Creating a productive workspace is possibly not an easy ask for some people and while in the current climate this has become a necessity for many, it may be more simply said than done.
In this, part 3, of my mini series of blogs, I am covering some of the areas for consideration of making space at home, including, having to wear lots of “hats”.
Creating a productive workspace is possibly not an easy ask for some people. And while in the current climate this has become a necessity for many, there will be an impact on everyone in the household.
This is part 2 of my mini series of blogs looking at different aspects of working from home.
The impact on the rest of the household needs to be considered when arranging your home.
Creating a productive workspace is possibly not an easy ask for some people and while in the current climate this has become a necessity for many, it may be more simply said than done.
I have written a mini series of blogs covering this subject of making space to work from home.
The considerations of making space at home and actually being able to achieve this could be miles apart and there are several considerations to bear in mind.
Self Storage is becoming increasingly popular for a whole host of reasons. From domestic house moves through to the storage of business stock and anything imaginable in-between.
This is by no means an exhaustive list and below shows just some of the reasons people use us for self storage –
Before I start the next post, I feel it is only right that I add a small paragraph just to say that at the time of writing, by the very knowledgeable, Alison Withers, the UK was not on “lock-down” due to COVID-19. However, I thought that as people are getting in to the habit of walking or cycling and enjoying the fresh air, then this was still worthy of sharing, so new found love of the outdoors can continue, once travel and social distancing measures are lifted.
We’ve put together a quiz for you to have a go at, perhaps over a coffee, while we are all staying home and self-isolating. Some of the answers are in previous blogs, but some aren’t!
What do all these well-known and famous people have in common – Sir Peter Hall CBE, Ralph Fiennes, Benjamin Britten, June Brown MBE and Cardinal Thomas Wolsey? They were all born in Suffolk.
How about these famous people – P.D. James, Ruth Rendell, John Peel, Twiggy, Bill Wyman, Griff Rhys Jones and,
