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Virus: ‘We can help’
March 18, 2020
During these times of unprecedented economic uncertainty, Buckinghamshire businesses are being encouraged to make contact with Buckinghamshire Business First which is able to provide and advice and support. Any business that is being affected by COVID-19 (coronavirus) or has concerns about its future impact on business, can call 01494 927130, email [email protected] or visit the […]
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Business pop-up
February 11, 2020
A taskforce has been launched in Aylesbury town centre to support new businesses to realise their ambitions. Hale Leys is hosting a pop-up advice and support drop-in centre until Saturday 15 February for anyone interested in pursuing their business idea in the town centre. Anyone who has an idea and wants to trial it – […]
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Hire a Hublet
June 28, 2019
People can now hire out their own tablet at Aylesbury Library. ‘Hublets’ are Samsung Galaxy tablets which customers can borrow for use within the library. All visitors need is a Buckinghamshire library card and PIN to release a Hublet for up to two hours, free of charge. The Hublets are ready to browse the internet […]
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Social media: No sweat
April 8, 2019
Described as ‘No perspiration, just 100% inspiration’, a free event for professionals and businesses has been organised to help people maximise social media and website security. Oliver Myles Marketing and Office Innovation are putting on a free seminar on April 30 from 9.30am to 11.30am at Office Innovation’s offices at 9D, Upper Wingbury Farm, Wingbury Courtyard Business Village, […]
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Stay well in winter
December 10, 2018
In a new approach for winter 2018/19, a GP Winter Champion and a Winter System Director are joining forces to reduce the seasonal pressures that Bucks’ health and social care services face every year. Their aim is to ensure all health and care professionals in the county – including social services, GPs, hospitals, ambulance services, mental health […]
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Webchat a hit
August 20, 2018
AVDC is encouraging more residents to give its webchat service a try, saying an increasing number are finding it a more convenient and quicker way to make enquiries. The service has seen an increase in demand of more than 40 per cent in the past year with council staff dealing with an average of 500 […]
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