Working hard in tougher times!


I am celebrating our completions and results more than usual at the moment because it's taking double the effort just to keep sales alive, clients happy and transactions alive.
I would say "F@&K COVID" but I'd rather stay positive and say "well done team, your hard work is really paying off"

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Location: Shrewsbury, UK

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