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Speller Metcalfe in the running for two national awards
National building contractor, Speller Metcalfe, has been put forward for two national awards in the Considerate Constructors Scheme National Site Awards 2011 to be presented at Plaisterers' Hall, London on Wednesday 13 April 2011.
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The Best of Cheltenham , 18 February 2011

The Bigger Printing Company brings ideas to life for Dreamshed Theatre
The Bigger Printing Company have produced large-scale PVC banner displays for Dreamshed Theatre’s production of Toad of Toad Hall, which opened on Thursday 16th December 2010.
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The Best of Cheltenham , 04 January 2011
LOCAL BUSINESS GIVES £20,000 TO CHARITY
A local business has reached a milestone by donating £20,000 to charity, with more than 20 organisations in the area benefitting.
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The Best of Cheltenham , 24 December 2010
Let it snow...
With this winter set for an even bigger freeze than last year, how should businesses deal with employees who are unable to attend work due to the weather?
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The Best of Cheltenham , 20 December 2010
Award-winning Cheltenham hair and beauty salon, Love the Salon has just had a makeover!
Love the Salon, located on Cheltenham’s High Street has recently had a makeover and it really does look fabulous!
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The Best of Cheltenham , 22 November 2010
FIRST OF ITS KIND ONE STOP CARE SHOP OPENS IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE
One of Gloucestershire’s leading domiciliary care providers, Live Well at Home has opened the first One Stop Care Shop in the County.
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The Best of Cheltenham , 11 November 2010
Updates on Harrison Clark
Be Sure not to miss Harrison Clarks ‘rural land & business newsletter’
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The Best of Cheltenham , 09 November 2010
Scaling new heights
Never ones to shy away from a challenge, L&L Installations have developed a real head for heights lately.
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The Best of Cheltenham , 09 November 2010
The L&L makeover
L&L spend time improving customers’ homes. They thought it only fair to give their web site a complete makeover as well. It’s taken a little time and patience but the new site has now been launched. Same location but with a fresh new look.
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The Best of Cheltenham , 09 November 2010
Luxury at Lumiere
Best Of Cheltenham member ‘Lumiere’ in Clarence Parade was given an excellent review by famous critic Giles Coren.
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The Best of Cheltenham , 06 November 2010
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