? Click here to see if you qualify: http://ow.ly/gWHs30o8qiX

Social Media Management Talk

Gave a short presentation at Crawley Town Football Club to Crawley Town FC Business Club on the social media management services we offer and how to take advantage of the power of social media. (Photos by Stephen D Lawrence)

Behind the scenes of NexGen's Official Opening by the East Grinstead Town Mayor Video

https://www.nexgendance.co.uk/ Sofia Elias, founder of Nexgen with Cllr Julie Mockford, East Grinstead Town Mayor Watch the finished product here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt4yNNOWj1s

WorldWidePR Client Highlights

Here's a little info on some of our clients: Exclusively-Nikon Grays of Westminster Becomes the First Camera Shop in the World to be Granted a Coat of Arms Grays of Westminster , located in central London, a short distance from the Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace and Knightsbridge, was founded almost thirty years ago by Gray Levett with the idea of creating a world-class camera store, which would offer a service that was second to none. Grays of Westminster is to many photographers not just a camera-shop but an institution, one that has attracted customers from all over the world and from all walks of life. It evolved from a modest mail order company in the mid-1980s to its present, highly-respected position in the photographic industry with over 47,000 customers world-wide, that have included the legendary film-director, Stanley Kubrick, David Suchet, best-known in his role as Hercule Poirot, Agatha Christie’s famous sleuth, Lord Snowdon, world-famous National Geogr

University of Surrey's International Alumni Day

I decided to visit my old university on its grand open day for the alumni, on Sat 14th July 2012. I studied Hotel & Catering Management 1981-85 (now called Hospitality and Tourism Management ). I was accompanied by my old chum Gary Byrne who, 1981-85, studied Language and International Studies (that department is also bound to have changed its name too by now). The new (to me anyway) Management building Prof. Graham Miller, Head of School of Hospitality and Tourism Management A lecture theatre The University Library Gary Byrne Gary attended a concert ( S ymphonova - a world first ) while I went to a reception put on by my department. I was hoping to see lots of old friends but it turned out that I was the only one there from my year! Anyway, it was good to go back. The place has grown almost beyond recognition. It appears that any green spaces that I remember have now been built on!

Greenfields Theatre Company Presents: The Three Musketeers

Once again, the Greenfields Theatre Company proved itself highly professional having just put on a wonderful and very successful production of The Three Musketeers by Ken Ludwig, as part of Greenfields School 's end of year celebrations. In was a daunting task in the shadow of GTC's rip-roaring success last year, The 39 Steps, but the cast and crew really pulled it off - it was hilarious! The audiences on all three nights this year were delighted with the performances.