Recent extreme global weather events remind us of the destructive power that nature can wreak. Whilst hurricanes are thankfully extremely rare in the UK, we do suffer from flooding. Whether you believe in climate change or not, these extreme weather events seem to becoming more frequent. Continue reading →

The city of Bath became a world heritage site in 1987 and boasts many cultural delights. The lure of museums and theatreland is strong and Bath welcomes almost four million day visitors a year along with a staggering one million staying visitors. Two illustrious universities reflect the dedication of the city to education and there are an abundance of service sectors, information and communication technology and creative industries. The central area of the city possesses many Roman archaeological sites and the incredible baths built by the Romans lie about six metres below city street level. This splendidly beautiful city that is steeped in rich history and culture is an exquisite landmark as well as a major tourist attraction and the businesses and establishments that thrive within Bath need to reflect the beauty and dedication to culture. Continue reading →

Do you recall that one time you intended to give your home a firm and thorough clean over the weekend, only to have not in the end being able to do so? It was when you were either too busy or just too tired out to tackle it. How did we know that this happened and that you remember it? Quite easy, really – it’s something that has happened to each and every one of us at some point. The good news is that’s OK. Not giving your home the thorough cleaning you intended to will not have caused any lasting or lingering damage. The same cannot, and must not, be said in respect of our places of work and in our schools, however. Continue reading →