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News: Snaw’mageddon

Snaw’mageddon

James Miodonski 28th of February 2018

We’re running with skeleton staff here, but we’ve taken the decision to close the office this afternoon to allow people to travel home safely in worsening weather.

With the trains cancelled, roads caked in snow (and being in the very fortunate position of being able to work from pretty much anywhere), we’ve opted for the safety-first approach today.

Everyone’s made it back in once piece and we’re all on-hand from the safety of home for the rest of the day.

As always, emergency support is available via [email protected], please send anything else to [email protected]

Stay safe, folks!

Kit

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