Client blogs created over the winter So, things have been pretty busy over the last 3 months, so I’m condensing my blog round ups for November, December and January into one uber blog round up! Here we go… … Continued
Client blogs posted in October October was a busy blogging month with lots going on for clients, especially with National Home Security Month for Calder Security and a new interactive kitchen gallery to promote for 3Style Kitchens. Here’s a … Continued
Client blogs for September As a lover of words, blogging is just about my favourite thing to do. “But you hardly ever update your blog Sarah!” Alas, ’tis true – just as a plumber never fixes the leaky tap, … Continued
This blog was written by Sarah Ainslie for client 3Style Kitchens. You can see the original post here. The Counter Argument: pros and cons of kitchen worktop materials When designing a new kitchen we all think first and foremost about … Continued
This blog was written by Sarah Ainslie for client Calder Security Ltd. To see the original post click here. The role of social media in reducing burglary. We often hear that the sense of community isn’t the same as it … Continued
This blog was written by Sarah Ainslie for client, ITAAS 4 U. See the original blog here. Windows 10 is the latest major software release from Microsoft. It replaces the, largely unpopular, Windows 8 and Microsoft claims it allows you … Continued
This blog was written by Sarah Ainslie for client, New Vision. To see the original post, click here. For people living with dementia there can be a range of triggers that cause anguish or agitation. For many, this can include … Continued
This post was written by Sarah Ainslie for client, New Vision. To see the original post, click here. It is somewhat stating the obvious to say that the best way to help people with dementia is to understand it better … Continued
This blog was written by Sarah Ainslie for client, Calder Security. To see the original post click here. Campaign to deter insecure burglaries backfires With almost a third of burglaries conducted via unlocked doors and windows, police forces are keen … Continued