Using Posts

Today I decided to resurrect my blog and see how well I can keep it up to date using Posts, an app on the iPad.

This gives me the opportunity for the blog as a more personal, easy to work on facility, and the company website as more of a solutions space.

Posts looks like a slick, easy to use solution which quickly synced with my blog. The display provided is very neat:-

It’s easy to add pictures and at any stage you can drop into the HTML code.

It’s obvious that my first post on my blog is becoming a “how to” guide which will be continued on the company website!!

We are all in this together – aren’t we?

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A Personal View This is an odd post to write. Over the last few weeks I’ve seen business owners in the sights of educationalists, politicians attacking public sector staff and everyone attacking journalists. Today I even responded on a blog about the whole subject – time to put pen to paper. We appear to be [...]

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Bath Homecoming Parade

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21st Signal Regiment Return This week saw a homecoming parade in Leicester, and a similar one in Bath. My oldest lad, Liam, is in the 21st Signal Regiment and they’ve all returned safely from Afghanistan. The ceremony at Bath Abbey was quite amazing – I’ve never been in a church with so many people before. [...]

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The Demolition of Common Lane

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LDV closed it’s doors recently. The site has now nearly been completely demolished. When I worked there we exported huge numbers of vans to Europe. All gone now.

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Magic in Leicester?

Now here’s a thought Every year the Rugby League Super League holds it’s fixture list in one venue over two days. 4 games on Saturday and 3 on the Sunday. I went to the Murrayfield event a few years ago – it is fantastic. But.. It is an expensive weekend – travel, accommodation plus the essential extras [...]

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PC pricing structures

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Over the last thirty years the price/performance of computers has changed dramatically.
This email I recently received shows just how much

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VAT is a very blunt instrument

And here’s why Ed Balls has joined the debate on “let’s reduce VAT to stimulate the economy”. Probably as a knee jerk reaction to the fact that high street sales have fallen. VAT is a tax on consumption. One day twenty or so years ago the mandarins in the civil service must have had quite [...]

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SWOT Analysis

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The divide between business, schools and the social sector is coming down. Use the tools from each where you can – with caution

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Councils and Credit Cards

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‘Oh, what a tangled web we weave’ .. Credit card usage by Councils may be a very efficient way of working. But it may disguise a problem they are unaware of.

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Learning FC

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One of the ideas behind the ‘Playing for Success’ programme was to help improve Maths and Literacy for boys in Year 5 and Year 8. These fantastic resources were made to help with that programme.

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