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It's both head office and registered office. It's where they keep all the design and business types; things like warehousing and logistics for the retail store and catalogue operations are elsewhere. -
I know it. Can't think of any decent pubs round there thoughOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostA certain large fashion retailer's HQ near a landfill site and a couple of motorways
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The Plough up the road used to be good in the Eighties; it seems to have gone all lahdidah-gastropub nowadays. The New Inn on the High Street also used to be good, but it's many years since I was last there. Looks OK on StreetViewOriginally posted by Zippy View PostI know it. Can't think of any decent pubs round there though
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Just down the road from meOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostIt's both head office and registered office. It's where they keep all the design and business types; things like warehousing and logistics for the retail store and catalogue operations are elsewhere.
Oddly enough if you enter the .com version of their web address it takes you to the Apple web site
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I wonder whyOriginally posted by DaveB View PostJust down the road from me
Oddly enough if you enter the .com version of their web address it takes you to the Apple web site
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That would explain it, yesOriginally posted by NickFitz View Post
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6) Don't forget to take a defibrillator with you.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostWell done.
Just remember what I told you.
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Congrats.
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Excellent news young simian
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