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    The Chateau 
    If local government were a building it would be a crumbling stately home , still grand but decrepit now in parts,  it’s gardens over grown and floor boards warped. Makes you wonder does it...
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    thumbnail Blair McPherson
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    Last updated:  29 Nov 2020
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    If you find yourself in a hole-call it a swimming pool
    My dad dug a big whole whilst levelling the back garden and decided he would call it a swimming pool. The new build house had a steeply slopping back garden. Never one to pay someone...
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    thumbnail Blair McPherson
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    Last updated:  27 Nov 2020
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    How to stop your virtual meetings from being so boring
    We have all gone through this phase during the first lockdown about how great it was to have our meetings virtually. But as time has progressed, there seem to be virtual meetings for...
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    thumbnail Michael Norton
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    Last updated:  19 Nov 2020
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    The thrill of the tight rope
      I was once carpeted by my boss for a piece I had written in a local journal published by and on behalf of the voluntary and not for profit sector. The leader had had a word with him....
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    By: 
    thumbnail Blair McPherson
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    Last updated:  18 Nov 2020
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