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Culture Fusion From Indie Band Metis Brings High Merits
Issue 60
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Sos Group Coming Of Age
Issue 62
Launched in 2002, the company continues with the same three directors at the helm, John Behan, George Young and Andrew Skelton, and is now proud to count some of the biggest names in sport and industry as clients. SOS Group also works closely with SMEs and start-ups and, as a supplier and service provider of digital office equipment, related software products and office furniture, the current Covid-19 crisis has created unprecedented demand to facilitate remote working. George Young, says: “This health crisis has tested every business and looks likely to do so for some time to come. We’re used to…
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West House, Whalton, Morpeth, Northumberland
West House provides some of the finest country living within this prime region of mid Northumberland. This truly fabulous, Georgian country residence, offering unique accommodation maintained to an extremely high standard, comes to the market for the first time in over 35 years and enjoys traditional architecture and considerable character supported by modern, luxurious fittings. Situated to the western boundary…
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The Artist’s Year
Issue 62
Here at Mary Ann Rogers gallery the staff are back to their normal hours, their children back at school, and everyone round here is busy preparing for the autumn lamb sales, which are no sooner over, than, it seems the tups (rams) are put out into the fields and another year begins! We are busy designing the Christmas catalogue, which will be stuffed with new print and gift ideas, featuring many of the new paintings from this very strange year, including cattle, oriental poppies, landscapes, guinea fowl and much more. Lockdown created an unusually quiet and peaceful time for painting without the usual interruptions of exhibitions, gallery visitors, trade shows as well as social and family get-togethers which only happened via facetime or zoom! The daily ‘Live’ facebook videos have had to be cut back, as life has gradually filled up with work and fun activities. Now we are back…