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Image via Pexels If you’ve lost your work-from-home job due to the coronavirus outbreak, there’s no need to begin the search for an in-office position if you’d like to continue working remotely. Below, we’ve provided some tips on finding and landing new remote work opportunities — and building a successful work-from-home career that will outlast the COVID-19 pandemic. Explore the Different Types of Remote Work  As you begin your search for new work-from-home jobs, you’ll first need to think about the specific type of remote work opportunity you’re looking for. Several types of remote work opportunities include: Side gigs like pet sitting, online tutoring, website testing, and dropshipping. Freelancing your expertise as a sole trader or limited liability company (LLC). Full-time remote work for companies that hire work-from-home employees.  How to Find and Land Work-from-Home Opportunities  Finding and landing a remote work opportunity may seem impossi...

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 

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)

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

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...

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!

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.

£35.5 billion of SME bad debt just one of many areas seen to benefit from service London - A new payment system is launching in the UK that will enable companies of all sizes to accept credit and debit card payments through their mobile phone. mPowa is a service that includes a mobile phone app and a reader which connects to a smartphone or mobile device either by plugging into its headphone socket or via Bluetooth. It enables customers to make payments on the go using their card in a way never before seen in Britain. The mobile app is free to download on iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows and Blackberry devices and functions as the control centre that accepts the payment. It monitors payments made by card as well as cash and cheque, as well as processing each transaction securely. The reader, when connected to a mobile phone, is used to swipe the magnetic strip of the card, or for the chip and pin device, the card is inserted and the customer is prompted to enter their PIN code. m...

Katherine Higgins interviewing Kenneth Grange, CBE at The Lightbox, Woking I attended The Art of Design: Kenwood in the Kitchen at The Lighthouse, Woking twice during its almost two month run (28 April to 24 June) and it was a real pleasure on both occasions. ................... Kenneth Grange turned this................. into this in 1960 .......................... (photo credits: The Lighbox, Woking and eyeseenicee ). My first visit, on 15 May 2012, was to be in the audience of In Conversation with Kenneth Grange ; interviewed by TV presenter Katherine Higgins. Kenneth told us how he landed a career in industrial design and how he came to be commissioned by my step father, Ken Wood in 1960, to redesign the then clunky Kenwood Chef into something more attractive and stylish. He told told us the story (one that I had heard Ken Wood tell many times) of how Kenneth ran out of time making his proposed design, and "ch...

Grays of Westminster , the world-renowned London-based Nikon-only dealer (and WorldWidePR client since 2009) recently acquired a Fisheye-Nikkor 6mm f/2.8, thought to be the world’s most extreme wideangle lens and possibly the world's most expensive, which Grays were selling for £100,000. One of only a few hundred produced, it is remarkable in that it can see behind itself, having a picture angle of 220º. The story of this rare and extremely expensive lens turning up in London really captured the attention of the media and of the public. It quickly went viral, appearing in almost every photographic magazine on the globe as well as in newspapers (including the Daily Mail, shown above) and even in TV reports. It also featured as a post in almost every photographic, technical and gadget-related blog out there. Grays then produced a video about the lens which gained a quarter of a million views in only a month! When Grays announced that they had found a buyer for the lens, i...

We are happy to announce that we have recently carried out social media projects on behalf of our newest clients: Carl Freer, entrepreneur Dan Wagner, entrepreneur Diamond Gleam , bath resurfacing Kamini, Luxury Beauty Salon (welcome back!) Mark Roberts Motion Control, motion control and robotics for film, television and engineering Nizam Indian Restaurant, East Grinstead Sussex Rock School, Forest Row Top Marks, private home tuition in maths, English and science Yours Truly, introduction agency Nice doing business with you!

29th Feb 2012, Bluebells Café, East Grinstead   1 2 East Grinstead's First Ever Tweetup 3 4 5 6 7 #EGTWEETUP 8 9 10 11 12 13 @WorldWidePR 14 15 16 Here's my check-in on Foursquare in case you missed it: http://twitter.com/worldwidepr/status/174974879488155648 The tweetup went well. Hopefully those who attended understand Twitter a little better now. (@ Bluebells Café) [pic]: 4sq.com/w5I8ji