WAR specialise in the sale at auction of ceramics, glassware, jewellery, clocks & watches, collectables, textiles and rugs, silver, metal ware, paintings & fine art, furniture and outside effects.WAR specialise in the sale at auction of ceramics, glassware, jewellery, clocks & watches, collectables, textiles and rugs, silver, metal ware, paintings & fine art, furniture and outside effects.

Life on the tiles – tradesman offers NHS staff cut-price deal

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A kind-hearted tiler from Stonehouse is offering his time for free.

Adam Ireland started his tiling  business during the pandemic and now wants to give something back to the key workers who have gone beyond the call of duty during Covid 19.

His switch to self-employment came after suffering an injury playing football  for Stonehouse Town

“When the first lockdown came I weighed up the pros and cons of starting my tiling business during a pandemic and thought a young, fresh enthusiastic tiler is what Stroud could do with,” revealed Adam, who lives in King’s Stanley.

“It was difficult but was the best decision I’ve made. I never thought I’d be in this position and would always encourage people that if you have a talent and put your mind to it then anyone could have their own business”

And now, Adam wants to offer 20% off to all NHS staff and will be  holding a competition for someone to win a free labour pass on tiling.

Adam explained: “People will need to buy the  tiles and materials, but I’ll fit it for free.”

For further details contact Adam on 07581487746.

https://www.irelandstileandstone.com/

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