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netXtra, a leading Suffolk based website development company, are pleased to announce the recent launch of netXtra Xpress – a flexible new rapid delivery website solution that enables organisations to get a web presence live and online in just a few weeks.
BASCA - The British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors - the creators and driving force behind the prestigious Ivor Novello Awards, has recently chosen Long Melford based web development company netXtra to design, develop and host their new website.
There has been a number of Cholera out breaks this year. Obviously the Pakistan floods have brought this to the attention of the media. There have also been outbreaks in India, Nepal, Papua New Guinea and Vietnam, Angola, Nigeria and Kenya, owing to excessive monsoons and flooding.
netXtra, a leading website design, development and hosting company based in Long Melford, Suffolk, has this month become an official Partner of MemNet – www.memnet.biz - a networking organisation that offers support to professionals managing within membership organisations, trade associations, charities and business groups.
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Multi-national insurance broker and major Ipswich employer Willis has raised more than £5,000 for St Elizabeth Hospice.
There are only a handful of insect-borne diseases that are preventable with medication or immunisation. This means that the only real protection against the vast majority of diseases is bite prevention. This should always be considered as the first line of defence against any insect-borne infection.